The World of Layonara
The Layonara Community => General Discussion => Topic started by: FearWhat on November 09, 2006, 07:11:25 AM
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// Just wondering if there is a way to add visual to gloves. I have crafted the correct potions to add this. But it does not work. I know in the original campaign you have visual effects on gloves. thanks for any help.
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No visual effects on gloves at all. If you're a monk, when you get Ki Strike your punches and kicks leave a blue trail, and when you stun someone the trail is purple.
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*About to be cross-posted to NWN suggestions.*
I really wish there were a way to have a visual effect on one's gloves. Maybe one that worked like the Stunning Fist and Ki Strike trails?
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Must.. resist... furry.. glovs.. comment...
Nrrrrf!....
TALAN'S EXCEPTIONAL GLOVES OF THE FURRY!
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*weeps*
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I for one wish all weapon VFX was done away with.
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I do like the effects. But wish they were only on unique weapons. With that in mind a unique pair of gloves that might add something magical or effect would be cool.
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*giggles at doc*
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Etinfall - 11/9/2006 8:08 PM
I do like the effects. But wish they were only on unique weapons. With that in mind a unique pair of gloves that might add something magical or effect would be cool.
Why would effects be only on unique weapons? A weapon that does cold damage would be frigid when wielded, so frost would doubtless condense on the blade. A weapon that carries enough of a charge to do physical damage.. well, would be unlikely to show much of anything, but in a magic/sci-fi world would crackle with energy. A weapon that does fire damage... is on fire. These all make sense.
To bring up everyone's favourite Drow, Twinkle and Frostbrand each have their respective effects, but neither is unique in the effects they impart.
Just my two coppers.
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Well, I just think that those effects should be harder to have. More special. I really have no problems with the way things are now, I'd just like it a tad better if effects were not so...everywhere.
My iron weapon has fire effect. Could mean the the blade heats up but not catches on fire. In a perfect world (fantasy world) each level of elemental damage would look different, depending on the attributes.
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What you have to remember is that the visual effects are nothing more and nothing less than alchemically-produced illusions.
The real effect of the enchantments are varying levels of coloured light they emit.