Level 5 - affect up to 100 targets in a city. Level 4 - affect up to 30 targets in a neighborhood. Level 3 - affect up to 10 targets in a building. Level 2 - affect up to 3 targets in a room. Level 1 - affect 1 target within touch range. Everything scaled up with each level, so progression would look something like this. In BESM 2e, you had less control over each variable.
I think it's easier to unexpectedly one-shot someone in OVA with a lucky roll. I think the biggest difference being that OVA is a dice pool with wildly exploding results which can greatly multiply damage, where BESM is always 2d6 with mostly static damage or relatively minor damage variation. But I've heard the pretty similar in design and philosophy. I've never played OVA, so can't really compare there. And 3e also has damage multipliers, which is kinda neat. Points costs are inflates by about x5 in 3e, which allows for a little more customization and detail, but also adds complexity and character building time. The biggest difference mechanically is that 3e is roll over. I’m waiting to see how Cortex Prime is like. I’ve been deciding between OVA Revised, QAGS, Cortex Plus, or Cortex Prime, or some other freeform generic system. I was originally thinking Fate system, which has a lot of cool stuff, but I’m having a hard time warming up to its obligatory metacurrency mechanic. So I was trying to find a system to do something like Inazuma Eleven for a while now, and it’s been tricky. We loved recruiting, customizing, and training our own little soccer teams in all of the games.Īnd the special techniques (super-powered soccer moves) are always awesome, of course!
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We enjoyed the original Inazuma Eleven series because it had heart and a more down to earth quality than Go did, and we liked Go and Galaxy because we were interested in the arcs of the characters, and we did like the various teams they met up in those series as well. My sister and I watched a lot of the original Inazuma Eleven anime and bits of Inazuma Eleven go anime, and we even imported the European 3DS systems to play all of the European Inazuma Eleven and Inazuma Eleven Go games.įunnily enough, we loved Inazuma Eleven Go the best, and really, really disliked Chrono Stone. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Yup! As I have mentioned in some old threads of mine, I wanted to do an Inazuma Eleven-like game. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.
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