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pyg March 5th, 2009 01:20 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
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Originally Posted by Burnsaber (Post 678287)
My intention really wasn't to add spells just for the sake of adding spells, just some low-path requiment combat spells to give the nations secondary mages some use in combat. It now makes sure that each path combo has at least 2 usable combat spells. It might not be enough, thought. What if those spells are in schools you just won't be able to research?

What I'm trying to say is that I like it for an additional reason than those you intended... but I'm a big fan of more anyway ;)

Sombre March 5th, 2009 01:28 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
Burn I'm very impressed by what you've done here, from a modding perspective it's exciting stuff. I will hopefully have a chance to test it a bit more this weekend.

VedalkenBear March 12th, 2009 01:33 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
Burn: First, I've had a similar reasoning for wanting more spells, _for the exact same underlying reason_. (That is, A/F Phoenix just has no spells to make use of it.)

I'm playing CPCS along with CBM and Endo's Kaleva mod, and the Steam spell is brutal. With F3W1, and Phoenix Power, you can blanket entire areas of the enemy army, and they really do just keel over. It's fun stuff. :) It might need to be toned down a bit, though.

Trumanator March 12th, 2009 02:43 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
Well, I can see an A/F Phoenix kicking major *** with archers by casting desert wind, depending on how it scales.

Burnsaber March 12th, 2009 03:06 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
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Originally Posted by VedalkenBear (Post 679584)
Burn: First, I've had a similar reasoning for wanting more spells, _for the exact same underlying reason_. (That is, A/F Phoenix just has no spells to make use of it.)

I'm playing CPCS along with CBM and Endo's Kaleva mod, and the Steam spell is brutal. With F3W1, and Phoenix Power, you can blanket entire areas of the enemy army, and they really do just keel over. It's fun stuff. :) It might need to be toned down a bit, though.

------ 2F1W - Steam Clouds: caster creates clouds of burning hot mist. AN fire damage.
Conj lev 3, R:25+, Prec:3, AoE:1, NoE:3+, Dam: 2+(AN, fire), cloud lasts for 2 turns, UW-

The problem probably lies in the number of effects. Althought the damage is minor, the clouds can stack on top of each other and the cause massive damage. I'll probably change it to NoE:2+ and make the damage just 2 (non-scaleable with extra fire magic)

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Originally Posted by Trumanator (Post 679593)
Well, I can see an A/F Phoenix kicking major *** with archers by casting desert wind, depending on how it scales.

----- 1F1A - Blessing of the Desert Wind = Small AoE, grants Wind Guide and Flaming Arrows
Thau lev 3, R:5+, Fat:40, Prec:10, AoE:1+, UW-

It's AoE:1+ so it scales with one extra square after each extra fire level. So my F6A6 phoenic could bless 6 squares of archers. (that's 24 flame arrowed and guided archers!)

VedalkenBear March 12th, 2009 03:10 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
Burn: I think one or the other change (and I lean towards the NoE change) would be sufficient.

whiplashomega April 12th, 2009 08:57 AM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
While more specific and dedicated play testers than myself have actual constructive criticism to give, I'm afraid I have nothing but praise. I've been playing with this mod enacted most of the time for about a month now, and I've never noticed anything other than seamless integration into the larger game. I appreciate the nice work.

Burnsaber April 12th, 2009 03:36 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
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Originally Posted by whiplashomega (Post 685397)
While more specific and dedicated play testers than myself have actual constructive criticism to give, I'm afraid I have nothing but praise.

Don't worry, praise is good :D.

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Originally Posted by whiplashomega (Post 685397)
I've been playing with this mod enacted most of the time for about a month now, and I've never noticed anything other than seamless integration into the larger game.

Well, seamless integration is exactly the thing I'm going for. Nice to hear that it's working.

I'll probably start recruiting folk to CPCS MP game at the end of the month. So anyone out there has suggestions and ideas, please speak up so that I'll be able to get the changes incorporated to the new version I'll probably make in preparation of the game (I have the Steam spell to fix, might just as well fix something else while I'm at it).

llamabeast April 12th, 2009 04:22 PM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
Oooh... I really want to find time to look really carefully at CPCS and help with the long-promised English suggestions. Unfortunately my thesis, combined with my poor time management, is foiling me (haven't been able to fire up Dom3 for a fair while now). Hopefully soon! I'm very excited about this and the Holy War mods.

Burnsaber April 13th, 2009 05:08 AM

Re: CPCS v. 0.4 - adds 46 new spells.
 
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Originally Posted by llamabeast (Post 685461)
Oooh... I really want to find time to look really carefully at CPCS and help with the long-promised English suggestions. Unfortunately my thesis, combined with my poor time management, is foiling me (haven't been able to fire up Dom3 for a fair while now). Hopefully soon! I'm very excited about this and the Holy War mods.

No problem with the comments. Real life >>>>>> dom3. My mod production effectiveness will go down at the end of this month as my intership ends and I can really start working, that's why I'm working like possessed on my modding projects now.


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