On Tue,  1 Jul 2008 17:01:19 EDT, "bluetree" <nomail@nomail> wrote:

>hihi
>I can't translate that either. :P
>But I've understood it.
>- I think, that I do. ^^

:P

Did you get the Bishop3D file?
Just PM'd you
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     Stephen

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Phil Cook wrote:
> And isn't there also a holy water fountain one of the levels on easy 
> that's removed on hard? 

Not that I remember. Which is not to say the general principle doesn't 
hold. I just don't remember which holy-water fountain you might be 
referring to. There are few enough about that I'm pretty sure I would 
have noticed more showing up here and there.

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And lo on Tue, 01 Jul 2008 18:48:31 +0100, bluetree <nomail@nomail> did  
spake, saying:

> "Phil Cook" <phi### [at] nospamrocainfreeservecouk> wrote:
>> And lo on Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:00:40 +0100, bluetree <nomail@nomail> did
>> spake, saying:
>
>> Heh I enjoy blasting them into the handy spikes on the walls
>
> There I realized my RL-problem of a bad hand-eye-coordination-ability. ^^
> I couldn't hit them. :-)

It is tricky for anyone, which is why it's such fun when it works.

>> I found the Hylden um stabby-hand demons to be the worst oh not
>> individually but get caught in a crowd and it's a repetitive stab,  
>> hoist, fall until you fade out into the Spectral Realm and then they  
>> bloomin'
>> well follow you.
>
> Yes, they were bad. Very bad.
> I looked around each corner and everytime, when I thought it might be  
> too quiet,
> that horrific demons appeared. Worst thing was, when they catched you...

They were the only ones that really caused me any type of hesitation on  
subsequent play-throughs. I'd approach a courtyard and think "Oh hell  
there's four of these nasties through there" and I'd try to skip in and  
peel them off one at a time, or just run and dodge a lot until I got a  
chance to hit them. The bigger fire chuckers were easier; even in groups.

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