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Viscism is a terrible move. Ooze Blast should be special, Poison Dart should be physical, and the Thornita line should get Poison Dart. This would incidentally help out Trumer as well. But yeah, Acid Slap is basically Thornita's best poison move, which is just...bad, overall. Poison is not a great attacking type, and it brings weakness to magic - which is already too strong to begin with, arguably - and weakness to earth (though plant gets around this, causing it to be neutral). That said, Thornita with Poison Dart, Solar Conversion and Nature Dance plus Sleep Spray and Implant would actually be an excellent plant-poison type, assuming Poison Dart was physical of course.

My last message was fairly full of snark, and I suppose it was a bit over the top, but seriously. The things wrong with this game would be terrifically easy to fix, and would make virtually everyone except maybe Aaron happier. I don't feel the need to use kid gloves when someone deliberately shoots himself in the foot, and when you're asking forty bucks American for a product, a certain amount of professionalism is expected. So when that professionalism is lacking, I think we as paying customers have every right to make an issue out of it. It's not as if I'm asking for a complete script rewrite, or a complete redesign of battle from the ground up. Most of the overall mechanics are all right. I'd just tweak some type effectiveness, add a few moves to bolster some under-represented types, change a few moves from physical to special (or vice versa), improve the movelists and stats of a whole bunch of manamon, and call it good. If I had the data in front of me and an ability to edit it, I'm confident I could do the work I'm asking for - minus the new moves, maybe - in less than six hours. Six hours, and the game's challenge, replay potential and overall quality would skyrocket. Another twelve hours, and I could clean up the script to get rid of the spelling and grammar issues which plague it. So eighteen hours of work, and Manamon would have new life. I'm not asking for months of back-breaking labour here.

But oh well. This is why I don't really play the game anymore. I wrote the guide. I've played almost every conceivable manamon and given each a good honest try - some are great, many are decent, most are underwhelming - and another potentially good game dies an undignified death. And I'm sorry as hell to see it.

It's unfortunate they aren't listening. So far with the demo alone I've enjoyed myself greatly, but we'll see what happens at higher levels I suppose

Hello
@Jaide do you know which manamon apart from Dusoket and zintrabat got new moves in updates?

well yeah. thats why i  stick to fiendour and not going with bombusect. oh and why does expunge get lim thrust? it doesn't make any logical sence to me but yeah. i love that move anyways so ......

See, I like that Eksponge gets Limb Thrust, and I'm okay with certain manamon getting attacks that don't make a ton of sense. Sea cucumbers are known for actually expelling their own internal organs when threatened, which damages them but can badly harm an attacker (by poisoning them). Limb Thrust...well, it's not quite the same thing, but it's a similar concept. Break off a part of yourself and hurt your foe. Sponges aren't cucumbers, but it makes at least an indirect sort of sense.

That said, I'd love to see a lot more moves on manamon that maybe wouldn't seem likely at first. I'll give a few examples below.

Tunnel on Boibul: Seriously, dogs like to dig, right?
Frostbite and HydroFang on Deciced: It's a fish, it's got teeth, and it lives in water. 'Nuff said. Makes more sense than freaking Night Stick. Also, Scourge Tail, please.
Assault Tackle on Terruffalo and Rhinodyo: Big bulky manamon that can run; why shouldn't they slam stuff? Makes more sense than, um, a tree doing it. Or a wolf. A wolf won't tackle you. It'll freaking bite you and maul you.
Quake/Earthquake on Rhinodyo: If a donkey can quake, why can't a rhino? Hell, even a baby whale (Tarba) can use Earthquake, so what gives here?
Power Surge on Lamgurk: Hold on a minute. Don't dismiss me as a nut. Their whool (yes, that's how the game spells it, not wool but whool) is still there, even if Lamgurk is an earth type. Why couldn't it build up electricity the same way real fabric does? Plus, sneaky bur fairly weak surprise to freak out a water type.
Glare on Wizzell: It's got these huge, soulless eyes, why not glare at stuff with 'em? Besides, it has to rely on Tri-Beam and Eternal Vortex/Suffocate for damage, with fairly bad defenses and not-too-great HP, so the least we could get is some more utility.

Aaron was probably the sort of guy who thought Charizard's best moveset was Flamethrower, FireBlast, FireSpin and Ember, and it shows. But this is why I love stuff like Grandlan so much. One of the reasons the pokemon metagame flourishes is because pokemon can attack from up to four different types; this almost never happens in manamon. We're left relying on nothing more than STAB moves, and often bad ones at that. If you want one big reason why one game is dead while the other became a billion-dollar franchise - definitely not the biggest reason, but it counts for a great deal - this is it, right here.

The problem is, the audiogames market isn't particularly flooded with the sort of games I'm partial to. There are some fun ones, but my true love is the turn-based RPG, and there are sadly only a few of those, and some of the ones we do have are either slipshod, buggy or both.

Paladin of the Sky: A solid enough first attempt, some really weird mechanics that at times make the game a lot harder than it needs to be. Weak script, but lots to explore, and some really nice music.

Entombed: Basically an accessible roguelike-style game that has some unfortunate bugs and very little story, but no two playthroughs are exactly the same, and it can give plenty of hours of replay value. Unfortunately, a few classes are just flat-out not very good, and a few others are so good that there's no reason not to use them except to artificially increase the challenge. Still, it's not bad.

Sryth: Browser-based RPG with a ton of unique adventures. Only problem is that the game's development has entered a sort of holding pattern where it feels like the GM is just phoning it in most days. That, and he's pushing special packages for sale more and more, clearly catering to a crowd that has money to burn.

Kingdom of Loathing: Another browser-based RPG. If you like your humour wacky and your gameplay fairly light, this one's quite good. Only a couple of inaccessible bits, and a ton of content. It's cyclical, and has a limit as to how much you can play each day (based on turns, or adventures, which you can increase in various ways but which can't become infinite).

I also tend to like the mud Alter Aeon, which is the only one I really bothered sticking with for any length of time.

I'd still really love to get together with someone who can code competently with either BGT or in something like C# and make an RPG. I've got all kinds of documentation for a project that hasn't gotten off the ground, and it would literally take a coder or two in order to get a project spearheaded. I'm also looking forward to A Hero's Call when it launches. The community needs more good RPGs. lol

And despite all the hell I raise, I have liked Manamon. It's been a nice ride, just a very abbreviated one, when it could have been so, so much more. It always makes me sad when I see something die far short of its potential, and yes, that includes my own work.

Use the search feature. Seriously.

At Jayde, seriously hell no. I don't wat to read 145 pages.

Yep, I have found it. but I have another question. does someone know How can I use telephone in this game? what should give me this thing?

i think viralite should get a more powerful ghost move also then because it only seems to have undead moves mostly. spirit force/psycho trick?