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A true delight! Once again the Fans from KoF MUGEN community show us their ambition to be at the top.

The King Of Fighters Zillion HD 2.0 Ultra Plus 2022 (2019) is a very good game with markedly perfect elements in its construction and direction. The Game is again the work of Felipe B. Silva. His are some of the best games for MUGEN and OpenBoR.

The King Of Fighters Zillion HD 2.0 Ultra Plus 2022 (2019) is a new addition that will satisfy even the most demanding tastes. Very good gaming. Clean proportions innovative combat approach but in the old school spirit of real fighters. You will have to rely exclusively on your characters' fighting abilities. The exceptions are Orochi and the final boss Rugal, and the sub-bosses Igniz and Krizalid. But such is their magical nature. You will have to overcome them only with your good tactics.

The King Of Fighters Zillion HD 2.0 Ultra Plus 2022 (2019) is a game for real avid fans and it is quite difficult. You will need time to practice and improve your gaming skills.

Of course, the MUGEN settings provide for adjusting the difficulty level. Or, if, after all, an opponent turns out to be insurmountable for you, you can eliminate him by pressing the F1 key.

The game menu looks wide and spacious and the selectable characters are a total of 92 + 8 hidden selectable characters. Among them are Mukai, Athena Asamiya, Orochi and Magaki.

Well, this is a great game that you will have a lot of fun with.



So, my question is this: If a character takes the Two Weapon Fighting feat that gives him one extra attack per round. A weapon with the Speed special ability does the same. So, would a character with Two Weapon Fighting get 2 extra attacks per round? Add this to a character that already gets extra attacks per round due to his level and the character is suddenly a whirling dervish of death. Am I misunderstanding something by thinking this would be the case?

TWF tends to get lots of attacks. The Speed enchant acts as a haste spell for the enchanted weapon only. Do remember that only your main hand gets all the iterative attacks that you can do and you need the feats to give more to your offhand. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) 0gre Apr 20, 2011, 10:47 am 4 people marked this as FAQ candidate. DungeonmasterCal wrote: So, my question is this: If a character takes the Two Weapon Fighting feat that gives him one extra attack per round. A weapon with the Speed special ability does the same. So, would a character with Two Weapon Fighting get 2 extra attacks per round?I was going to answer no, but after re-reading the weapon enhancement I'm not as sure, You certainly cannot use speed and haste together but it sounds like two speed weapons might work.Quote:Add this to a character that already gets extra attacks per round due to his level and the character is suddenly a whirling dervish of death. Am I misunderstanding something by thinking this would be the case? Keep in mind speed is a +3 enhancement, which makes your weapon much more expensive. You are probably better off going with boots of speed which get you a single additional attack per round but then you could put additional effects on your weapons which affect all your attacks. So you could add Holy and Cold instead of speed. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) wraithstrike Apr 20, 2011, 11:42 am 2 people marked this as FAQ candidate. This question has been getting asked for years. I am just going to hit the FAQ button.

They have to decide for now, but I think this one is worthy of an official answer since it is not a corner case situation or a stacking of feats from 3 different books and then asking a developer to rule on it. If anyone is reading this I actually FAQ'd Ogre's statement. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) 0gre Apr 20, 2011, 03:12 pm wraithstrike wrote: Red-Assassin wrote: This is a rule question that goes around time to time. Whom-ever you aske will have a different view of the words, even the developers share different views. Ultimately it is a thing your dm and you should talk about. They have to decide for now, but I think this one is worthy of an official answer since it is not a corner case situation or a stacking of feats from 3 different books and then asking a developer to rule on it. If anyone is reading this I actually FAQ'd Ogre's statement. IMO it's one of those things where it really doesn't matter. It's ridiculously expensive to build and the characters who can take advantage of it aren't on the bleeding edge of the DPR curve anyhow. Essentially I don't see this being worth the cost except for one type of build, TWF critical focused characters. So for 100,000 gold a two weapon Kukri (or however you spell that) fighter can have a pair of Keen Speed Kukri's and get one extra attack per round... It's a corner case and it's not that nasty. Hopefully Jason and Sean have more interesting things to worry over.

The extra attack from the speed property does not stack with divine power, haste, or other speed weapons. The non-stacking for divine power and haste are explicitly stated; the non-stacking of multiple speed weapons is on the general rule that multiple bonuses of the same type do not stack (dodge bonuses being one of the few exceptions).

The non-stacking of multiple speed weapons is also a game balance issue. Otherwise, you'd run into NPC mariliths with six speed weapons making 16 attacks in a round (5 primary speed weapon + 2x5 secondary speed weapons + 1 tail slap).

Speed: When making a full-attack action, the wielder of a speed weapon may make one extra attack with it. The attack uses the wielder's full base attack bonus, plus any modifiers appropriate to the situation. (This benefit is not cumulative with similar effects, such as a haste spell.)

The non-stacking of multiple speed weapons is also a game balance issue. Otherwise, you'd run into NPC mariliths with six speed weapons making 16 attacks in a round (5 primary speed weapon + 2x5 secondary speed weapons + 1 tail slap). It's NOT a game balance issue.Your hypothetical marilith has 192,000 gold worth of weapons. Not very likely and even if it did happen the characters would love that huge payday which is almost six times the amount of treasure a typical CR 17 encounter should have.

'Fraid I don't recall precisely where it says that though. Kingmaker says that for a particular NPC because he has PC wealth. The same thing is said of Kaius in Eberron so while it may not be in the book it does seem that adding a + to CR is the norm if the NPC is given extra wealth. *SHRUG* it's almost always a waste of CR as the Marilith example demonstrates. AUC.register('auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay'); AjaxBusy.register('masked', 'busy', 'auc_MessageboardPostRowDisplay', null, null) HaraldKlak Apr 21, 2011, 11:15 pm Melissa Litwin wrote: Troubleshooter wrote: If Speed is based on Haste, and Speed doesn't stack with similar effects 'such as Haste', then I'm not allowing multiple Speed weapons to grant multiple bonus attacks. +1. This is how I read the rules as well. + Another.If you allow two speed weapons due to the 'with that weapon' part, at some point you'd have to allow speed+haste due to the argument 'I make one extra attack with that weapon, and one extra with the other due to haste, and as such they are not stacking'.

'Fraid I don't recall precisely where it says that though. Kingmaker says that for a particular NPC because he has PC wealth. The same thing is said of Kaius in Eberron so while it may not be in the book it does seem that adding a + to CR is the norm if the NPC is given extra wealth. I was actually talking about Spoiler: Nugrah the Decrepit because he has no wealth, but it's interesting to see that both sides of this turn up in play. Anyhow, so people didn't begin thinking this was just a rule reverse-engineered from adventure paths and common sense, you can find the CR increase / decrease based on wealth on page 398 of the Core Rulebook, near the end of the page. e24fc04721

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