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New moves without applying - Tamsin - 08-23-2004

Can I make up a new move without having to apply it? You know, just to know what others think


New moves without applying - Rem-13 - 08-23-2004

Yes you can just make up moves and post them, but you wont be able to use them. Also other people could steal your ideas if you dont be careful.


New moves without applying - Rem-13 - 08-23-2004

Ya but you can post your ideas for a move.

Edit: My comp took like three hours to post that for some reason: frieza got the responce out first


New moves without applying - Tamsin - 08-23-2004

It doesnt actually matter if someone steals your idea, I mean you can still get it.


New moves without applying - Tamsin - 08-24-2004

Ok here is an interesting question. Lets say im an ordinary fighter and I have A move on my list. lets say I create an upgraded version of A move for example AB move, which can be also used as an ordinary A move. And I want to change my ordinary A move for the upgrade one. Do I waste +50 int. points? For that change of course. That means that I will only have AB move on my list, not also the ordinary version


New moves without applying - Android-18 - 08-24-2004

Er...I think you can change your moves whenever, and you get one move for every 50 intel.


New moves without applying - Android-18 - 08-24-2004

That's gay.


New moves without applying - Tamsin - 08-24-2004

That still doesnt tell me do I waste +50 int. if I upgrade my move?


New moves without applying - Tamsin - 08-24-2004

ok thanks


New moves without applying - Rem-13 - 08-24-2004

i think I remember Rad saying you can change everything around once you Get 50 INT. in additon to the new move.


New moves without applying - Tamsin - 08-24-2004

ups. then ignore my post in adding moves


New moves without applying - Kaden - 08-24-2004

This isnt official or anything, but we might let people change a move instead of adding a new one once they get 50 intelligence.

As far as adding an upgraded version of a move, you don't have to do that. The only real example I can think of is the Kamehameha and the Chou Kamehameha. If you wanted to use a Chou Kamehameha, and you only had Kamehameha on your roster, that would be fine.

*hates typing "kamehameha"*


New moves without applying - Kaden - 08-25-2004

I think you're right about about Chou Kamehameha, Piccolo, but I don't think it makes too much of a difference. Kamehameha is a pretty draining attack on its own, and the powered up version of it is basically just a stronger version of that.

However, for the purposes of the RPG, it would be dumb to make someone have both "kamehameha" and "chou kamehameha" as best moves.

And GJ, I think the only difference is that the chou version has a larger beam.


New moves without applying - Orion - 08-25-2004

One would imagine, but the larger attack would take more energy, time and be more draining.