Let's Play The Lost Vikings II - 13 - Falling Damage

Most Vikings can avoid falling damage if you Pay Attention.

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• Let's
• Play
• Lost
• Vikings

[scientistsdub]

lol - this LP is taking on the pattern of beating a level, then failing, beating a level, failing... going to be a long LP indeed...

[DeceasedCrab]

Yes. It's going to take a while. I concede this.

[ioaz81]

What programs do you use to create these. Hypercam? I know Fraps is not an option. Your like the white version of Morgan Freeman. Everyone wants to here you narrate stuff :)

[DeceasedCrab]

...okay, that's a new one.

[iamnotfromearth]

can anyone explain the reference

[DeceasedCrab]

Apparently dozens of people better than us can.

[Cordovan]

I couldn't keep myself from laughing at the silence that followed Scorch's untimely but ironically hilarious demise.

First a fire breathing dragon almost gets mauled by a tiny parrot only to fall to his death due to his ability to fly. Oh the tragedy.

[ndutton]

That was totally a Blues Brothers reference.

[CrazyBluePrime]

Truth is the diamond isn't part of the spell.

[masic88]

poor, poor stanley the dragon.

did he die?

verily, he hath.

[SeekAndDestroy5]

Scorch should have used commando pro, no falling damage.

[juxtapositioning]

I have had a terrible months, and that dragon+fall damage = face slamming into desk... is AWESOME! I am still laughing.

[masterzedd4]

damn this is SO much easier than the original. If you fell on something like those fire ropes. INSTAKILL!

[TheEranster]

What did olaf do next?

>survive fire

it hurts

[terence1m1]

The end was hilarious as well as scorch getting his butt kicked by the bird, Poor Scroch.

[EggmanDrCuckooMan]

I learned something new today. Specifically, that dragons are regularly almost beaten to death by parrots, and generally tend to die by falling to the ground when trying to fly away afterward. Never knew a parrot could do that much damage to a dragon. I'll have to remember to bring a weapon with me when I go outside to protect myself in case a pigeon decides to murder me in between its dragon hunting sessions.

[Trodlgrimm]

"Grog" is a watered down alcoholic beverage, preferably rum, but any spirits would do. Deckhands on wooden sail ships back then had their rations, so they would prolong it by watering it down. "Groggy" derives from the bad hangover.