Are Sk8, you court me in a fit of insomnea. As I'm rapidly becoming a big fan of Avatar, Legend of Ang (aka Avatar the Last air Bender in the states), I'm highly interested to try out some elemental combat.

Well, I've now tried out some elemental combat. I like the bakery thing and the weaknesses are fun, the sounds in this game were also rather cool. Perhaps it might help though if the game had a save feature, sinse I can see that completing it would take a loooooong time, especially given the rather cowardly nature of quite a few of the enemies (grin).

I'd also love to see an Rpg from Dsg which has as much focus on exploration as on battle and stats, a few locations to explore, treasures to find, and quests that involve interacting with a charactors and wandering across the world. Both Elemental battle and Dragon Warrior have some wonderful potential as combat systems, but for me having just the combat without the exploration and plot elements makes the games rather one sided, and exploring all the options of the games didn't take me very long. I kept wanting more information (particularly in elemental Battle given the interesting world setting), did you have a teacher? why do you want to be the best? where do you fight other warriors? what are the other warriors like? that sort of thing.

Dark, you hit all the goals, LOL. The save feature is one I'm really working on figuring out. I can see how it works, I just need to master my commands. A game like this with exploration is something I'm working on as well. It is very possible, just all in time.
Cx2, wow! I'm glad you found it very repetitive after completing 5 quests, I can see how the 100 wins could be hard. I may change it to 50. The battle choice is random and the not fighting water is a common bug. I'll be working on elemental battle version 1.001 that'll allow you to fight water elementals regularly.
Thanks for playing,
sk8

The enemy's attack is equal to yours give or take somewhere fron one to 5. It gets harder when your attack gets higher, because your opponents is strong as well. It simulates training and actually becoming a decent warrior. In a real sword fight, one hit is devistating, swords are sharp! In the beginning, you are weak and not very accurate so your blows do not do much. As you get stronger, you become a warrior and one hit can be a kill.
Ah, you found the easter egg, congrats! Saying no gives you mp. Might as well make it public now, it'd get out eventually...

Well, as we should all know from Gandalf's almighty plunge into the abyss in Lord of the rings, saying noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!

Can be very good for the magic muscles (grin).

I'm afraid I'm not sure about the enemy's attack increasing when you buy a larger sword. In Western weaponry, because it's traditional to wear lots of armour, a big heavy sword is more likely to be a good thing so you can batter through your opponent's defences. If their weapon is thinner, weaker, and less sharp than yours, your armour will withstand it better, so you'll be doing more damage.

Of course, in the japanese tradition things are very different, with speed and balance being more important than strength, sinse it's not usual to ware armour in that tradition. But even in the Japanese fighting tradition a better sword moves faster, has better balance, and is more likely not to break when the enemy parries.

Sorry about the minor lecture here, it's just that my brother is heavily into Samurai stuff (he even collects and practicies with replica catanas, Wagasashi etc), and I have a friend who does viking re-enactment, so she knows all the proper details reguarding how to club somebody expertly with broard swords etc, so I've picked up details of this type of thing from them.

Btw, yes! I have scary friends! I'd love to see somebody try and mug her, I think it'd result in a mugger with an extremely bad headache.

Oof, there's something I really need to fix. I really can't believe I over looked the armor problem. When you buy a higher one, you get credit for having the ones before it. However, this doesn't help you much because you don't get the increased defensive stats which will make completing the game harder.

Hi,
I have a question about elimental battle:
How do I complete the 6 quests?

Thank you cx2, I don't think I could bring myself to answer that question again. It frusterates me so much that people don't read the instructions!
Dark, I'm so sorry I haven't been able to get back to you. I tried to join the srith forum, but you need an activation key and I never got around to asking someone to tell me what it was, I've been busy, I'm really sorry about it! I'll hopefully get joined today or tomoro and I'll send you the stuff I was going to tell you.
And for anyone that's interested, dsg is working on a self-voicing minny game called Dangerous Waters! It was a game from the old site, but I'm remaking it and I personally think it's a fun little play.

I agree with the humorous documentations, those are awesome! Sometimes I try to add some humor, but I hardly can ever do it; I'm not a big fan of writing documentations.
Okay, I'll head over to the forum now I think.

Well, I've sent the message to you at the srith forum, a little outdated, but it covered everything I wanted to tell you and I don't want to forget anything.