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I've been poking around with Grandia III's debug mode a bit, looking for damage formulas. (Formulae?) So far I've only focused on spells, and through testing, I've found this to be the general magic formula (tested on Burn!, Crackle, and Hellburner):

'''Damage = (Spell-specific base quantity) + 4.5 * (Caster's MAG) - 3.0 * (Target's RES)'''

You also have to apply the damage ratio multiplier and the general randomness modifier. The damage ratio is that "X%" you see beside the orb. It's significant in spells like Crackle and Galactic Bang, where damage is dealt to the target multiple times, increasing their chain multiplier each time. The game also has some RNG; I'm not totally sure what the rules are on this (probably something like +/- 5%), but it's worth noting, because it means the formula won't yield the exact amount of damage dealt.

The spell-specific base quantity is a value unique to each spell. Generally, if the spell's description says it has a higher power (more stars), you can expect the base qua

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                                      - Vocation Trait Guide -

                                (Pro-tip: try :set cursorline in Vim!)

          Vocation | +STR & +AGI & +RES & +DFT & +CHR & +MND & +MGT & +MHP & +MMP | LAKM
           Warrior |  +40 .      .  +60 .      .      .      .      .  +60 .      | ****
            Priest |      .      .      .      .      . +180 .      .      .  +30 | ****
              Mage |      .      .      .      .      .      . +180 .      .  +30 | ****
    Martial Artist |  +10 . +100 .      .      .      .      .      .  +30 .      | ****
             Thief |      .  +60 .      .  +60 .      .      .      .  +20 .      | ****

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Everything just.. works, in Horizon. This entire list will probably be rather opinionated, and, as background, I've played very few games, so I probably won't have particularly good opinions either. But here they are:

• The camera. It's so fluid! - At this point, the cameras in other games frustrate me, so maybe what I've found wrong with other games is more helpful. In other games, the camera is glued to the player. If your player moves left a foot, so does the camera, at the very same speed. Those games always keep the character in the absolute center of the screen. Worse, they often force the camera to sort of chase the player, making the camera always rotate towards the direction your character is facing. This is really, really disorienting - I'd expect it in a car racing game, but in one where I'm just trying to look around, maybe towards an enemy to my side or maybe to appreciate the scenery, automatically rotating the camera this way is a huge frustration. Sort of dizzying, especially on a b

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Index: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/ca9010add7d91bdbfd828ca829ee38e1

Particularly amazing gemstones in the virtual field of Scratch suggestions. Click on a link to get started! Each link brings you to a thread on the Scratch suggestion forums. These threads explain their suggestions better than most of the other suggestions on Scratch (of which half are duplicates!) so I figured I'd compile a list of the best suggestions here. I'm not saying I particularly like these suggestions but they generally are explained well and have pretty interesting suggestions. (At least, when not flooded by (no) "support"s!)

• Asynchronous/threaded custom blocks (by Jonathan50)
• Bad programming practice changes (by Chibi-Matoran)
• Better custom blocks (by AonymousGuy)
• Better scoping - let block (by Jonathan50)
• [Bridge vari

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  {"name": "minimal", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/minimal"},
  {"name": "love", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/love"},
  {"name": "subtle cupcake rhythms", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/subtle-cupcake-rhythms"},
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# Basic loop demo.

# The very first thing we need to do is all of our target entities as
# uncounted. Note that the loop iteration code will remove this tag as it
# runs.
scoreboard players tag @e[type=zombie] add zombie_loop_not_counted

# Now we'll start the iteration loop, but only if there's at least one
# uncounted entity. There's no sense in iterating over an empty list!
function test:zombie_loop/loop if @e[tag=zombie_loop_not_counted]

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