As soon as this page appears on Overly Long Pages, yes.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Beg pardon; I've been on this website for a while, but I haven't really looked into the technicals of it.
Well, our wiki software does not tolerate pages above a certain size. Once this page hits that limit, it will be added to that page and it will show in the index bar at the bottom of this page.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
What I meant was, I apologize for making that suggestion without fully understanding how this site works, therefore making the suggestion redundant and unnecessary. At any rate, thank you for clarifying things for me.
Night Clerk of the Apacalypse.
Hi folks I need a bit of help with an example(s) from a Special Efforts thread. See InstantDeathBullet Sandbox for more details
Links to threads are in the description.
Any help, suggestions, or other info can be posted to The Special Efforts thread
The examples shown here could perhaps be salvaged with more context or used in other tropes.
What game mechanics, if any, make instant death possible with these games? Please be specific. For example weapons, hit locations, critical damage, direct one shot one kill weapons (like the Golden Gun in GoldenEye)
Does an Instant Death Bullet Occur in cut scenes, gameplay, or anywhere else in the game?
- Averted in the games Earthbound and Mother 3, characters don't fall down from lethal damage immediately. It takes time for their health to tick down to zero, meaning that it is possible to save a lethally-wounded character by healing them or winning the encounter before their health hits zero. To make it match the trope even further, a few of the enemies do in fact use guns.
- Played straight in the original Mother.
the What Happened to the Mouse? doesn't actually apply there, Kumatora mentions the egg again after you rescue Duster in ch7, and Leder makes a mention of it explaining that the people used the egg to hold their old memories.
TV Tropes' Sonic WikiCurator
Removed this:
- Five-Man Band: Assuming Claus and Hinawa are revived as the credits state, the heroes form one at the end of the game.
- The Hero: Lucas
- The Lancer: Claus
- The Smart Guy: Boney
- The Big Guy: Duster
- The Chick: Kumatora
Not only is there a Characters page for this sort of thing, the characters as listed in the deleted text... really don't fit their supposed roles. In fact, they don't really fit a "Five-Man Band" type of mold at all.
Experience has taught me to investigate anything that glows.
Fuzzy Orange Doomsayer
Do the monsters fit under Biological Mash Up, or under Mix-and-Match Critters? The two seem to be mutually exclusive.
That's Feo . . . He's a disgusting, mysoginistic, paedophilic asshat who moonlights as a shitty writer—Something Awful
I am someone. Maybe.
Todbot, why did you zap all the character-specific entries? You're not supposed to do that unless there's a character page.
"Would you stake your life on a world that cannot be saved?" -The Reconstruction
Hey folks, I've been editing here a lot lately, and I got to thinking: Anyone else think it might be wise to break the tropes up into seperate pages like the Earth Bound article?
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