Back in the days(after someone suggested it) I did some initial testing using blue/silver instead of gold, but it looked kind of out of place and clashed badly with blood red especially. Maybe golden opulence and blood strikes a chord psychologically in a way that blue/silver and blood doesn't? Either way there wasn't a quick and easy way to make this work and since I'm quite happy with the current mood in Lunaris it is unlikely I'll try to change it again.
The Spice King was indeed a big inspiration when it came to the creation of Cadiro!
The infested crabs found in the wetlands have had their color pallet shifted to a lighter hue of blue. The normal versions look less like magic versions as a result.
Good point. I changed the colour of them now, and it will probably get through to the live realm with the ascendancy release.
Who did the artwork for the ascendancy classes? Pass on to them that they did a f**king amazing job.
They are made by Jaan-Paul Van Eeden, here's a link to his blog: http://eedenartwork.blogspot.se/?m=1
I'll pass this on to him for sure!
" Dreggon wrote: Skin Transfer Bundle that claims to be a 50 pack but actually links to the 10 pack and doesn't have a listed discount - 155 points.
The boss in Plateau is called "Drought Maddened Rhoa" yet it is pretty much surrounded by water. That boss is currently at the top of the list of map bosses to be redone(not just renamed) once it is possible to find time fore it.
" Nasreth wrote: Does GGG ever put on sale the mtx to upgrade normal stash tabs to premium tabs? I'd like to upgrade the 4 base tabs I have to match the others that I bought but I would rather not pay full price since it's not extremely important to me.
Ondar's guile is the god send to any projectile build that wants to avoid reflect.
I can't fully explain it to you out of the top of my head (I recommend you give it a read in the wiki), but the way evasion works with crits is the hits get rolled twice, once to see if it crits, and once to see if it hits. The way this works with crit reflect is that not only you have a chance to avoid the hit entirely but also to turn a crit into a normal hit, making it much easier to handle.
The only thing you want to avoid is something like a lioneye's glare or resolute technique (hits can't be evaded), or you won't be able to evade your own reflect.
Reflected damage cannot crit, so the evasion check to downgrade a crit isn't really applicable
You can evade the reflected damage from all parts of ice shot unless you have the "hits cannot be evaded" stat
So how do you explain what happens in the video?
It's a bug. If it's bugged in the way I think it is, it should be easy enough to fix :)
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