Mass Effect:Andromeda

[bigjerry]

its like I'm in the game mom *pops on 3d glasses*

[AzzarTheGod]

no point playing anything else. if u didnt play 6 you really shouldnt load another game ever again. no joke u lose your game card for life.

if you purchased anything in the last 10-15 years and didnt play MM6 consider suicide fam slice them wrists up

[AzzarTheGod]

i earned the right to try new games by having a game card obtained through MM6

did u? doubt it

[bigjerry]

i done played it kid its gay. step to that

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by bigjerry [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

i done played it kid its gay. step to that

done

[bigjerry]

game card more like u got a gay card from enjoying western filth

[AzzarTheGod]

garbage

this was the renaissance that put west on the map for the final time

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by AzzarTheGod [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

also a storyline that wove mideaval fantasy with a 16th century monarch with a rival interstellar alien race (WHOOPS SPOILED!!!!!!!!!!!) with eventual laser guns (SPOILED) and advanced technology

Woke. who you know in any other game that got it poppin with both swords and sorcery and guns? the spell system whooped enough ass ase as it is, ARMAGEDDON was a WIDE AREA death spell. Whats poppin now big boi.

i completed the game therefore i got it poppin with the guns. did u?

little taste for the Lune's out there who had their head up their ass.

Create Food: Costs 20 spell points. Creates food for all characters if they have less real food than would be created by this spell.

Normal: Creates 1 day + 1 day per 10 skill points.
Expert: Creates 1 day + 2 days per 10 skill points.
Master: Creates 1 day + 3 days per 10 skill points.


Golden Touch: Costs 25 spell points. Converts a single item selected in the inventory into gold equal to 40% of the item’s actual value. There is a 10% chance per skill point that this spell will succeed. If the spell fails, the item is broken.

Normal: Converts item to 40% gold value.
Expert: Converts item to 60% gold value.
Master: Converts item to 80% gold value.


Dispel Magic: Costs 30 spell points. Removes all spells on all creatures in the caster’s sight, both helpful and harmful. Recovery is reduced by an amount equal to skill in Light Magic.

Normal: Moderate recovery rate.
Expert: Faster recovery rate.
Master: Fastest recovery rate.


Slow: Costs 35 spell points. Halves the walking speed and doubles the recovery rate of a single monster. Slow makes sure a monster will attack half as often, and will have a harder time catching up if players choose to run. The duration of this spell is 3 minutes per skill point.

Normal: Moderate recovery rate.
Expert: Faster recovery rate.
Master: Fastest recovery rate.


Destroy Undead: Costs 40 spell points. Calls upon the power of Heaven to undo the evil magic that extends the lives of the Undead, inflicting 16 points of damage plus 1-16 per skill point upon a single, unlucky target. This spell only works on the Undead.

Normal: Moderate recovery rate.
Expert: Faster recovery rate.
Master: Fastest recovery rate.


Day of the Gods: Costs 45 spell points. Simultaneously casts Power, Meditation, Speed, Lucky Day, Precision, and Guardian Angel on all characters. Day of the Gods is cast according to caster's skill in Light Magic.

Normal: All spells cast at twice skill in Light Magic.
Expert: All spells cast at three times skill in Light Magic.
Master: All spells cast at four times skill in Light Magic.


Prismatic Light: Costs 50 spell points. Inflicts 25 points of damage plus 1 per skill point on all creatures in sight. This spell can only be cast indoors.

Normal: Moderate recovery rate.
Expert: Faster recovery rate.
Master: Fastest recovery rate.


Hour of Power: Costs 55 spell points. Simultaneously casts Haste, Heroism, Shield, Stone Skin, and Bless on all characters according to caster's skill in Light Magic.

Normal: All spells cast at twice skill in Light Magic.
Expert: All spells cast at three times skill in Light Magic.
Master: All spells cast at four times skill in Light Magic.


Paralyze: Costs 60 spell points. Paralyze temporarily prevents a monster from moving or attacking for the duration of this spell, which is 3 minutes per skill point. Players are free to attack the helpless target - paralyzed monsters cannot retaliate.

Normal: Slow recovery rate.
Expert: Faster recovery rate.
Master: Fastest recovery rate.


Sun Ray: Costs 70 spell points. Sun Ray is the second most devastating spell in Enroth, concentrating the light of the sun on one unfortunate creature. Since Sun Ray must focus the light of the sun, it can only work outdoors and during the day. Sun Ray does 20 points of damage plus 1-20 per skill point.

Normal: Slow recovery rate.
Expert: Faster recovery rate.
Master: Fastest recovery rate.


Divine Intervention: Costs 75 spell points. Once per day during the rising or setting of the sun, casters may call upon the heavens to heal the characters of all damage, restore their spell points, and remove all adverse conditions. The gods exact a price, however, aging the caster 10 years for each Divine Intervention. Recovery from this spell is shortened with skill in Light Magic.

Normal: Works once per day.
Expert: Works twice per day.
Master: Works thrice per day.

that is like...1/100th of the aspect of the game.

[AzzarTheGod]

just a little taste of how Japanese this game was.

Option between turn based combat, and real-time combat CHECK. owned.

Sick ass spell system that Japanese shitbags never had. CHECK. owned.

Game so difficult and development so deep, that you needed a 1,000 page guide to make sure you didn't gimp yourself? CHECK, owned.

Small taste here of a scrub in this thread not having a clue which spells are actually essential (probably Lune/bigJ) https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/4161...eaven/57639801

owned again. anyone else want a piece? can literally copy and paste stuff to dunk on any nerd who steps up to the plate. big J just got ate. is anyone left?

[bigjerry]

yo idk what the fuk im talking about itt. what's the 1 with the overworld screen and like RTS combat?? that's the 1 I like

i thought u were referring to this game that got a Sega port with the hmm6 talk??? like a OLD ass game. but it's from 2011???? my brain messed up bro will u help me??