12-16-2011, 10:50 AM
[COLOR="white"]Well, personally I thought they were rather good ideas. Some interesting things for the staff to consider scripting. I particularly liked the overhauls for useless skills that you proposed. For example: Taste ID = better potion effects, Forensic Evaluation that governs how much health is lost when bandage resing, etc, etc.
I also thought that the new sets of armor, and in essence, "Slayer weapons" could be a good thing for the server. What I mean by that, is that the range of custom weapons, such as blood tentacle, dwarven war hammer, etc, would be more widely used against different mobs, as opposed to every man and his dog using a Hell's Halberd.
Your suggestions are all very easy to script, and even I could help out with implementing some of the scripts, if the ideas were approved. Not that our very capable staff would -need- the help! (It would probably be more of a time factor.)
I am speaking from experience, as I've played every version of Imagine-nation. Just to clarify: I'm not just some newcomer who wants to come in and propose changes to everything that we know and love!
All of that said: I really enjoyed reading this post. It was a refreshing take on some things that could be improved, or made better use of. BRAVO! :thumbsup: [/COLOR]
I also thought that the new sets of armor, and in essence, "Slayer weapons" could be a good thing for the server. What I mean by that, is that the range of custom weapons, such as blood tentacle, dwarven war hammer, etc, would be more widely used against different mobs, as opposed to every man and his dog using a Hell's Halberd.
Your suggestions are all very easy to script, and even I could help out with implementing some of the scripts, if the ideas were approved. Not that our very capable staff would -need- the help! (It would probably be more of a time factor.)
I am speaking from experience, as I've played every version of Imagine-nation. Just to clarify: I'm not just some newcomer who wants to come in and propose changes to everything that we know and love!
All of that said: I really enjoyed reading this post. It was a refreshing take on some things that could be improved, or made better use of. BRAVO! :thumbsup: [/COLOR]