[ RPG ] Battle Network!! *EDITED RULES*

[DragonMasterX]

OOC: Oh, Marine, maybe you are wondering about this recent change with the red glow, I'll explain this, as it's part of the game.

NetNavis have emotions too as you've probably noticed. Well, they can be used in battle. For example, take note of what's happening to Slash there, he got bright because of being angered. That's out of battle, of course, but in battle when a Navi gets angered (Generally because of anxiousity or bad opperation) it's attack power doubles and he or she won't flinch from any hit, except paralisys.

An anxious/depressed status is usually marked as Yellow, and it means the NetNavi is feeling eager, this status is often acquired per bad operation (i.e. Get hit a lot of times without scoring your own attacks and not healing). This state can be dangerous as it can draw a NetNavi's dark side IF he or she has one.

A Full-Synchronized status is a special state when the Navi and Operator fight as one (not literally), it's marked as Blue. The user of Full-Synchro is similar to Anger, but if the Navi's hit, it wears off.

A Dark-Side status is marked with purple, it means the Navi's soul has been corrupted and the Dark Soul within him or her is starting to slowly take over. To creep to the Dark-Side, you must talk with Darth Vader and- I MEAN, you got to use Dark Chips (Read the first page for info). A Dark Soul can prove useful, but it's as dangerous as a CyBeast in the end.

Emotionless Navis are found when they have just used every ounce of their power. For instance, a Navi which has just discarded the use of a CyBeast or a Dark Soul is reduced from any avalaible strength. This status is marked white, and the results could be fatal for the Navi in this state.

IC:

PyroMan looked on Slash, he widened his eyes, he himself wasn't angered yet, but just because of his surprise.



Mar sighed and folded his arms, "Damnit... what the hell is going on there?" he said, looking on the screen. PyroMan's Window was turning Yellow. Mar widened his eyes, "What's going on...?" he repeated.