Karoka

Then he/she will have 5 times the item space, and they can throw any item at an enemy with the damage depending on the item's weight * strength. PERFECT!

That's real nice.

I only learn something if you tell me once or twice. Otherwise I'll never get it stuck in my head.

 

FACT: The only test Karoka failed was the one he studied for.

Why don't you just do what I did? Sit outside and hold the wait button

From what I've experienced, the only thing luck does is increase the chances of a character not dying from a fatal blow. For me, twelve is far more than enough.

Thanks for the input, everything makes sense now

Okay, so when you get to the fight with the dragons, I find no way out. I noticed that you can 'kill' the middle portcullis, but I'm teleported back to the dragons. So instead, I killed them all. After they all died, they were still casting spells from the spirit world or something...

 

So when I tried to leave, the dead dragons teleported me back to the room. What am I supposed to do?

I'm pretty sure you all just completely ignored it for over a month.

I could've sworn I found some after fighting some basilisks on an island, but it might have been Mandrake Root. Anyways, I usually do this in a hard battle:

 

1. When you are about to lose, save.

2. Open the editor and do what healing you can do.

3. Load the game again.

That's how I managed to win the Tower of Magi fight.

 

You may call it cheating, but I call it a solution.

 

I just did that.

I don't understand Doom Moon 2. Are you supposed to escape that fight or are you supposed to die? I found the weak area in the gate, blasted it, but I wasn't allowed to leave the cave thing place. So as a result, I made a sword that does 4,000 damage and gives 20 protection. I found that even though you kill a dragon, they still cast spells. After you kill all of them, still nothing happens.

I'm sorry, it was actually Exile 2. I hate typos.

But is was all the way to the southeast(knew this because I checked the Map of Exile), and that's waaay past the barriers that I'm not supposed to get past. It probably was.

I tried loading my (demo) Exile 3 game, and I ended up in a land that made absolutely no sense. Outdoors, I started on top of lava, next to an open door and cave wall. Out of curiosity, I wandered around an encountered a group of 20 Ogre Mages, 5 Cave Rats, and 1 Gazer. I fled and entered a town called |||||||, where I saw nothing but bridges. I reloaded, and now it was back to normal, sort of. I was in what I'm assuming Exile land controlled by the Empire. I encountered a group of Empire soldiers, who didn't fight me because I had the red flag (or whatever it's called) in my Special Items. Again, I reloaded. Now, I'm at the Tower of Magi! Now I'm thinking to myself, "WOOAAAHH! Tower of Magi! I'm gonna go inside and try to kill everybody!!" I tried to enter, but it said I have no business there . So anyways, I go west and encounter ogres near the cave wall. Also, I found a lava pit south, where friendly spiders talked to me. Continuing west, I saw Silva. That's when I looked at the map of Exile and realized that I wasn't supposed to be there!! So now I'm thinking, "WOOAAAHH! I'm playing random parts of the registered mode with absolutely no idea what's going on!! COOOL!"

 

This happened two years ago and I'm posting it now because I finally remembered. I don't remember that much else, though I do know more happened.

 

EDIT: I meant Exile 2.

You should have picked Spanish.

That's probably why I haven't heard of Marlowe until now.

Both of them are nothing compared to the almighty Asteroids!

I'm going to jump. If I don't survive, I'm blaming it on you.

There's no aether on that chart because I hid it. You'll never find it.

 

EDIT: Ever.

I still don't get why our planet is named after dirt.

I'd like to read it some day.

It first said Jenny.

I asked the same thing, but it replied "I am Josh." Someone please tell me how it knows my name.

But wouldn't it be possible for there to be other people without having to actually state it? Think about it: There was no reference to the other planets anywhere in the Bible, but they were there. The Bible never talks about how different books were written in different languages, but it would make sense if they were, and later translated into a single language.

 

EDIT: Taking the Bible so literally won't allow you to understand it. Much of the Bible is written to have more than one meaning, like this passage:

Obviously, this isn't physically possible. And neither can this literally happen:

The file doesn't work for me, even when I delete everything except crusaders.exs and crusaders.bmp,

From this passage, you can say nothing is neutral. There's no middle ground. Therefore if a kingdom is not of God, then it is against God. If it's against God, then it is of the opposite: Satan.

I apologize, I meant 28.