Good idea to place conditions for the player in a zelda game?

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Zhello N.A.D.I.	Good idea to place conditions for the player in ... « on: November 05, 2010, 02:47:22 am »
L'homme avec beaucoup de noms. Reputation: +6/-1 Offline Gender: Posts: 925	Well I am still coding objLink, I was wondering, what if I put conditions for Link? I was going with something like: if objLink or Hero_of_Time took damage from either fire or ice, an some random point, he will either be frozen or be burned for a short amount of time. Currently, I am focusing on something like having the player become unconscious for a certain period of time. The player cannot move at all and can still take damage while immobilized. So what do you guys think of conditions added to Link in a game? I made a mock-up of to show you what I mean. brn test.bmp (116.44 kB, 254x156 - viewed 242 times.) « Last Edit: November 05, 2010, 07:00:33 pm by Linkwolf48 » Logged
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DJvenom super-sage	Re: Good idea to place conditions for the player... « Reply #1 on: November 05, 2010, 04:37:04 am »
Colbydude was here. Reputation: +7/-0 Offline Gender: Posts: 2898	Both being frozen as well as the whole fire DoT have been present in Zelda games for a while. Ice, since at LEAST LTTP, and Fire since OOT (probably earlier too) They're always nice to have, as they give the player an obstacle to avoid. Logged
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