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Because with scripting I can pump up their level, health, speed, and power. I can also give them a super powerful ultimate attack. Even with those changes, an Ornk with maxed out stats still costs only around 100 essence, but I don't really need to do that, it would be fun just to have them. Not only that, since you don't really battle any Ornks, you don't make yourself any ultimate enimies, either.

I know, but with a bit of scripting, they can be pretty good. I would like to know that anyways so I don't have to get them past halfway through the game, even if I'm not going to make them good.

Any chance of you knowing which stat create Ornk is?

I like Spiderweb's games in that who the good or bad guy is depends on your moral beliefs, so no matter who says who is good or bad, your always right. Quote: However, I'm thoroughly perplexed by his inability to follow the storyline. It has been stated and thought with almost certainty that the reviewer has finished the demo only

Quote: You know, if you want to quote people, you can use quote tags. I know, but I never remember the codes for those things and I have to go to a different page to find them. I do this just because it's faster, though I do go find the codes if its for italics and such.

That was the room. Sorry, couldn't remember where.Oh, and by the the way, you all forgot the corrupted ones. I wish there would be some way for us to voice our complaints on reviews.

Quote:jlsgaladriel, where's your sig from? It seems familiar. Isn't it from entering the summoning room in the challenge area? I know about the reviews and everything, but I don't like it when people talk about stuff negativaly like they are experts and they have hardly played the game.

For those spells, you should probably just buy one, but buy two in really usefull spells you use a lot (as in extremely often, like healing or in some summoning/attaking spells). But I think that before I did a run through (without cheating of any kind, I didn't know how to then) I was able to get enough cash to get just about every mage spell for my mage and every priest spell for my priest, and enough left over to buy second spell level for pretty much everything, and even some priest spells for my mage and mage spells for my priest. For stats,(even though I'm not sure I would recomend this or not)what I did was this: First character: A bit to primary stats, a lot to fighting for disciplines, a little to AL, a bit to NL, and the rest got the overflow. Second character: Same as first except gave many points to tool use. Third character: A bit to primary stats,not much to fighting, a lot to Priest spells, AL, and spellcraft, and a little to mage spells.The rest got the overflow. Fourth character: A bit to primary stats,not much to fighting, a lot to Mage spells, AL, and spellcraft, and a little to priest spells.The rest got the overflow.

Quote: The PC is whoever you want him/her to be. That's how all Spiderweb games work. True, but Nevermore wanted to know who the PC was before the game.(Even though nobody knows, though he didn't know that.)

Agreed. But I still think the reviewers should play past the demo.

If your willing to use it, then just type in resetbugs.

Taygen is mad. There can be no doubt about it, given his actions and all the endings. He creates the huge virus just to kill all of the creations, rebel or loyal. I played his faction only because I wanted to see all endings. Normally, I'm a rebel.

I can't remember what number it is, but there are two quests in Penta that disable traps.

For the mental focus charm, you have to pull two levers around the foundry, and a door leading to it opens up in the middle.

Don't you need to talk to the boatmaster dude in the docks for him to let you use a boat, or do you not need to do that?

For the challenge... would it be allowed for me to script/cheat endlessly?

You don't have to do that Uber, all you have to do is train more, and try the battles with different tacticts if you keep on dieing. Then again, if you start the game all over, you have a bit of an advantage since you know more of what to do then when you first started your game, and you know what to spend your money on.

That may be true, but war tralls give ranged physical damage, and you don't see a lot of that at all. Plus, their the rocks pack a good punch. Other than that, it's good advice, and Uber, you should take it.

You should have at least one war trall, but thats all I can advise. Try leveling up a bit and put a bit more into intelligence. You should also try finding intelligence upping items and charms. When you have your creations, be careful to always save a bit of essence for spells and healing.

Have you cleared the Unbound ruins yet? There are also good training spots throughout the wastes.

Sorry about that, just trying to be helpful.

I just walked in. I let them blow up, they didn't hurt me all that much anyways.

Canisters...to...tempting...

This is for anyone who just wants to get in without going through the entire game and joining and quiting factions to get in. To get in: Type: B sdf 8 10 1 C sdf 8 11 1 D sdf 8 12 1 E sdf 8 13 1 G sdf 8 14 1 I'm just telling you people this to help you out. By the way, typing sdf 8 6 2 gets you into the repository without a key and without having to battle the golem.

Heh... not only did I script my stuff to give my high mechanics (I have around 60 now), I fiddled with the scripts, deleted a sdf code, changed a reward, and suddenly, whenever I complete this guy's quest, he gives me a bunch of living tools. Also, since I deleted the sdf code, i can do that over and over again. If, for some reason, I absolutely have to complete that quest, I type in the sdf code that I deleted, say what needs to be said, type in another sdf code, and suddenly he doesn't know I already completed the quest, and is giving me more living tools.