"Holy Moly, those tits are old testament huge!" I wish one day to have the opportunity to use this line.
It was going to be great. There were virtually no encounters, and almost all traps as they escalated the tower to reach their target. However, the guy they were after manually triggered the traps. The tower was rigged up with a bunch of hallowed tubes so he could here where the party was at any given moment if they weren't careful. But without the gung-ho guy in the party, as well as a mage who can alter matter, they would make it through no problem. Still though, I have a use for the Zen Archer (A Monk who uses a bow) even if not in the original method.
Awww, that kinda sucks. But perhaps another time!
Well, later today begins session two of my new pathfinder group. I'm kind of sad one guy wasn't able to join the game, because he was one of those head strong players that doens't think, and I had an entire dungeon planned to smurf with the guy and either force him to think just a little, or kill him. Saddly that shant happen now, and one of my players I know will mob that place without problem.
I have just stepped out of the car and met Dojima. You bump into Mia I believe it was, the new social link added, though I don't even know her name in game yet. So other then that I don't know. I mean there's 'very hard' difficulty, but I've beaten P4 enough I don't really care about the challange this time, so I just opted to play on easy.
Probably. =( And nice. What apparent differences are there from the original so far?
Perhaps my Ideas are just to grand to ever expect in a Pokemon game though. Also, finally playing P4: The Golden.
I like that idea. It would also allow end-bosses and other nasty trainers to have ridiculous abilities that would be way too OP for the player to have access to. =D
Perhaps allow your main character the branching option, while the other people you pick up have their own specializations and growths? Perhaps even ones unique to them, so an NPC 'Bug Trainer' may have different bonus's then your character if he goes bug trainer?
That's an interesting idea. Or maybe a system with a "skill-tree" branch thingy, where you go down certain paths that help you specialize in the pokemon types you want. Like... it could start with the different egg groups, then "Bugs etc" could branch to "fast/flying" bugs and "heavy/steel" bugs etc for even more specific bonuses. Or something. ...yeah. WOULD be awesome if it would actually ever happen. =(
