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mighty_aphrodite) wrote2007-12-28 07:06 pm
mighty_aphrodite) wrote2007-12-28 07:06 pm
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Gunning Trick!! (Reposted from amethystarlight 's LJ for a non-LJ user to view--hope she doesn't mind!)
GET YOUR PIECES FLOATING IN A CLOCKWISE CIRCLE.
Use as many (or as few arrows) to get all the pieces going clockwise before loading a cannon. This is the reasont that elite gunners are always shouting "one arrow, no arrow." These exclamations mean the number of permanent arrows to maintain the clockwise flow of pieces.
Always make sure that you have at least one arrow availible to use as "loading arrow."
If in the event that your barrel moves in battle (always on swirlies and turning moves), utilize what clockwise work you are left with.
And finally, when you are ready to tackle loading two cannons at once, only go for one arrows or no arrows. Personally, I stick with one arrows and no arrows exclusively... lest battle comes before I can find either.
amethystarlight 's LJ for a non-LJ user to view--hope she doesn't mind!)GET YOUR PIECES FLOATING IN A CLOCKWISE CIRCLE.
Use as many (or as few arrows) to get all the pieces going clockwise before loading a cannon. This is the reasont that elite gunners are always shouting "one arrow, no arrow." These exclamations mean the number of permanent arrows to maintain the clockwise flow of pieces.
Always make sure that you have at least one arrow availible to use as "loading arrow."
If in the event that your barrel moves in battle (always on swirlies and turning moves), utilize what clockwise work you are left with.
And finally, when you are ready to tackle loading two cannons at once, only go for one arrows or no arrows. Personally, I stick with one arrows and no arrows exclusively... lest battle comes before I can find either.
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I just reposted this for Dulcinea, since Sammy f-locked it.