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Levers! and, um...Cover Mechanics!

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Captain Trek:

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--- Quote from: LockeCarnelia on December 12, 2008, 11:42 ---There's already levels that flood only one room, the one you're standing in, just FYI.

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Voyeurism is undoomish, Tom.

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XD
Took me a while to figure it out... :)
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Umm... I must be missing something... :|


--- Quote from: TFoN on December 13, 2008, 10:05 ---Anyway, in the past I suggested that there would be 2-3 different classes of levers, each with different beneficial, neutral and dangerous effects. That way you could gamble safely on lower tier levers even without ranks in Intuition. Right now levers are most often not worthwhile past the early stages of the game, which wastes them as a feature.

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*Nods* I think this'd be a good idea... :)

Visalos:
oh yeah, and forget i said anything, there are indeed single-room-death levers. stupid me.

007bistromath:
The way to fix levers is to put Int behind something every build can use instead of EE. I think Iro would be best since, useful as it is, it is of itself the weakest of the traits, and it makes more sense to me anyway, considering it's a survivability trait.

rekenne:
Ironman, weakest of the traits?
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Reaaaaaaaaaaally? I'd have to disagree with you heavily on that one. I'd give that to probably reloader or finesse. Both have their uses (Unlocking Shottyman and in AoMr games), but...

007bistromath:
Reloading is slow as mud for CG/PR, and you generally have to use D/M mods on either of those to really use them well. There are also several uniques it comes in handy for.

Finesse is excellent for any build, it's just that it's hard to pack in between whatever you need for damage, EE, and TaN. Speed is alot more important than you realize. Aside from that, if you're having trouble finding any good stuff, Whizkid is essential.

Ironman is good, and whenever you've got a level to spare you want one for later on when you've got good armor, but most of the time it's just not an option compared to everything else you need in your build.

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