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I want an area of effect arrow or flashbomb that poisons area of water or illuminates area of water for 10 - 15 seconds. Maybe this could be solved with underwater flares which have to be purchased.
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Hmm, I allready proposed that tag bolts should work underwater, since their lightsource is magical... but most people just ignore my ideas.Originally posted by Mad_Gerbil
I so hate it when thieves sit on the edge of a watersurface and snipe you, but when you tag them, they quickly jump in the water and the cycle starts all over again. :x
Poisoning water wouldn't be a good idea, since it kinda goes against the ideas of 'our friendly neighborhood protector' Mr. Guardman.
One final statement though, and I have said this an awfull lot of times, is that guards shouldn't be able to swim. They'd just sink to the bottom what with that heavy armor and stuff. This would still make water a relatively safe area for thieves, provided that they don't give their locations away and have guards snipe them.... oh, and some of the maps probably have to be altered so that there is a way out of the water for guards who accidentally misstepped (ladders). -
Whistlers work underwater. Ironically.Nearly all men can stand adversity -- if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.Comment
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Eh? Last time I checked, dropping a whistler in a pond disabled it.Originally posted by DarkBillComment
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Nothing prevents you from repairing itOriginally posted by -=V12US=-
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It is?Originally posted by -=V12US=-
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#Imaginations from the other side....Comment
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Nice idea!Originally posted by -=V12US=-
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It's blue fire, blue fire is closest to the UV spectrum at 400 or so nm and thus equals magic.Originally posted by LuroxIt is?Originally posted by -=V12US=-
Another reason is that water is also blue, as everyone knows (duh!) blue and blue enhance eachother, but the engine cancels one out. Gross error if you ask me.Comment
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Could be a chemical reaction. Why else would it trail upward the way it does? Oh, and 400 nm is the RED end of the visible spectrum. Blue is up around the 700 nm end.Originally posted by -=V12US=-
Umm. Water is blue? And here I always thought it was transparent....Originally posted by -=V12US=-Comment
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Colour, color... whateverCould be a chemical reaction. Why else would it trail upward the way it does? Oh, and 400 nm is the RED end of the visible spectrum. Blue is up around the 700 nm end.
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Thievery water is blue. Just take a nosedive and see for yourself.Umm. Water is blue? And here I always thought it was transparent....Comment
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Doesn't look blue to me. Depending on how it's coded, it's either completely transarent, or it's kinda greenish murky.Originally posted by -=V12US=-Comment
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Blah Blah Blah, yap yap yap...there is no spectrum of light in UT, no star reflecting off of nitrogen or any other substance to make it look blue, so they had to color the water. Sure, you can have whatever color you want, but for the most part its blue, BLUE DAMNIT!!!Originally posted by LaughingRat
Oh, and guards don't need diddlysqat. Except maybe a mage/priest. Just a new skin and different weapons to make it right (yea like thats a walk in the park!)
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No, but there is an appearance of color, and that appearance is NOT BLUE, at least on my machine.Originally posted by Kiech BephoComment
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