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1. Heraclea Says:

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   Very nicely done. The Bunnygirl mobs are kind of repetitious, but the texts given out by the several bosses and rescues hold your interest. The Bunnygirls are cleverly made like standard mobs, with identical looking mobs wielding different power sets.

   I’d give them different bios, though, just to throw some additional detail around.

   The bosses probably need to be revisited after the most recent patch, though. They are a bit too strong, and a bit too heavy on non-physical damage and debuffs as well. I wouldn’t call this solo friendly for non-tankers at the moment.

   Posted on May 15th, 2009 at 10:30 am

2. Clave Dark 5 Says:

   Thanks for playing my arc!

   I’m curious to know what difficulty level you played it at and with what toon, it’s level, etc. I just reran the last mish with my 50 DB/Nin stalker (IO’ed but not at silly levels, no purples) set for difficulty level 1 and made my way through it easily without even using my AS. I then kicked it up to 3 and still zoomed through it (with AS this time) and only got below half HP once. The bosses conned red, only one conned purple (and was the toughest). Let me know about what happened and I’ll be happy to take a look at nerfing them a tad.

   The two-line desc for the bunnygirls themselves was meant to be short’n’sweet as they’re just low level foes, but I’ll give some thought into what else I can add.

   Thanks again Heraclea, detailed feedback like this helps a lot.

   Posted on May 16th, 2009 at 7:47 am

3. Glazius Says:

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   @GlaziusF

   Playing on a high 30s ice/axe tanker, diff 2 for that crunchy boss fight experience.

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   Hmm. This is positing that MA is actually doing some “in-world” stuff, and the bunnygirls have a physical presence.

   Well, whatever downs your watership.

   Hmm. Are the gunner lieuts wearing white maid tiaras, or is that just my fanboy eye.

   …oh god that casting animation. IMPROPER CONTEXT. IMPROPER CONTEXT!

   Yeah, good luck photoshopping somebody who’s COVERED IN ICE WITH A PLASMA AXE. Still, if that photog can pull this off it’ll be a sight.

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   Ah, cornball science. Is there no corn so corny that you won’t ball it?

   Classic fake-german warning sign on the machine.

   Hey, it’s that guy from that corrupted arc!

   And once again, the tabloids are at fault.

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   Cheesy tabloid bosses.

   Cheesy B-movie scientist!

   Cheesy use of deceive on a lieutenant or above to permaconfuse but if it’s a photographer they have to have Flash! (you can fix this in I15 right?)

   …but even if this is a comedy arc, why not start smashing up presses? At least toss off some notional explanation as to why you can’t.

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   Storyarc - ****. Why not smash the presses? That’s about it, really, it’s an amusing light comedy.

   Design - *****. Good use of maps, good flow of objectives, great design on the customs, especially the fur coat on the fashion plate.

   Gameplay - *****. I stock break frees. So the illusion boss wasn’t too too frustrating.

   Detail - *****. Top shelf here. Great humorous descriptions and nice detail on all the little incidentals.

   Overall - ****. Yeah, it might seem a little unfair to round down, but I’m a little bummed about not being able to grossly abridge freedom of the press. I guess doing that might need way more arc space than you have, but hey, I invaded a supposedly law-abiding print company, why can’t I take the next step?

   Posted on June 15th, 2009 at 7:22 pm