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[Dreadlord]

Anyone notice how Black & White was truly a boring game?

[JJXB]

to play black and white you need to be very patient

[Dreadlord]

Nah, that's not what I meant, behind it all it was just an AI experiment, there wasn't much of a point to it, I beat it around twice with two different creatures, then played a few skirmishes, but it just gave up way too soon.

[Unknown Hero]

I must admit, that I really hate Medal of Honor! That game really sucks.

[Tulac]

I think it was fun, CoD is much better...
I like the possibility of sitting behind a machine gun, and the ww2 setting, but that's just me...

[lethe]

Originally posted by Dreadlord@Mar 29 2005, 04:20 PM
Nah, that's not what I meant, behind it all it was just an AI experiment, there wasn't much of a point to it, I beat it around twice with two different creatures, then played a few skirmishes, but it just gave up way too soon.

What was the point of the creatures there? I never used them more than the basic tutorials in the first map. Most of the time it wasn't captured, it was leashed to my temple.
Whenever I tried to teach the creature anything, it's alignment turned to even more evil, tho I was trying to be a good god. :whistle:

[Dreadlord]

You were prolly teaching it the wrong things, I had a godly cow when I finished the game once and a evil leopord or something the second time around.

[lethe]

Tried to teach him the spells. The damn monkey never used them.
When I saw it picking someone up, I'd order to put it down and go eat some regular food. It ended up picking up people just to throw them away and then getting the whitey conscience to tell me "your creature is hungry blah blah" every 10 minutes, even though it had a mountain of food at the temple entrance.
It felt playful nearly every second. I gave him the beach ball, he threw it to the middle of the village.

On a sidenote, I confess I loved to fly through a village where the creature was, listening "ahhh", "help", "save us" and alike.

[Marek]

Monkeys don't really want to eat regular food...
Neither does the Cat.
You need to give them more fish than anything else.

At first they try to eat people but you have to slap them around quite a lot in order to teach them not to do it. I've actually slapped my monkey around, :whistle: , so badly that he's almost died a few times...

When you see your creature eating the right food or casting a useful spell, don't hesitate, zoom in and stroke his tummy and pat him gently on the head...

It takes them quite a while to learn spells, but the monkey learns spells faster.

With a little bit of patience, your creature will eventually become your greatest asset.

My monkey ran around watering trees and crops all the time and he would also go fetch trees for me and drop them in the town centre.

Then he would also cast the wood spell into the town centre as well...

My monkey rocks k:

[lethe]

Patting his head took too much time, slapping was faster :angel: