Post by Variaz on Aug 4, 2008 23:59:31 GMT -5
It's WORTHLESS! 
But it did give me a good laugh!
Here's a summoner:
Charisma: 147
Leadership: 201
Conjuration: 200
Stealth: 210
SCENARIO 1:
The army:
A pack of assorted skeletons, about 11 of them I think, ranging from the lowly Skeleton to the nightmarish Restless Dead, the rest being a team of elite archers, warriors, knights and heroes.
The opponent:
A single Large Brown Bat.
The outcome:
All skeletons disappeared after a few moves, and the Large Brown Bat won by default. The spell was a duration 11, and with 11 moves, it's more than enough to destroy the bat. Archers didn't even shoot it. They just hung around me like a bunch of enthusiast fans.
But wait until you see what happened next.
SCENARIO 2:
The army: about 11-15 Restless Dead!! (just try and survive that)
The opponent:
A single Elf Bandit, but a boss with Immune to Magic!
The outcome:
10 turns passed, and the Restless Deads stayed around me, and wailed the elf, which was unaffected. They they disappeared. My summoner was left without mana, and his AC and hp was very low, so the Elf Bandit essencially won the fight.
More testing revealed that this was caused by the Stealth skill preventing your monsters from attacking the opponent! This is surely the most hilarious summoning bug I've seen so far!
My first summoner tonight died at level 4. So I created a second one, and this time, I thought that Stealth would be a very nice complementary skill for a summoner. It seemed great at first, but then, I noticed my monsters didn't attack as much as they should...To test it out, I boosted him in debug mode, and I was able to create there two most amazing scenarios.
But it did give me a good laugh!
Here's a summoner:
Charisma: 147
Leadership: 201
Conjuration: 200
Stealth: 210
SCENARIO 1:
The army:
A pack of assorted skeletons, about 11 of them I think, ranging from the lowly Skeleton to the nightmarish Restless Dead, the rest being a team of elite archers, warriors, knights and heroes.
The opponent:
A single Large Brown Bat.
The outcome:
All skeletons disappeared after a few moves, and the Large Brown Bat won by default. The spell was a duration 11, and with 11 moves, it's more than enough to destroy the bat. Archers didn't even shoot it. They just hung around me like a bunch of enthusiast fans.
But wait until you see what happened next.
SCENARIO 2:
The army: about 11-15 Restless Dead!! (just try and survive that)
The opponent:
A single Elf Bandit, but a boss with Immune to Magic!
The outcome:
10 turns passed, and the Restless Deads stayed around me, and wailed the elf, which was unaffected. They they disappeared. My summoner was left without mana, and his AC and hp was very low, so the Elf Bandit essencially won the fight.
More testing revealed that this was caused by the Stealth skill preventing your monsters from attacking the opponent! This is surely the most hilarious summoning bug I've seen so far!
My first summoner tonight died at level 4. So I created a second one, and this time, I thought that Stealth would be a very nice complementary skill for a summoner. It seemed great at first, but then, I noticed my monsters didn't attack as much as they should...To test it out, I boosted him in debug mode, and I was able to create there two most amazing scenarios.
