Endlessly roaming through the Space, an alien fleet is closing to a blue planet. Its inhabitants, blissfully unaware of the upcoming threat, are struggling with the chaos they have to face everyday. And yet, it will all soon change. The world will finally become united against a common enemy. The Earth will never be the same anymore. But what will this war bring? Do the humans stand any chance against such a foe? Will everyone willingly join to fight the alien thread? And why, do the aliens seem to look so human-like?...
Paladin Eidolon deploy
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Eidolons are able to deploy to slightly improve their attack range. While deployed, they can redirect the energy to other Eidolons, dealing more damage.
Nice use of Prism Forwarding. :P
Awesome.
Can the boosted beam have a more dramatic visual appearance, so you can actually tell its more powerful than a normal beam?
Like make the boosted beam be thicker, longer lasting, brighter or maybe even have a different color perhaps?
I can't make them thicker without changing their color, and i think firing a red or pink beam from a blue crystal doesn't look good. :P
Just give it an explosion anim then.
EDIT: Oh wait, not possible *faceplam*
make it more intencive (white). Can undeployed ones be a supporters?
I guess not, since I think this is PF logic and not Tesla.
They can't, unless i would use Overpowerable logic, but this might look a bit strange, because:
1. they would have to be next to the deployed one
2. there would be no charge-up anim
3. Overpowered stuff doesn't force the unit to face the overpowered structure, and undeployed Eidolons have to face their target normally
I can make the final beam different than others, but it won't get brighter and thicker depending on how much it was powered up. That is tied to beams using house colors, sadly...
EDIT: Oh, Graion was faster than me. :P
Ares Prism Forwarding allows overpowerable Prism Towers, but it still has the above limitations (and i think it affects only the overpowered building, but i'm not sure).