Billy vs. Snakeman

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Heya guys I would like to show you a really neat game that I found over a year ago:
It's name is Billy versus Snakeman (from here on BvS) and it is basically a Naruto parody game in the style of D&D with dices and stuff.
While the game is based on Naruto it also has Elements of other Anime such as: Bleach, Death Note and .Hack and there will be more!

So because I can't really explain the game well I will copy and paste some stuff from the How to Play of the game and hopefully you will understand it and then go and play it ^^

In BvS, you can become a legendary Sannin, lead a Village, blow up a Village, pilot a Robot, go on a date or two with anime's hottest characters, all of the above, and more! To do that, though, you'll have to overcome some crazy challenges and train to be the best.

Your Character
Stamina
The lifeblood of BvS is Stamina - it lets you do everything. You get a fixed amount per day, but can get more from bonuses, in-game items, and events. Missions and Quest Steps cost 10 Stamina, and all sorts of other things cost Stamina too.

Genjutsu(Gen)/Ninjutsu(Nin)/Taijutsu(Tai)
There are your primary Stats. Each point is a chance at getting a Success during a Mission (or other) Attempt, Get enough AP in a stat, and it levels up!

Allies
Your buddies. Put them on your team. Stab people. It's awesome.

Bloodlines
Innate abilities. You'll know what they do when you get them.

You start with 150/150 stamina so you can for example do 15 missions. Stamina regenerates daily at a specific time (I can't do time zones but it's 12:00 AM GMT +1).
Missions are seperated in Gen Missions, Tai Missions and Nin Missions but in between those types of missions there are dual Type missions which have two of those (so there are Gen/Tai missions and so on)

How Attempts Work
Challenges have Success and Difficulty Levels. You need to get the number of Successes listed (or more) to pass. Each Level you have in a stat is a 1-10 roll when trying to beat a challenge. Range bonuses let you roll higher, Strength bonuses add to your rolls, Level bonuses give you extra rolls, Success bonuses are rolls that automatically, well, 'succeed'.

The mechanics for this game can be easier to understand if you think of 'attempts' as dice, with Levels giving you more 'dice' and Strength adding a bonus to each die. Remember, though that you can't go over your maximum Range for any reason

So for example you have a missions that is 7 Difficulty, you need 10 successes and you have 15 levels and 1-10 range in that stat. So you roll 15 dice (levels) where each dice has the chance to roll a 10 or less. You will need 10 of the 15 dice to show a 7 or else you fail the mission. When you get strength bonii it makes things ALOT easier.
Same scenario but you have +2 strength now:
Every dice that you throw gets +2, so you if throw a 2 it will become a 4 and so on.

Ninja Rank

Every Ninja has a Rank which grants them access to more and more parts of the game.

Genin
You start the game at this Rank. You are allowed to do D-Rank Missions, where you will likely find your first Allies and Items. Genin who join Villages can help gather Resources.

Chunin
In addition to opening the C-rank Missions, Chunin also gain the ability to choose specific Attributes to focus on for their Missions. In addition, Chunin who stay in their Villages gain the ability to Patrol it, though they may still gather Resources if they wish. Most Ninja join their first Village at this time, because you need to be a member of a Village to advance further.

Special Jonin
Special Jonin must choose a specialty Ability, and they receive a +2 bonus to their Range in this Ability. They also gain access to B-Rank Missions, many of which require Range bonuses to pass, unlike the Missions which came before. However, Special Jonin lose the ability to gather Resources for their Villages.

Jonin
Most of the real movers and shakers of the world are Jonin, who gain a +2 Range bonus in the Abilities they did not choose as their specialty back when they were Special Jonin. Jonin gain access to A-Rank Missions. Most Ninja progress to the next Season after reaching Jonin, but for the truly determined there is still one higher Rank to achieve...

Sannin
Sannin rank is very difficult to achieve. However, in addition to accessing AA-rank Missions, Sannin receive special bonuses of their own, both in their current Season and in the next. This does not come without a price, however: Sannin lose the ability to Patrol their villages.

Nothing really to say to that except that you do a "exam" to go up in rank!

QUOTELooping

When one of your attributes reaches a certain point, you will be invited to start the next Season. This turns you back into a Level 6 Genin, but keeping many of your powerful items, and with a new ability - Themes (which you will find out about once you receive one). You can then make the game harder (with 'The Crank', under 'Themes'), with more adventures and bonuses!

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Villages

Many Ninja's lives center around the Village to which they belong. You do not have to belong to a Village, but it is highly advised, especially at the lower levels. Belonging to a Village has many benefits, including the fact that you need to be a member of a Village before you can advance in Rank. To join a Village, use the "Village" button from your main page. You can't join more than one village a day.

So yeah that is basically it but I do have a slight motive as to why I'm showing you guys this game:
if you register with my link (that will be at the end of this post) and go up to Chunin rank I will get "points" more points equal special referral items for me!
Buuuuuuuuuuut you don't really need to if you don't want to you can check this game out without my referral.


So here is the Link to the game:
www.animecubed.com/billy

and here is my link:

Be the Ultimate Ninja! Play Billy Vs. SNAKEMAN today!

And if you need ANY help in the game just send me a message in game and I'll help anyway I can!
Thanks for listening and I hope I'll see you in game!