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Spellbook Sanctuary
by
Wazzy
created Nov 20, 2014
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Meant to be a sequel to the ever-praised Knight Night.
Few books.
12 comments
indapop
said
Nov 20, 2014
Administrator
this is a special kind of hell
Probably not Towelie
said
Nov 20, 2014
I dont get it
Jvcpro
said
Nov 20, 2014
How did my super miss?
Shin Rekkoha
said
Nov 20, 2014
I think we are supposed to hate it. That's the only logical interpretation.
Calistus
said
Nov 20, 2014
Administrator
I hate it because of the deathzones. Everything else is fun.
Wazzy
said
Nov 20, 2014
It was hard to balance. If they were lower than you might hit them on your way up. If they were higher than it would be annoying to go across the top area. Although, realistically, you shouldn't really be going that low anyway.
:c
Shin Rekkoha
said
Nov 20, 2014
Spoiler Alert: Still Annoying.
voxanimus
said
Nov 20, 2014
why are there spikes covered by layer 20
Wazzy
said
Nov 20, 2014
Because having visible spikes in a library is a safety hazard.
I put spikes there to prevent dust spread in some areas. And spikes are not very nice to look at so I put dark bookshelves there instead.
voxanimus
said
Nov 20, 2014
i think aesthetic concerns are rather secondary to playability concerns. covering the spikes by layer 20 makes it difficult to 1) judge when and where to jump and 2) know exactly how much of the obscured terrain is actually covered in spikes, and whether or not dust hit into that area is being spread or not.
voxanimus
said
Nov 20, 2014
also books like to hide behind the layer 20 stuff
lightningy
said
Nov 21, 2014
I quite like it other than the layer 20 cover of spikes.
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