She started to shake, barely noticeable at first, but soon, her hands seemed to develop their own will. I swallowed and investigated the rules again. At this pace, she was going to lose her Litwick.
Even though she seemed fine, physically, I noticed that she gradually approached the limit of her resolve. The extended combat at such high stakes started to take its toll. I had no idea how Norah managed to utilize these ambiguous hints so flawlessly, as she guided her Dragonite safely through the battle zone, fully focused on evasion. The vibration rates and intensities were in line with each of the rocks bumping downhill, making it possible to guess their distance to one's position. Norah was still trying to evade, desperately hanging on, but for how much longer could she survive?įocusing on my newfound game feedback mechanic, I could feel it too, now. Eyes wide open, teeth grit tightly he masterfully blanketed the screen with precise taps, hurling rocks downhill from all directions. Not only did the device display visual information, but the tiny electric motors inside kept spinning up and slowing back down to emit vibration pulses, based on the state of combat.Ĭarefully, I peeked at the player behind Onix. In admiration of the amount of self-control she radiated, I felt shame in my ignorance and looked at my phone again. She seemed totally immersed in the fight. "Vibrations… eh…," I mumbled in response.Īs I looked around for what the players were doing, I noticed that Norah actually had her eyes closed. Norah lifted a finger to hush me up her voice was barely audible. "What's happening?" I asked, my hands slightly unsteady from suspense, "Did you make it?". I poked Norah's shoulder, who was probably gazing at the swirls of dust being pushed in front of the barely visible dragon's bow wave. It was progressively harder for the players and spectators to see anything. A dense mixture of dust, dirt and sand arose, covering air and status bars alike. Rocks and boulders came avalanching downhill and Dragonair picked up speed, homing in on its glowing opponent.
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