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Incoming fcaad005de Reverts #10922: ei nath nerfs 2: ayy lmao
1. Someone gets salty and tries to grudgecode ei nath away
2. Someone else has to step in and make a nerf that isn't shooting the spell in the knees
3. The salt does not abate and new grudgecode rises
4. Everyone laughs about it and forgets about the pull
5. Months later it gets pulled with no testing and outstanding grammatical errors to the surprise of everyone, including the person who originally grudgecoded it

This is duuuuuuuumb
2015-09-02 00:26:42 -04:00
Miauw 8403681d5e >tfw i cant even make functional nerfs 2015-07-29 18:20:39 +02:00
Miauw 3dca228088 i ded pls nerf 2015-07-29 18:02:13 +02:00
Incoming dcf3c3d9de When disintegrate was added it was certainly intended to be a touch attack, but there was no in game mechanics to properly have someone explode when you touch them. But now thanks to things like nodrop and abstract items, I could totally code an item that a wizard summons to his hand that represents a touch attack. So I did.
Disintergrate summons a glowing hand (gesture up in the air [pointing? Hand flat? Fist?]) nodrop abstract item. It has a noticeable on mob sprite and (obviously) requires a free hand to use. It removes that shitty drop down menu UI and requires that a wizard be robust enough to actually smack someone with his hand to work. Spell doesn't recharge until the hand actually connects, reusing the spell with the hand out just refunds the charge and puts the hand away. Spell still gibs.

Nerfs:
*Requires a modicum of robustness in clicking a guy
*Offers a tell to spessman that the wizard is going for it
*Can't be used on the floor or while cuffed
*Takes up a hand slot during use

Buffs:
*Don't have to fiddle with a shitty drop down if you use it in a crowded area.
2015-07-12 19:39:39 -04:00