My wand looks like a Jumja stick. That's a Bajoran snack you can get from a vendor on DS9*. How did THAT get in the Celtic World? :P I'm Irish. We think of ourselves as the Celts. The setting is Scotland, unfortunately. The attack animation (note I am using the singular), gets old quickly. They have spells that have skill level and skills, too, so somehow in order to use that fire spell, you have to find the skill that increases. I found a skill for ice magic, but no ice spell. I appear to be doing the exact same things at level 11 that I was doing at level 1. I can hit with my Jumja stick or I can do a slight bit of fire damage. That's all I can do.
If there were a variety of attack animations, a variety of spells, a variety of armors and weapons... I'm sure you see the pattern... If it had more variety overall, it could be interesting.
I don't play it often. And I'm not on O&C. I just play PL most of the time... or Real Racing 2 HD.
*= Jake pesters Nog as the young Ferengi ignores him in favor of the pink (root beer flavored?) Jumja stick.
Originally Posted by Snakespeare
My wand looks like a Jumja stick. That's a Bajoran snack you can get from a vendor on DS9*. How did THAT get in the Celtic World? :P I'm Irish. We think of ourselves as the Celts. The setting is Scotland, unfortunately. The attack animation (note I am using the singular), gets old quickly. They have spells that have skill level and skills, too, so somehow in order to use that fire spell, you have to find the skill that increases. I found a skill for ice magic, but no ice spell. I appear to be doing the exact same things at level 11 that I was doing at level 1. I can hit with my Jumja stick or I can do a slight bit of fire damage. That's all I can do.You're hilarious
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