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Abilities can be thrown in the mix that also add to a certain magic type. Some abilities can also manipulate magic at a cost. For example, change a portion of the highest mana type to the other but you have to channel (sit still and not attack/dodge)
Scripture doesn t distinguish whether the magic is supposed to be used for good or for bad; it s all forbidden because it appeals to a source of power other than God. Galatians 5 19-21 says, The acts of the sinful nature are obvious sexual immorality, impurity and debauchery; idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions and envy; drunkenness, orgies, and the like.
Creating a magic eye tattoo requires a skilled tattoo artist who is knowledgeable in shading techniques and optical illusions. The artist must carefully design the tattoo to ensure that the desired 3D effect is achieved. This may involve incorporating repetitive patterns, gradients, and shading techniques to create the illusion of depth.
Consequences for overusing white magic and black magic?
I'm working on a hack-n-slash game in which the player has to juggle their inner white magic and black magic (think original shadow priest from world of warcraft or red mage from final fantasy 14). The goal is to keep the player on edge as they try to manage their levels of sanity.
What are some good consequences the player can receive if they over-cap on white magic as well as black magic.
I don't want it to just be a -10% damage debuff or something. I want it to feel risky without flat out killing the player.
Any ideas are appreciated
EDIT:
Thank everyone for all your responses. I didn't think I'd get so much helpful ideas. My current plan is as follows (subject to change)
The player has 2 swords left hand is Black magic and right hand is white magic (naming might change) each being able to both heal and deal damage but in different ways. Some spells rely on the other magic type. For example, black magic puts a debuff on an enemies and white magic consumes the debuff dealing +X damage. Every basic attack will grant the player X magic corresponding to the hand used (alternating).
Each magic will have passive effects. Some examples include. Heals X every second, your attacks burn the enemies, etc. These passives can be toggled on/off with a short cooldown. When toggled on you passively gain the corresponding magic type every second. This gameplay greatly resembles Revenant Herald spec from guild wars 2 with a bunch of passives that you toggle on/off depending on your current resources.
Abilities can be thrown in the mix that also add to a certain magic type. Some abilities can also manipulate magic at a cost. For example, change a portion of the highest mana type to the other but you have to channel (sit still and not attack/dodge)
Once both magic types reach a certain threshold you can activate "balance mode" (name pending lol). Your 2 swords get combined into a glaive of sorts (musa awakening from bdo) which slowly drains each of your magic types and granting a huge damage/aoe bonus and an additional bonus depending on which one of the magics is higher. Once one of the magics is depleted the form ends regardless of the other amount.
If a magic type gets overused (either reaches +x over the other or reaches a threshold) the player explodes releasing a positive and negative effect depending on the type of magic.
White magic: Explodes healing yourself and all nearby enemies
Black magic: Explodes dealing damage to yourself and all nearby enemies
This explosion will consume all of that magic type and will greatly increase/decrease the difficulty depending on the situation.
This idea is still being brainstormed and I need to figure out some specifics like how many abilities the player has access too at once, whether all abilities are on the same bar or split between the 2 magics types, how to gain/upgrade abilities, etc.
Another idea is to reverse it. Aka, your passives/abilities drain that magic type instead of add to it. when a magic type reaches 0 rather then 100 it explodes. This decision will come from testing both and seeing which is more fun.
Thanks again for all the helpful tips and ideas.
I'm working on a hack-n-slash game in which the player has to juggle their inner white magic and black magic (think original shadow priest from world of warcraft or red mage from final fantasy 14). The goal is to keep the player on edge as they try to manage their levels of sanity.
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Reviews for "The Enchanting World of Magic Eye Tattoos: A Journey Within"
1. John - 1/5 stars - I recently got a magic eye tattoo and I am extremely disappointed with the result. The design is so blurry and poorly executed that it looks like a smudged mess on my arm. I don't understand how the artist could mess up such a simple concept. The colors are also completely off, making the whole thing look like a faded, cheap knock-off. I regret getting this tattoo and I would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really excited about getting a magic eye tattoo, but unfortunately, it didn't turn out as cool as I had hoped. The pattern is very faint and hard to see, even when I stare at it for a while. It's a shame because the idea is interesting, but the execution fell flat. I wish I had done more research and found a better artist who could have brought my vision to life. Overall, I'm quite disappointed with the end result.
3. Mike - 2/5 stars - The magic eye tattoo I got looks nothing like what I imagined. The lines are jagged and inconsistent, making it difficult to make out any discernible image. The overall quality is poor, and I feel like I wasted my money on something that doesn't meet my expectations. I would advise anyone interested in a magic eye tattoo to find a more skilled artist who can bring this concept to life in a more satisfying way.