I think the thing that makes this even better is that while being in the insanity 3 area of the dark sea and drinking 30 insanity 3 potions, I had no insanity effects.
I was completely fine, no warding either
One time I was in range 4 I think, my warding potion wore off, so I only had 3 warding at that point from armor. I was good, nothing bad happened.
Yeah I believe you there, mine was caused by warding potions wearing off while I did have warding gear on before. Except for me I took the warding gear off first because I was about to fight the atlanteans on the island in an attempt to have a cool death (I was stranded on the island), it didnât go to plan and I killed them all, claiming the island as my home since insanity had no effect on me anymore.
In short, I literally defeated my inner demons (and outer demons) in a fight
Whoâs the stranded insanity-immune monster now?!
Well you know what they say: you are what you eat
classic
Thane armor is male equivelent of Siren Bra
honestly not as funny as
"Earned the âWelcome to Arcane Odysseyâ badge
âEarned the âStruck by Lightningâ Badgeâ
âleft the gameâ
i miss it
he died from exhaustion
he killed you like 20 billion times and you keep coming back whatâs he supposed to do
Not much of a Cursed WoMent or Arcane Oddity. Thatâs just technical limitations.
I use a crystalline cape though, and I like to imagine itâs stiff as a rock.
Not technical limitations, just lazy metallic mapping. Learn Roblox Studio before assuming what its limits are.
Okay, I said that assuming you didnât know if that was a limitation or not. Itâs not easy though, and I didnât feel like explaining. Clearly I donât have to though.
Mapping lighting to textures is hard.
My solution would have been to separate the two pieces of the mesh, but I donât think the game is built for that.
Oh, well that sounds pretty easy, more of a visual bug than âcursedâ though.
I actually know blender and studio, so let me explain how simple it would be.
Step 1: Get the original texture.
Step 2: Find which parts are leather and which are metal.
Step 3: Color the leather black and color the metal white (or the opposite, I kinda forgor).
Step 4: Upload the new texture as a decal.
Step 5: Use the decal as the MetallicMap property of the SurfaceAppearace instance.
Itâs not a bug. Itâs being lazy.
Well it wouldâve looked pretty normal if it wasnât for the rest of it not being metallic.
Eh, I can see that. Much of a technical explanation for âleather is rock hardâ, threw me off a bit.