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Post by Phlogistic on Nov 30, 2003 23:12:03 GMT -5
Indeed. Who would think that they would make a huge sword heavy? It goes against all the laws of video game physics. He should be able to wield it like a dagger and leap into the air with it and stuff!
I know this question is sort of unrelated, but...if you don't promote one of your lords, can they still use their special weapons? If so, does it look any different? I doubt anyone has tried this, but...
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Post by The dark prince on Nov 30, 2003 23:20:55 GMT -5
Indeed. Who would think that they would make a huge sword heavy? It goes against all the laws of video game physics. He should be able to wield it like a dagger and leap into the air with it and stuff! I know this question is sort of unrelated, but...if you don't promote one of your lords, can they still use their special weapons? If so, does it look any different? I doubt anyone has tried this, but... it looks a bit annoying but doesn't the stage you get the sword has a enemy eliy has to kill on his own and he can leap in the air with it |
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Post by SummerWolf on Dec 1, 2003 0:10:25 GMT -5
I had Hector kill the chapter 28 boss, and it still went fine. And no, Eli didn't leap into the air with it. His horses just....kinda....stood on its hind legs. I forgot the proper word. Which broke no law of physics.
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Post by The dark prince on Dec 1, 2003 1:00:18 GMT -5
I had Hector kill the chapter 28 boss, and it still went fine. And no, Eli didn't leap into the air with it. His horses just....kinda....stood on its hind legs. I forgot the proper word. Which broke no law of physics. naw what really broke it was the boomrang part |
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