Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2013 11:35:54 GMT -8
I have a few simple questions actually:
1. If I were to die during a mission and become a trophy, and an entire day passed in real life, but no new posts had been posted in the mission, would I just revive myself in what would be only a few moments in the mission? Or maybe I'm just out for the rest of the mission? Maybe a teammate would have to tap the base of my trophy after the appropriate amount of time had passed, like in Brawl.
2. IF I died in a mission and STAYED dead until the end, will it still count as a mission completion? Would it depend on how far in I was slain, or how much aid I was able to provide in the completion of said mission? This is why I thought being able to be revived in the mission would be good, to avoid withholding a completed mission achievement from someone who died within the last five posts.
3. More of a personal character question, but after completing enough missions to learn a new move, could I instead upgrade one of my special attacks? Such as my puppet summoning. In the game, Skull Kid ends up summoning 8-10 puppets, and I could really use that. I didn't suggest that initially as it seemed a little overpowered. I could upgrade the move twice, first to 5-6 puppets, then finally to a total of 9-10. Also, it's proving a bit difficult to come up with more moves for Skull Kid, seeing as he is a minor character without wearing the mask, and has very limited offensive capabilities. I have considered slowly morphing him into the Majora's Puppet Skull Kid, by making him put the mask on more often, only to use one of it's abilities, then take if off again without activating his ultimate attack. This would, of course, slowly turn him into a villain, which, while this will make for an interesting story, I'm just not sure if I want him to become a villain.
1. If I were to die during a mission and become a trophy, and an entire day passed in real life, but no new posts had been posted in the mission, would I just revive myself in what would be only a few moments in the mission? Or maybe I'm just out for the rest of the mission? Maybe a teammate would have to tap the base of my trophy after the appropriate amount of time had passed, like in Brawl.
2. IF I died in a mission and STAYED dead until the end, will it still count as a mission completion? Would it depend on how far in I was slain, or how much aid I was able to provide in the completion of said mission? This is why I thought being able to be revived in the mission would be good, to avoid withholding a completed mission achievement from someone who died within the last five posts.
3. More of a personal character question, but after completing enough missions to learn a new move, could I instead upgrade one of my special attacks? Such as my puppet summoning. In the game, Skull Kid ends up summoning 8-10 puppets, and I could really use that. I didn't suggest that initially as it seemed a little overpowered. I could upgrade the move twice, first to 5-6 puppets, then finally to a total of 9-10. Also, it's proving a bit difficult to come up with more moves for Skull Kid, seeing as he is a minor character without wearing the mask, and has very limited offensive capabilities. I have considered slowly morphing him into the Majora's Puppet Skull Kid, by making him put the mask on more often, only to use one of it's abilities, then take if off again without activating his ultimate attack. This would, of course, slowly turn him into a villain, which, while this will make for an interesting story, I'm just not sure if I want him to become a villain.
