Actually, that was just us crit-failing on it's deliciousness roll.(If I remember correctly, another hidden message led people to believe we should drink from the green river with the hydrokinetic fish, which appeared to nearly kill Cedra when just a small amount was swallowed)
And I'm back: the answer is choice/free will. As you get older and make more choices, you lose the ability to make other choices, and the gods are bound by fate to play their parts in the order of things: free will is explicitly the domain of mortals.
Actually, that was just us crit-failing on it's deliciousness roll.
[X] Free will!
[X] Get Ready to dodge the dragon again: second verse, same as the first.
Presumably Ness will let us get a chance to vote on using anything new that appears in this situation.
You remember the bit we're fighting a dragon? I'm willing to take some risks.You remember that part where having multiple bolts up at the same time exhausts us rapidly? Or the part where we don't know if the magic takes our first words as the answer, or if it recognizes the intent of the words?
Well, it seem that from now onward, we need to actually think like a villian and abuse the system until it cries and beg for its mom
So, are you say that we are... not suspose to game this? Because:We were supposed to game this. Riiiiiiiiiiiight. When we can only hold up our bolts without firing for just a little bit, and the dragon is a dragon, with dragony scales, which are usually known far and wide as being really-freaking-unbreakable-even-with-pointy-thingies, and almost all of the voters are blind idiots almost all of the time, and nobody listens to the one smart person because that designation changes at the drop of a hat?
This thread is not equipped for system gaming, and the brief attempts I've made to do anything like that before, you've shot me down. [/suprisinglyvitrolicresponse]
Sorry. It's just that I lost faith in the intelligence of most voters in this thread a few pages back, and it hasn't really recovered, so, to me, expecting an intelligent vote to get through is laughable...
Before I get to rolling, two things. First, as I promised, the answer to the riddle was actually belief. Second, you had literally infinite time, you could have modified your ice bolts to be super sharp and attempt to pierce the dragon or you could have made them large and try to freeze as much of it as you can. You even could have melted down your ice bolts so you could do hydrokinesis. You were supposed to game this. Well, sacrifice your goats and hope the rolls make up for it.
So, are you say that we are... not suspose to game this? Because:
I don't know about you, but this is the first time I got chewed out for unmunchinkinry, it's quite a novelty experince, in fact.
Don't worry, I'm sure we get some good vote in, I mean I voted for a seven years traning regiment, which would actually be SHORTER than a one week training regiment, because Dark Ness is not so psychotic to run all of seven years of epic level grind withouh using timeskip
No, I'm just saying *Look around in this thread* and tell me what you see as far as the intelligence and planning capabilities of the majority of the people here. These people aren't munchkins. They just aren't smart enough, and neither is the MC, apparently. We'd have to go to a school or something IC in order to apply anything more than the barest dregs of our intelligence to our responses, and it burns, like salt rubbed into my brain (even though the brain can't actually feel much pain, because pain anywhere else = thinking there, so the burn isn't actually that bad).
We've got to go to some magic school when we're through here. At least an apprenticeship with a scientist or something. Cedra not knowing about the square-cube law and how it relates to dust explosions is fine and all, but the fact that (Dust+Fire)=Explosions! Isn't something she knows? Or that if you suck on a container long enough it runs out of air? Or that Air is something related to sound? She's... not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Not by a long shot.