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sgc_meltdown

Arcane
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Well one way to do the dragon fights and make them cinematic would be quick time events. Or as I like to call it, 'blast process roleplaying'.
 

CrunchyHemorrhoids

Prophet
Joined
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Making bows more powerful to the point of one-hit killing is all well and good, but balancing it by making arrows rare in a world where wood and metal are clearly abundant doesn't make much sense.
 
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