05-14-2007, 01:50 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-J.E_Magog+May 13, 2007 10:28 pm--><div class='codebox_title'>QUOTE (J.E_Magog @ May 13, 2007 10:28 pm)</div><div class='codebox'><div id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteEBegin--> If what im saying is correct, why does the usage limit go down even if you "miss" hitting the target.
Maybe the parry blades in ac are like the one Alteisen uses, which is driven by explosives. [/quote:0e0d8d9707]
Maybe, and the simple fact that they are ejected from the casing causes wear and tear on the weapon.
Or maybe because each 'blade' is a single solid stake/shaft in itself, and there are only so much of these in one? Each time you fire, 'ammo' decreases. Not the most natural-sounding theory, really - I mean the whole parry blade unit doesn't look big enough to carry 20 stakes - but as is with many things in this game, it's all done for the sake of balance.
Imagine a parry blade which doesn't deplete in the number of strikes it has until it scores a hit.
Kinda like the pilebunkers in Front Mission, except that those don't get destroyed.
Maybe the parry blades in ac are like the one Alteisen uses, which is driven by explosives. [/quote:0e0d8d9707]
Maybe, and the simple fact that they are ejected from the casing causes wear and tear on the weapon.
Or maybe because each 'blade' is a single solid stake/shaft in itself, and there are only so much of these in one? Each time you fire, 'ammo' decreases. Not the most natural-sounding theory, really - I mean the whole parry blade unit doesn't look big enough to carry 20 stakes - but as is with many things in this game, it's all done for the sake of balance.
Imagine a parry blade which doesn't deplete in the number of strikes it has until it scores a hit.
Kinda like the pilebunkers in Front Mission, except that those don't get destroyed.
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