Ice storms
Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 10:41 pm
Could be wrong on when they came in, but im pretty sure the blue ice storms didnt exist yet during T2A. If so, it musta came in toward the end.
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Im running that too Derrick, I ran across a blue ice storm just south of moonglow. The kind that happen a lot on ice island modern day.Derrick wrote:I'm running the 5.0.8.3 client installed from the 1998 T2A CD; I've never seen a blue ice storm. The only winter weather on my client is white snow.
This was fire & ice radiation from their respective monster types.RoadKill wrote:I do remember in T2A if you were near "fire monsters" or "winter monsters" you would feel the effects of the cold or heat. This was a system message and not just a "client side weather" effect. I don't remember if it did actual damage, it claimed to be, but it was in fact part of T2A. I will dip into my book and see if I can find more info
The rain and snow get blocked by Razor's weather filter, this can be turned off and I'd assume you'd see it again. The T2A thing was different, I don't remember visually seeing anything aside from a system messageRed wrote:Ice storm? Like blue snow?
Rain perhaps?
It always used to rain on you about halfway from the brit gy to the brit mines. It would stay with your screen for awhile, even if you went back into Britain.
I agree roadkill I do not remember seeing anything. If anything there may have been snow but I know there wasnt the blue stuff. And im pretty sure there wasnt even snow, because I remember being awed they introduced snow onto ice island.RoadKill wrote:The rain and snow get blocked by Razor's weather filter, this can be turned off and I'd assume you'd see it again. The T2A thing was different, I don't remember visually seeing anything aside from a system messageRed wrote:Ice storm? Like blue snow?
Rain perhaps?
It always used to rain on you about halfway from the brit gy to the brit mines. It would stay with your screen for awhile, even if you went back into Britain.