Resistance damage reduction

[krazyhades]

As a mage, for me the big thing about rChaos is protection from chaos' hallucination without using carrying curing.

[MattB]

I don't think of gravity as inducing teleportation - more an attractive/repellant force that physically moves you from A to B, and all points in between along the way.

Maybe I'm just a pedant...

[Derakon]

I don't think of gravity as inducing teleportation - more an attractive/repellant force that physically moves you from A to B, and all points in between along the way.

Maybe I'm just a pedant...

That works up until gravity phases you through a solid wall.

[MattB]

That works up until gravity phases you through a solid wall.

We're mainly empty space, aren't we?
Well, so's a wall.


(A little physics is a dangerous thing...)

[MattB]

Actually, on a serious note, I don't think gravity should phase you through a wall. It should just slam you into it (causing additional damage - maybe 10hp per square travelled before impact).

[krazyhades]

As a mage I like gravity's ability to push things past walls, since that gravity beam is your bread and butter for much of the lategame.

As a non-mage, screw side effects.

[Quendus]

You want gravity hounds to do more damage?

[Timo Pietilä]

Actually, on a serious note, I don't think gravity should phase you through a wall. It should just slam you into it (causing additional damage - maybe 10hp per square travelled before impact).

Maybe it is creating temporary wormholes? Works until you find yourself in another galaxy. Alter reality as gravity side-effect?