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Nov 06, 04 08:18PMDarth Revan


whats your take on this hopefully it will be more then what they did in tao feng. and for those who dont know here are a few pics of what i mean.



as you notice the enemy is shown with only bones and after move is performed the opponent will become weaker or lose

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Nov 06, 04 08:18PMDarth Revan


whats your take on this hopefully it will be more then what they did in tao feng. and for those who dont know here are a few pics of what i mean.



as you notice the enemy is shown with only bones and after move is performed the opponent will become weaker or lose

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