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MM7. Simple question, guys - Is Tomb of the Master (part of Ninja promotion quest) available for Light path?
EDIT: Thanks!
*mm7*
*uses melee class in darkside game*
Sharpmetal is a melee spell!
MM7. Simple question, guys - Is Tomb of the Master (part of Ninja promotion quest) available for Light path?
EDIT: Thanks!
*mm7*
*uses melee class in darkside game*
Sharpmetal is useless,you run out of it after a few kills lol. You don't run out of a champion/death knight with two artifact melee weapons! It is really a shame that dark magic is practically useless. With light one you get all the cool buffs and then just steamroll anything in your path.
I've been playing World of Xeen for about 25 hours now and it's fucking great. I've done a lot of the Clouds content, but I've only done a bit of Darkside. Is that normal? My level 17 party get their heads caved in by an armadillo whenever I try going back there.
I've been playing World of Xeen for about 25 hours now and it's fucking great. I've done a lot of the Clouds content, but I've only done a bit of Darkside. Is that normal? My level 17 party get their heads caved in by an armadillo whenever I try going back there.
Nah, light magic is the useless one. It allows only paralizing titans in order to avoid destroying all of your equipment including precious artefact weps and smashing liches with the according spell. Slicing mobs around under the buffs is fun till moment you enter the Pit and getting a stack of dragon fire spells straight into the face.Sharpmetal is useless,you run out of it after a few kills lol. You don't run out of a champion/death knight with two artifact melee weapons! It is really a shame that dark magic is practically useless. With light one you get all the cool buffs and then just steamroll anything in your path.
There's 0 reason to take melee chars with dark, not just because dark magic is so much better than melee but also because all the mass buffs are on the light side.
Oh i agree,i was talking that melee in general has its uses,even for a dark party in the early-mid game.Sharpmetal is useless,you run out of it after a few kills lol. You don't run out of a champion/death knight with two artifact melee weapons! It is really a shame that dark magic is practically useless. With light one you get all the cool buffs and then just steamroll anything in your path.
7 is the most exploitable game in the series, there's a well in eeofol (I think) that gives free skill points, money, xp, etc. It also dishes out eradicates and kills, but with gm magic resistance you can block the negative effects.
a high end party of dark priests/liches can spit out dozens of dragon breaths and mow down just about anything like it was grass.
There's 0 reason to take melee chars with dark, not just because dark magic is so much better than melee but also because all the mass buffs are on the light side.
dark side - clerics and mages
light side - i usually take 2 heavy hitters (i prefer monks and knights but thieves are good too) + 1 cleric + 1 mage for the light spells and utility (also they hit pretty hard with all the buffs).
You have to get the flute from the tomb in revenshore and then click on the big sword(near the hilt) in the final map,Plane between Planes.How find jon van caneghem in MM8?
Nah, light magic is the useless one. It allows only paralizing titans in order to avoid destroying all of your equipment including precious artefact weps and smashing liches with the according spell. Slicing mobs around under the buffs is fun till moment you enter the Pit and getting a stack of dragon fire spells straight into the face.Sharpmetal is useless,you run out of it after a few kills lol. You don't run out of a champion/death knight with two artifact melee weapons! It is really a shame that dark magic is practically useless. With light one you get all the cool buffs and then just steamroll anything in your path.
With dedicated dark magic party, on the other hand, while it might be annoying to replenish mana at early stages, after getting lloyd's beacon game becomes a total (still fun tho) cakewalk. The hardest part is to do promotion quest for mages early, however.
There's 0 reason to take melee chars with dark, not just because dark magic is so much better than melee but also because all the mass buffs are on the light side.
Isn't melee generally inferior in M&M 6 and 7 anyways? That seems to be a popular sentiment.
There's 0 reason to take melee chars with dark, not just because dark magic is so much better than melee but also because all the mass buffs are on the light side.
Isn't melee generally inferior in M&M 6 and 7 anyways? That seems to be a popular sentiment.
Well, DUH! But melee doesn't consume mana.
I didn't get dark magic, but my recent experience was that in first half of the game magic is superior, but by the time I got to the endgame, all of my characters (even wizards) did more damage in melee than with magic.There's 0 reason to take melee chars with dark, not just because dark magic is so much better than melee but also because all the mass buffs are on the light side.
Isn't melee generally inferior in M&M 6 and 7 anyways? That seems to be a popular sentiment.
I'm aware that mm7 isn't even close to be some min/max hardcore game but that's a weird party to run if you want to whack things in melee because you may replace that useless hybrid classes with more knights since they are dealing at least two times more damage than any other weapon users. Yet still, dark magic users will deal even more damage since midgame, in fact, WAY more. Sure, I agree that melee much more useful in the early game, it actually might be somewhat painful to raise mages only party but that's definitely worth it.Git gut biatch! I kill a fucking behemoth in a few seconds with a party of knight,paladin,archer and wizard. Also why paralyse titans when i could run to then and see them die???? All you have to do is get all the buffs and watch the enemy melt in front of you lol. GM light at 10 skills is op,let alone if you pump it up to 20 or more.
I'd say melee deals considerably more damage at all stages but ranged party don't have to deal much with incoming damage obviously, which allows replacement cleric/pal with another archer or druid, for instance. Also, preferable mode matters a lot. For squishy ranged dudes it's RT most of the time, which turns game into some Action/RPG, while for melee either mode is fine.Isn't melee generally inferior in M&M 6 and 7 anyways? That seems to be a popular sentiment.
Actually it is pretty strong party throughout the whole game. It may not be the mixmaixing optimal that authists here enjoy to play as their 50th rerun,but i do manage to finish the game without resting and such. Early game the bow skills is top,after that it slowly goes toward melee. I noticed that offensive magic is mainly for inexperienced players for their first play. In my last replay i barely used it outside of a few times where i used sparks. In my end game my wiz does around 100 damage in melee,the archer around 150 because of double wielding,the paladin around 100-150 with stun and the knight around 200-250. This kills the sword dudes in one or two rounds,a green dragon falls in two rounds and the blue and red in 5-6 rounds. With GM white that is like 3-5 seconds per enemy because of the haste lol.I'm aware that mm7 isn't even close to be some min/max hardcore game but that's a weird party to run if you want to whack things in melee because you may replace that useless hybrid classes with more knights since they are dealing at least two times more damage than any other weapon users. Yet still, dark magic users will deal even more damage since midgame, in fact, WAY more. Sure, I agree that melee much more useful in the early game, it actually might be somewhat painful to raise mages only party but that's definitely worth it.Git gut biatch! I kill a fucking behemoth in a few seconds with a party of knight,paladin,archer and wizard. Also why paralyse titans when i could run to then and see them die???? All you have to do is get all the buffs and watch the enemy melt in front of you lol. GM light at 10 skills is op,let alone if you pump it up to 20 or more.
I'd say melee deals considerably more damage at all stages but ranged party don't have to deal much with incoming damage obviously, which allows replacement cleric/pal with another archer or druid, for instance. Also, preferable mode matters a lot. For squishy ranged dudes it's RT most of the time, which turns game into some Action/RPG, while for melee either mode is fine.Isn't melee generally inferior in M&M 6 and 7 anyways? That seems to be a popular sentiment.
It is very well balanced party, for sure.Actually it is pretty strong party throughout the whole game.
I'd say the opposite. When you're aware of general monster resistances a dedicated (1-2 schools+meditation) mage can deliver more damage than any other class since quite early stages of the game. It's just much more convenient not to bother about mana at all (and not to rush wizard promotion quest, as I alrdy mentioned). But later it pays off spectaculary, you should try some day 4 shrapmetal users party, they're just melting anything (and also it's very fun to spam armageddon just to watch everyone dies, at the land of giants included).I noticed that offensive magic is mainly for inexperienced players for their first play.
mm6 and mmx are the only ones that matterYou dorks need to stop bumping this thread. I played MnM 8 and I promised myself it would be the only one I play as it was the shortest and easiest, but after reading this thing, I reinstalled MnM 6 on Steam today and rolled a party...
As i said,it is an autistic minmax build.It is very well balanced party, for sure.Actually it is pretty strong party throughout the whole game.
I'd say the opposite. When you're aware of general monster resistances a dedicated (1-2 schools+meditation) mage can deliver more damage than any other class since quite early stages of the game. It's just much more convenient not to bother about mana at all (and not to rush wizard promotion quest, as I alrdy mentioned). But later it pays off spectaculary, you should try some day 4 shrapmetal users party, they're just melting anything (and also it's very fun to spam armageddon just to watch everyone dies, at the land of giants included).I noticed that offensive magic is mainly for inexperienced players for their first play.
MMX is liquid shit that doesn't have anything to do with the older ones. It lacks exploration or an interesting universe,it is meh in every aspect. The worst part is how tight the balance is and it never lets you feel like you have become stronger.mm6 and mmx are the only ones that matterYou dorks need to stop bumping this thread. I played MnM 8 and I promised myself it would be the only one I play as it was the shortest and easiest, but after reading this thing, I reinstalled MnM 6 on Steam today and rolled a party...
I only have 6 on Steam because I bought 10, and it was an exclusive preorder bonus. Sadly, I hated 10.