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07/23/2013, 01:20 AM #242
@Kilel
Yes yes I understand. Something this discussion made me think about is whatever out of range is a matter of here it works, here it doesn't work or if it's more like falloff?
About suffocating the entire world. I think she would have fainted far before that.
Last edited by Katrix; 07/23/2013, 01:23 AM. Yes yes I understand. Something this discussion made me think about is whatever out of range is a matter of here it works, here it doesn't work or if it's more like falloff?
About suffocating the entire world. I think she would have fainted far before that.
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07/23/2013, 01:23 AM #243
yes. It's a cliff. The moment you exit the range of a spell, it ceases. As far as speed mages firing things and them not losing their momentum, that's simple kinematics. The resulting speed does not die off once out of the mage's range, the mage's ability to manipulate the speed does.Originally posted by Katrix
@Kilel
Yes yes I understand. Something this discussion made me think about is whatever out of range is a matter of here it works, here it doesn't work or if it's more like falloff?
Sometimes I feel like the only normal person here
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Hazmer Baybee
07/23/2013, 01:32 AM #244
So to sum it up, all magic has a certain range and beyond that range, nothing can be done using magic, except if you affect something and that effect does not require the magic to maintain, and then the object is sent outside the range?
....i confuse myself....
....i confuse myself....
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07/23/2013, 01:34 AM #245
Within the range, the laws of physics can be bent. Outside of the range, the laws of physics remain solid.Originally posted by bookdragon2000
So to sum it up, all magic has a certain range and beyond that range, nothing can be done using magic, except if you affect something and that effect does not require the magic to maintain, and then the object is sent outside the range?
....i confuse myself....
Sometimes I feel like the only normal person here
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Hazmer Baybee
07/23/2013, 01:37 AM #247
@Book
Yes, Inertia is still carrying the object forward, kind of like in a car accident while you're not wearing a seatbelt.
The creator of the inertia (the car) is no longer acting on you, but inertia still sends you through the windshield.
Wow, what a dark example...
Yes, Inertia is still carrying the object forward, kind of like in a car accident while you're not wearing a seatbelt.
The creator of the inertia (the car) is no longer acting on you, but inertia still sends you through the windshield.
Wow, what a dark example...
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07/23/2013, 01:44 AM #248
Originally posted by S121
@Book
Yes, Inertia is still carrying the object forward, kind of like in a car accident while you're not wearing a seatbelt.
The creator of the inertia (the car) is no longer acting on you, but inertia still sends you through the windshield.
Wow, what a dark example...
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07/23/2013, 01:57 AM #250
so.. if the ice coated weaponry Kris uses are in that range? They both damage the target area by the weapon´s injury and the ice burning and it also slows that area´s muscles
Example: An ice coated arrow hit a person´s leg injuring it´s muscle because of the sharp point, then the ice after effect will hurt even more that zone by burning it, but im using videogame´s logic that the ice slows down the affected area making it not only hurting with time the leg but also slowing it´s mobility
In the case of armor, the ice can deflect direct contact from other physical attacks sice ice is slippery, also if a piercing object gets into the ice, it would get stuck into it like any armor
Example: An ice coated arrow hit a person´s leg injuring it´s muscle because of the sharp point, then the ice after effect will hurt even more that zone by burning it, but im using videogame´s logic that the ice slows down the affected area making it not only hurting with time the leg but also slowing it´s mobility
In the case of armor, the ice can deflect direct contact from other physical attacks sice ice is slippery, also if a piercing object gets into the ice, it would get stuck into it like any armor
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