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Tanasinn's modes Sept 14, 2015 22:22:44 GMT

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Post by Tanasinn on Sept 14, 2015 22:22:44 GMT

Nanaya Mode.

A simple and dirty mostly direct port of the Nanaya mode from Mitadake.

The goal of the mode is simple. Kill everyone, or die trying.

Everyone is given a Nanatsu, and are unable to pick up any objects. Everyone spawns in a semi-random location in the school, and also are given a number of special verbs for the mode, located under the stats tab.

Blind the sky - Two black lines appear diagonally ahead of you, damaging everyone that shares a tile with the lines.
Splitting earth - A straight line ahead of you, damaging everyone that shares a tile with the line.
Dead horizon - A line horizontally across the tile ahead of you and to the sides, damaging everyone that shares a tile with the line.
Ceiling walk - Temporarily turn invisible, losing your footsteps and everything else you'd expect from jumping on the ceiling.
Folded earth - Instantly move five tiles straight ahead of you at the cost of 10 energy.

Note that blind the sky, splitting earth, and dead horizon share a cooldown. Trying to use them again while they're on cooldown will cause you to take damage; This was implemented because my coding is so bad that mashing them over and over will lag a server out terribly. You'll get a message when they're off cooldown, however.

Note: Injects do not properly get renamed, spawn randomly, or get set to be unable to pick anything up. I wouldn't recommend injecting people into Nanaya.

www.mediafire.com/download/wvxfh5yf2i9a53i/Nanaya.7z

Last Edit: Sept 14, 2015 22:57:59 GMT by Tanasinn

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Tanasinn's modes Sept 14, 2015 22:57:12 GMT

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Post by Tanasinn on Sept 14, 2015 22:57:12 GMT

WVA9

Watchers Visible At 9 is dead simple, and immediately obvious as to what it is. It's normal mode, only watchers become visible at, you guessed it, 9. Once visible, they gain a new tab that lets them emote and say.

Note: Injects work fine in this one, properly losing their verbs.

www.mediafire.com/download/rkohbi2rbb09d6r/WVA9.ms

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Tanasinn's modes Oct 31, 2015 20:34:34 GMT

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Post by Tanasinn on Oct 31, 2015 20:34:34 GMT

WOTAL

The long non-awaited return of Wrath of the Arachnid Lord, brought back and slightly tweaked for halloween.

There is but one role in this mode at present - the Arachnid Lord.

The Arachnid Lord's only goal in the mode is to increase the strength of their many-legged empire, but how you do that is up to you. The Arachnid Lord spawns in a human form, of course, to blend in with the students. However, I'm not a fan of the idea of an 'arachnid lord' killing people while human, so the human form has an innate 90% damage reduction on attacks they make. This brings us to...

Verbs.

The Arachnid Lord has two verbs in human form - Form shift, and Spider Count. Spider count will give you a report on the number of spiders alive, as well as putting the number on your main stats tab.

Form shift will transform you into, well, a spider. In spider form, the arachnid lord does normal damage, and is automatically equipped with a pair of fangs. Naturally, I'd like to ask everyone to NOT EQUIP ANYTHING ELSE in this form, mainly because it makes no sense, looks silly, and I haven't quite figured out how to prevent it. You also gain access to a few new verbs. Egg Spawn, which will place down an egg, and Spider Storm, which will instantly spawn two spiders on you. Egg Spawn has a cooldown of one in-game hour, while Spider Storm has a cooldown two in-game hours.

Eggs are destroyed by double-clicking or using them, and will spawn a spider every hour.

What good are the spiders? Well, that's a secret, for now. Just know it's in your best interest to have a lot of spiders under your rule.

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Tanasinn's modes Dec 6, 2016 11:05:29 GMT

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Post by Tanasinn on Dec 6, 2016 11:05:29 GMT

Mad Bomber

Do you like bombs? Are you disappointed that bombs are incredibly hard to get hold of, and frequently amount to nothing? Well worry no more, for I present for your playing pleasure, Mad Bomber!

This mode has two roles.

The Mad Bomber - The titular role, they're a serial bomber that's quickly risen to infamy due to their unpredictable spree of bombings. Sometimes it's merely property, sometimes it's people, but all in all there seems to be little rhyme or reason that the police can discern. Or so they tell the public. They've somehow blown someone out of the picture and caused a lockdown. What will they do now? Why, it's up to them and their bombs, of course.

The Mad Bomber spawns with a simple bomb-making kit. It allows them, and only them, to create one new bomb every half hour. If you keep a close eye out, you might even catch them in the act.

The Bomb Disposal Officer - Of course, the Mad Bomber is not above taunting the police with bizarre letters and warnings, usually deciphered far too late to be of any use. This time, however, the local police department's caught on, and gotten an expert into the school ahead of time. Their job is to use whatever means end up necessary to stop the bomber, and to keep the school's notoriously unruly students safe.

The Bomb Disposal Officer has a single verb, that allows them to safely dispose of any bomb they get their hands on. Even duds can cause panic and alarm among the student body, after all.

For extra information, neither the Mad Bomber nor the Officer can be killed via explosion. Whether it be from training and special gear under the uniform, or a simple zeal for life on the explosive edge and a long-standing pyromania streak, they both know how to twist and duck just right to survive even the most fatal of bombings.

As for normal students? If they're not careful, they might end up... Crispy.