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Snow and Ice related things
ICE, why cant we eat this??
and the ice wand.. that looks like an icicle.. why cant we eat this?? it is water after all.... and worms.. how do they live in snow?? I'm just baffled.. |
Why can a little person carry 2400 KG on his back?
Its a GAME |
I've suggested long ago that we make ice edible, but it would make teeth fall out when eaten.
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no no no, It should be if you eat so many you have a higher chance that yoru teeth will randomly fall out or even break... on the next cube of ice
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Snowballs should be equippable and used like you use a bow and arrow. :]
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I would really like an alch recipe to make big mana crystals involving icecubes.
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I wouldn't mind that either.
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I'm actually going to agree with Ed for once, Icecubes are used in 2 things... I think.. Why not put them to use for something else.
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Well, you can identify an icecube and get like 10 EXP or something from it, after that, its worthless, because its use list is just Icebox making and identifyable..
Still think they should be in a few Alchemy spells, you know, to make weapons with cold attack. |
we should add random areas of ice around gk, so that players would slide around when they least expect it, could be fun
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The only thing that would really fit would be converting icecubes to water I guess (using the torch) x-x
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If you added a few different types of weapons to Alchemy, you could use ice to make things with ice attack or a cold resist/attack potion thing.
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I wasnt meaning by creating FIDs or IDs for that matter. Was more so pointing out the ability to add ice attack to a weapon with alchemy... of course you'd have a chance of destrying the weapon too then, but thats the cost.
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I like Ed's idea for making mana crystals using icecubes. The recipe ought to go something like...
Large Mana Crystal 3 Ice Cubes 3 Water 1 Sapphire |
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