The Hint Orb is also Tikal's spiritual form. Evidence is that the voice of the Hint Orb is her own and when Perfect Chaos threatened to destroy the world again, she appeared to Sonic as a Hint Orb before her regular appearance.
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| - El grupo que ha pasado por muchos cambios de miembros hasta el momento, pero ahora regresan como un grupo de 7. El mas reciente regreso de ellas es con el single "Tang Tang Tang", una canción alegre y divertida.
- The Hint Orb is also Tikal's spiritual form. Evidence is that the voice of the Hint Orb is her own and when Perfect Chaos threatened to destroy the world again, she appeared to Sonic as a Hint Orb before her regular appearance.
- thumbHints sind Hinweise, welche dem Spieler helfen im Spiel weiter zu kommen. Je nach Art können sie Steuerungstipps oder Hilfe zum Level beinhalten.
- The Hint button is a key/button (B on Xbox 360, Circle on PlayStation 3, customizable on PC) that, when pressed, turns Faith's view in the direction she should be going. For example, on "The Edge", when Faith Connors is outside, the player can press the Hint button, turning Faith towards the red tower she has to get to to meet up with Celeste Wilson. This helps the player by showing them the general direction they should go. The button also helps by pointing at wall edges, doors, and vents the player needs to interact with.
- The hint is an acting floor tile that only has any effect when Chip touches it. In the Lynx ruleset, the hint is an acting wall to blocks and monsters. When Chip steps on it, in MSCC how many computer chips are left and which keys and boots Chip has in his possession are covered up, to display the hint as thus: In Tile World, the hint has its own panel within the game window. Tile World 2 can accommodate additional storylines outside of the level.
- From time to time, the game will alert you that a particular item, skill or power may be helpful in a situation. This is called a "Hint" and different for Items than it is for Powers and Skills. At certain locations you can use a skill/power/item without a hint. For example, in one of the early PG IV scenarios you can use Archery to kill your opponents instead of engaging them in combat even though there's no hint.
- Networkers will send mail when befriended, asking for some sort of favor. This is usually to allow the user to complete the campaign you are undertaking. If replied to with the "Could you please give me a hint" message under the blue "For Networkers" section of the mail, they will often send a clue of what to do next, such as an extended to-do list or some Blueprints that help in the Rank. Not all Networkers give a hint. If they do not have a programmed response, they reply with the default message of "I don't get it" through the MLN Mail.
- Hint, better known as Sour, was a mage who used the Warrens of Thyr and Mockra. He was also a follower of T'riss. He grew up in a trading port, on the Horn south of Dal Hon. Described as a sweaty, un-washed and bow/bandy-legged squat figure with frog eyes, one higher than the other and a tiny tuft of beard. He was perceived as not that bright, at times slow of understanding and given to pessimism and complaining. According to his partner Murk, Hint was not quite sane in the conventional sense. He served for a time as a member of the Malazan imperial mage cadre and saw action in the Blackdog campaign, probably attached to the Malazan 5th Army.
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| - El grupo que ha pasado por muchos cambios de miembros hasta el momento, pero ahora regresan como un grupo de 7. El mas reciente regreso de ellas es con el single "Tang Tang Tang", una canción alegre y divertida.
- Hint, better known as Sour, was a mage who used the Warrens of Thyr and Mockra. He was also a follower of T'riss. He grew up in a trading port, on the Horn south of Dal Hon. Described as a sweaty, un-washed and bow/bandy-legged squat figure with frog eyes, one higher than the other and a tiny tuft of beard. He was perceived as not that bright, at times slow of understanding and given to pessimism and complaining. According to his partner Murk, Hint was not quite sane in the conventional sense. He served for a time as a member of the Malazan imperial mage cadre and saw action in the Blackdog campaign, probably attached to the Malazan 5th Army. After leaving the army, he and Murk achieved notoriety in Unta as thieves, which saw them face arrest.
- The Hint Orb is also Tikal's spiritual form. Evidence is that the voice of the Hint Orb is her own and when Perfect Chaos threatened to destroy the world again, she appeared to Sonic as a Hint Orb before her regular appearance.
- thumbHints sind Hinweise, welche dem Spieler helfen im Spiel weiter zu kommen. Je nach Art können sie Steuerungstipps oder Hilfe zum Level beinhalten.
- The Hint button is a key/button (B on Xbox 360, Circle on PlayStation 3, customizable on PC) that, when pressed, turns Faith's view in the direction she should be going. For example, on "The Edge", when Faith Connors is outside, the player can press the Hint button, turning Faith towards the red tower she has to get to to meet up with Celeste Wilson. This helps the player by showing them the general direction they should go. The button also helps by pointing at wall edges, doors, and vents the player needs to interact with.
- The hint is an acting floor tile that only has any effect when Chip touches it. In the Lynx ruleset, the hint is an acting wall to blocks and monsters. When Chip steps on it, in MSCC how many computer chips are left and which keys and boots Chip has in his possession are covered up, to display the hint as thus: In Tile World, the hint has its own panel within the game window. Tile World 2 can accommodate additional storylines outside of the level.
- From time to time, the game will alert you that a particular item, skill or power may be helpful in a situation. This is called a "Hint" and different for Items than it is for Powers and Skills. At certain locations you can use a skill/power/item without a hint. For example, in one of the early PG IV scenarios you can use Archery to kill your opponents instead of engaging them in combat even though there's no hint.
- Networkers will send mail when befriended, asking for some sort of favor. This is usually to allow the user to complete the campaign you are undertaking. If replied to with the "Could you please give me a hint" message under the blue "For Networkers" section of the mail, they will often send a clue of what to do next, such as an extended to-do list or some Blueprints that help in the Rank. Not all Networkers give a hint. If they do not have a programmed response, they reply with the default message of "I don't get it" through the MLN Mail.
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