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Mon, 05/14/2012 - 11:39
Edwward's picture
Edwward

I've noticed how some of the artifacts refer to "dreams" and "sleep", playing a significant role in part of the story of Spiral Knights...The Recon Module in the Gauntlet and Echo Stones from the Shadow Lairs seem to highlight this. However, as an in-game status effect, Sleep had fallen out of mainstream use by the time the game went public. In fact, there were only two known enemies in the entire game capable of inflicting sleep -- one of which, I believe, can still be found (rarely) from a Monster Cage.

Kinda ironic, don't you think?

Mon, 05/14/2012 - 12:06
#1
Kraanx's picture
Kraanx
sleep was too op when it was

sleep was too op when it was dealt to you (no movement, no attack. no awakening when hit, only when it weares off), and too weak when it was dealt to monsters (they wake up, and while asleep they heal). perhaps a fix on how sleep works would do the trick ( one of the possible factors would be having the option of awakening sleeping comrades with a slap animation XD)

Mon, 05/14/2012 - 12:54
#2
Kitty-Softpaws's picture
Kitty-Softpaws
How do Knights know about

How do Knights know about cats? They compare a lot of things from human civilization with these energy aliens. Who's writing the story for this game?!? I DEMAND CHANGE PRONTO!

Mon, 05/14/2012 - 13:38
#3
Edwward's picture
Edwward
Hmm

@ Kraanx - Yeah, that seems to be the issue everyone could agree on. It's still rather painful to see something like that go to waste. If they did ever manage to fix it, I'd like to see it maybe brought back sometime.

@ Kitty-Softpaws - They're "Kats" not cats; the Katnip Pouch trinkets probably refer to the Mewkat Family...Moreover, who cares? It's still a video game.

I was just trying to point out how ironic the whole situation was in general.

Mon, 05/14/2012 - 16:52
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Yudrig's picture
Yudrig
@Edwward

I believe he's referencing one of the Recon Modules.

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