Clearly Red Flowers affect certain mimigas more than others, but why is that, and which ones are more vulnerable to the rage? This is to further the efficiency of my evil army.
What determines the effect of the Red Flowers?
Started by thecrown, Sep 28 2009 01:21 AM
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28 September 2009 - 01:21 AM
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The Doctor said something about drawing on one's latent powers. I guess you need lots of those.
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Well, a lot of things could factor into how the flowers affect a Mimiga...
Mimiga's physical stats, flower's growth and the dose given, and maybe even a bit of luck. There's not much to go on from the game...
Although Sue has to be a special case, being a Human-turned-into-Mimiga and getting a concentrated blast from the Red Crystal, so we should probably ignore her.
Mimiga's physical stats, flower's growth and the dose given, and maybe even a bit of luck. There's not much to go on from the game...
Although Sue has to be a special case, being a Human-turned-into-Mimiga and getting a concentrated blast from the Red Crystal, so we should probably ignore her.
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Well, I think age is a big factor because the old mimiga in the plantation is left behind and Toroko absolutely freaks out from just a few.
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A bit off topic but the red crystal makes you freak out but your ok after a while, Sue is ok and follows quote onto the balcony, If you get the best ending balrog tells you misery told him to come and rescue you, so the red crystal is a good option if you want to keep someone but also make them into a short rage
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Hmmm, true, but remember, they didn't fully come in contact like the doctor. The Red Crystal practically became the Doctor, remember? Of course, he was already power-mad, but that is besides the point.
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I think the red crystal's effects are temporary only because you destroy the doctor/undead core/red crystal abomination, thereby nullifying it's effect.
More ontopic, I think it makes sense that the Red Flower has a bigger effect on the young. Perhaps it's because they have more life-force or whatever terrible cliche term you want to use.
More ontopic, I think it makes sense that the Red Flower has a bigger effect on the young. Perhaps it's because they have more life-force or whatever terrible cliche term you want to use.
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The Doctor said something about drawing on one's latent powers. I guess you need lots of those.
Hmm, there's an idea....More ontopic, I think it makes sense that the Red Flower has a bigger effect on the young. Perhaps it's because they have more life-force or whatever terrible cliche term you want to use.
What if the Doctor was talking about anger?
That's what the enraged Mimiga's seem to be focused on, and the young are often quick to anger, which would make the Red Flower affect them more.
Enraged Mimiga also points that out.
So maybe anger plays a vital role...
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In that case, Enraged King would have been a fuckload harder than Ballos and The Undead Core combined.
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No, he's not the little ball of rage he appears to be on the outside. He cares deeply about Toroko and his mimiga bethren, and he uses some gay anime shit to turn that into power or something. I don't know. Ask Kage, our resident weeaboo.
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