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作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:19 标题: 圆桌,永恒的骑士传说.精华到手~~~

<Knight of the round>是Capcom制作的一款横版ACT,发售于91年11月27日,国内一般译作圆桌武士或者圆桌骑士.游戏的背景是设定在中世纪的欧洲,围绕着亚瑟和石中剑的传说,随着游戏的进程,一幅骑士征战的画面在玩家面前渐渐打开.
为了更加深入地了解这款游戏,首先我对一些人物作简单的介绍:
先哲梅林:即一开始引导亚瑟获取石中剑的预言家,相传他预言了圆桌骑士的存在,并打造了金色的圆形桌子,在桌面上用浮雕刻着将来会成为圆桌骑士的名字.
兰丝洛特:被称为象绵羊一样温顺,象豹子一样敏捷的骑士,游戏的设置里也是速度型的.曾经在没有任何功绩的情况下会见了亚瑟等有名的骑士,在众骑士的质疑声中,独自杀死了恶龙,被亚瑟和梅林称做最伟大的骑士.排在圆桌十三骑士之首.
普西奥:圆桌十三骑士之一,拥有很强悍的力量,却很温柔.游戏里他被称为a kindhearted fighter.
圆桌:一种议会的制度,众人围坐在圆形的桌子边,没有高地贵贱之分,象征着每个人拥有平等的权利.

游戏可以选择三个角色:兰丝洛特,亚瑟,普西奥.可以双打或者三人同时游戏,相应的变化在后面会有详细的介绍.三人有共通的攻击方式如重砍,保险等,也各自具有自身的特殊技巧.(可能和许多人的想法有出入,没有提到同时的操作就表示有先后输入)
共通技:重砍    输入方法 A 前.
   保险    输入方法 A B
   防御    输入方法 A 后
   即时防御输入方法受攻击瞬间拉相反方向,无需按A.
   放马    输入方法马上AB同时.
   下马    输入方法马上B AB同时.(AB同时接受输入时间在4fame内)
   撂刀    输入方法马上A AB同时.(AB同时接受输入时间在2fame内)
   马上重砍输入方法马上前A同时马腿完全抬起时A
   次重砍输入方法马上前A同时马腿未完全抬起时A
特殊技:
兰丝洛特:踢 A 上(特殊效果:只对单体攻击)
      甩刀前后A
      后跳硬直中拉后B同时.(特殊效果:不按A也可以有攻击力)
亚瑟 :挑刀 A 上
      甩刀前后A
      后跳硬直中拉后B同时.(特殊效果:不按A也可以有攻击力)
普西奥  :疾速攻击前前A
      疾速后退硬直中拉后B同时.
作为一款ACT游戏,圆桌具有相当出色的操作手感,和完美的平衡性.任何一个水准的玩家都可以在游戏中找到属于自己的乐趣.

在熟悉了游戏的基本操作之后,接着就是高分的获得.于是就不得不提到圆桌这款游戏所特有的倍分累积,延续,取消系统.
当杀死第一个兵(基本分为N)的时候,玩家将获得N*1的分数.在连续杀死同兵种第二个兵的时候,玩家获得N*2的分数.同时自身就具有两倍分的效果.依此类推,第三个N*3.三倍效果.第四个N*4,四倍效果.最高累积四倍.这种计算方式,我们就称之为倍分累积.

当自身具有倍分效果的时候,用马踩死获得撞死敌人(任意兵种,BOSS级除外),就可以获得敌人的基本分*相应倍分等级的分数.同时倍分保留.这就是所说的倍分的延续.
当自身具有倍分效果的时候,用保险放死敌人.就可以获得敌人的基本分*相应倍分等级的分数.同时倍分取消.另外,还有很多种情况会出现这种倍分取消的效果,现列举如下:
1,放保险且命中有效目标.(即自身因为保险而费到血)
2,等级提升,即有实际的level up的过程.(等级升满后只加满血,没有实际的升级过程,这种情况倍分不取消)
3.杀死其他兵种敌人.
4,杀招被防御.(所谓杀招就是可以致命的招,如果敌人还有一点血,一个轻刀打不死,重砍可以打死,那么重砍就是这个时候的杀招,而轻刀就不是.)即解释为可以这一招可以打死敌人,却被防御住了.这时候倍分取消.
5,自身阵亡.
6,过版.即当前的小关卡过版.
7,吃了奖人道具,1up 2up.

兵种概念实际上没有什么好说的,只要注意俩点:
1,buster(既貌似牛魔王的那种,简称牛头)是分几种的,攻击性能也不一样.
buster.D.火牛头,没有分值,但是有倍分累积的效果,打死之后的火不可防御.
buster.S.黄牛头,攻击性能一般,可以即时防御.
buster.F.红牛头,在黄牛头的基础上添加了几种新的招,可以逆向后跳,可以斜方向跳跃攻击.非常厉害的兵种.
2,忍者.
很多时候会把那两个兵种混在一起,其实只要注意他们的名字就可以了.
一种是sky walker.一种是master.
其他的兵种的话,长得一样的就属于同一系列的.有倍分累积效果.

在介绍了兵种概念之后,接下来就是圆桌世界里最值得关注的话题,杀招被防御.为了确保倍分的延续下去,我们必须确保在敌人不能防御(no guard,简称NG)的时候消灭敌人.这样的话,我把敌人归结为3类,无防御,可防御,即时防御三类.
无防御一类没什么好说的.包括以下兵种:小兵,大剑,胖子,老虎,老鹰,buster.D.
可防御一类包括birdman(俗称鸭子,鸟人),tallman(俗称高人).这一类兵种的NG状态就是起身的时候从背面攻击.所以关键点就在于倒数第二下攻击的时候务必将其打倒在地.
即时防御的兵种非常之麻烦,而且还特别多.buster.S,buster.F,master,skywalker等,这类兵种的特点就在于在任何静止状态下都可以防御,而且经过我的测试(测试办法:1P 2P站在敌人的左右侧,在相隔一禎的时间内分别攻击,可以被连续防御),可以逐禎防御.所以只能在他们出手的时候进行反击.现仅对兰丝洛特.处理办法列举如下:
buster.S.在其迎面扑过来的时候用kick攻击.
master/skywalker:在其跳跃的时候kick或者跳A攻击.
乌龟.这个兵种有点麻烦,虽然跳起的时候是他的弱点,但是这厮几乎不跳.所以我推荐一个特别的办法,在其跑动冲击的时候防御,他在被防御后会有1-2fame的硬直时间,在这时候用轻刀可以打到NG状态.
buster.F.地球上最麻烦的生物,好在不会用他累积倍分,而且他的斜跳攻击并不是100%可以拿下的.虽然没有什么用,但是还是介绍一下对付的办法,每一个buster.F.的附近必定有一匹马.让他上马之后,他就不能防御了.^_^.

特殊兵种介绍:
有的兵种在死亡之后,其尸体也存在判定,而且也有倍分累积的效果.列举如下:
birdman,老鹰,老虎.
老虎和老鹰死后会有一团火,只要在火消失前攻击到火,就有倍分的累积.
而birdman没有明显的特征.需要用实践的手感来慢慢掌握.如果对此有怀疑的话,请用以下方法实验:在birdman和其他一般兵种同时存在的情况下,用炸弹一起炸死,看看他的尸体是不是消失得比其他人晚一些~.

以上是基础篇-教程,有时间我会继续写出高级篇-流程.希望和大家来领略到圆桌世界的严谨和乐趣.之所以会有流程这一说法,是因为,在连贯性存在的前提下存在相对完美的打法.谢谢阅读.

原创.TGFC怀旧首发......
本人即为游天堂黑洞论坛会员.ID月亮之下.

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作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:19

占个楼写下篇......

作者: sonicteam 时间: 2007-3-18 12:24

不错的功略文章, 斑竹应该加分了

作者: 无心的选择 时间: 2007-3-18 12:28

支持研究文章，~~~不过好像是圆桌十二骑士，又称法兰西十二武士，十二圣堂武士。LZ所说十三骑士多了一个谁？
LZ多发帖子和回帖到了级别到了魔头就可以有头像了。精华5个有头像好像没听说过

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:29

引用:

原帖由 无心的选择 于 2007-3-18 12:28 发表
支持研究文章，~~~不过好像是圆桌十二骑士，又称法兰西十二武士，十二圣堂武士。LZ所说十三骑士多了一个谁？
LZ多发帖子和回帖到了级别到了魔头就可以有头像了。精华5个有头像好像没听说过

NND,又是谁在骗偶.........

作者: 倚天奸剑 时间: 2007-3-18 12:31

我觉得圆桌骑士是CAPCOM同时代街机清版游戏里最有想法的一作
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作者: 无心的选择 时间: 2007-3-18 12:35

引用:

原帖由 SD最高 于 2007-3-18 12:29 发表

NND,又是谁在骗偶.........

:D 即使这样还是希望LZ多放精华帖啊~~~~

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:36

一直都以为圆桌是ACT游戏里最最讲究判定的,而且倍分的累积效果使得她和斑鸠在STG里的地位一般.希望更多朋友来喜欢和研究这款游戏.

作者: 无心的选择 时间: 2007-3-18 12:41

圆桌最高分据说有85W的~~~~~我玩这个游戏最高分记得是64W左右。这游戏想拿高分~~RP很重要。要分不要命:D

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:42

引用:

原帖由 无心的选择 于 2007-3-18 12:28 发表
支持研究文章，~~~不过好像是圆桌十二骑士，又称法兰西十二武士，十二圣堂武士。LZ所说十三骑士多了一个谁？
LZ多发帖子和回帖到了级别到了魔头就可以有头像了。精华5个有头像好像没听说过

拉海德（第十三骑士，最为纯洁，信仰虔诚，圣杯即为其所获）
一直以来都是有俩种说法,不过....象骑士这种东东.多多益善嘛~我不辞辛苦地找找这些骑士的来历~

作者: acoolbat 时间: 2007-3-18 12:42

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原帖由 倚天奸剑 于 2007-3-18 12:31 发表
我觉得圆桌骑士是CAPCOM同时代街机清版游戏里最有想法的一作
17139

确实最有想法

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:45

http://www.kingarthursknights.com/
圆桌骑士的介绍~

[ 本帖最后由 SD最高于 2007-3-18 12:49 编辑 ]

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:47

引用:

原帖由 无心的选择 于 2007-3-18 12:41 发表
圆桌最高分据说有85W的~~~~~我玩这个游戏最高分记得是64W左右。这游戏想拿高分~~RP很重要。要分不要命:D

那是用普西奥通过凹乱数的办法,使得出现无限BUG........
一般用兰丝洛特的流程结束差不多在76万到77万之间.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:50

Sir Lancelot Du Lac (Launcelot)
Lancelot was the son of King Ban of Benwick and Queen Elaine. He was the First Knight of the Round Table, and he never failed in gentleness, courtesy, or courage. Launcelot was also a knight who was very willing to serve others.

Launcelot forces Sir Mador to withdraw his false accusation against Queen Guinevere.

It has been said that Lancelot was the greatest fighter and swordsman of all the knights of the Round Table. Legend tells us that as a child, Lancelot was left by the shore of the lake, where he was found by Vivien, the Lady of the Lake. She fostered and raised him, and in time Lancelot became one of history's greatest knights.

Legend also says that Lancelot was the father of Galahad by Elaine. It was another Elaine, Elaine of Astolat, who died of a broken heart because Launcelot did not return her love and affection.

Many sources tell us of the love shared toward each other of Lancelot and Queen Guinevere. There may be some truth to this since Lancelot was a favorite of the Queen's, and he rescued her from the stake on two different occasions. It was at one of these rescues that Lancelot mistakenly killed Sir Gareth, which led to the disbandment of the Round Table. After the Queen repented to an abbey as a nun, Lancelot lived the rest of his life as a hermit in penitence.

Did Lancelot originate in Celtic mythology, was he a continental invention, or did he really live as a famous knight and hero? We may never know... but Launcelot will always live in our imaginations as one of the greatest knights in history.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:50

King Arthur
King Arthur is most known for his Kingly leadership, his loving rule, and even his ruthless judgment of Lancelot and Guinevere. But often a very important part of Arthur's
The Young Arthur pulls the sword from the stone.
life is forgotten: his skills as a general and knight.

The name Arthur may be a form of Artorius, a Roman gens name, but according to J. D. Bruce, it is possibly of Celtic origin, coming from artos viros (bear man). Bruce also suggest the possibility of a connection with Irish art (stone).

King Arthur was the son of Uther Pendragon and defeated the barbarians in a dozen battles. Subsequently, he conquered a wide empire and eventually went to war with the Romans. He returned home on learning that his nephew Mordred had raised the standard of rebellion and taken Guinevere, the Queen. After landing, his final battle took place.

Tradition has it that after King Uther's death there was no king ruling all of England. Merlin had placed a sword in a stone, saying that whoever drew it out would be king. Arthur did not know his true status but had grown up living with Sir Ector and Sir Kay, his son. The young Arthur pulled the sword from the stone and Merlin had him crowned the King of Britain. This led to a rebellion by eleven rulers which Arthur put down. He married Guinevere, whose father gave him the round table as a dowry.

In the war against the Romans, Arthur defeated Emperor Lucius and became emperor himself. The last battle of Arthur took place between He and the forces of his evil nephew, Mordred. Arthur delivered the fatal blow to Mordred in the battle, but in the process Arthur was struck a mortal blow, himself. It was then that he commanded Sir Bedivere to throw Excalibur back into the Lake.

The date of Arthur's death is given by Geoffrey of Monmouth as AD 542. Malory places his life in the fifth century. Geoffrey Ashe puts forward the argument that Arthur is, at least to some extent, to be identified with the historical Celtic king Riothamus. Was Arthur fictitious or did he really live? Was he really a composite of a number of persons living at different times in British history? That is for all of us to decide for ourselves.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:51

Sir Gawaine
Gawain is generally said to be the nephew of Arthur. His parents were Lot of Orkney and Morgause (though his mother is said to be Anna in Geoffrey of Monmouth). Upon the death of Lot, he became the head of the Orkney clan, which includes in many sources his brothers Agravain, Gaheris, and Gareth, and his half-brother Mordred.

Gawaine was the brother of Gaheris, Gareth, and Agravaine.
Gawain figures prominently in many romances. In France he is generally presented as one who has adventures paralleling in diptych fashion but not overshadowing the hero's, whether that hero be Lancelot or Percivale. In the English tradition, however, it is much more common for Gawain to be the principal hero and the exemplar of courtesy and chivalry, as he is in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and the other Arthurian romances of the Alliterative Revival. In Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, however, he has a role similar to that in the French romances, in that Lancelot is the principal hero.

The accidental death of Gawain's brothers at Sir Lancelot's hands caused Gawain, one of the mightiest warriors at court, to become the bitter enemy of his once greatest friend. He was mortally wounded in a fight with Lancelot who, it is said, lay for two nights weeping at Gawain's tomb. Before his death, Gawain repented of his bitterness towards Lancelot and forgave him.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:52

Sir Geraint
The eldest son of King Erbin of Dumnonia who was a Knight of Devon. After the death of his his wife, Prince Geraint spent much time at King Arthur's Court, looking for
Sir Geraint in rusty armor.
action and adventure. It was during this period that he encountered the Sparrow Hawk Knight and came to marry Lady Enid of Caer-Teim (Cardiff), a story told in the ancient tales of "Erec (alias Geraint) & Enid" and "Geraint mab Erbin". Sir Geraint restored Sir Yniol all of his possessions and then married his beautiful daughter, Lady Enid. Later Geraint heard Enid bewailing his sloth as a knight; he was stung with shame and mistakenly believed Enid to be unfaithful to him. He took her on a journey through a series of trials until she convinced him of her constancy. They returned and lived in happiness for the remainder of their lives.

He inherited the Dumnonian throne in c.497 (or 480) and is recorded as one of the great "Fleet Owners" of post-Roman Britain His castle was once called Caer-Gurrel or Fort of the Ship. He died fighting the Saxons with King Arthur at the Battle of Llongborth (Langport, Somerset) around 480/510. This recorded in a long Welsh poem called the "Elegy for Geraint".

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:52

Sir Gareth
Gareth was the youngest brother of Sir Gawain and the son of Lot and Morgause of Orkney. He played a significant role in Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur. Malory's "Tale of Sir
Sir Gareth and Lynette
Gareth" was apparently created by Malory. It presents Gareth as an exemplar of chivalry who is knighted by and devoted to Sir Lancelot and who acts chivalrously towards Lynette despite her abuse of him.

This picture of Gareth, who avoided even his own brothers when they acted less than chivalrously, is one of the elements that comes together in the final scenes of the Morte to produce the tragic ending. Lancelot blindly slayed Gareth in his rescue of Guinevere from the stake. When Gawain heared of this, he turned against Lancelot and demanded that Arthur pursue him to punish him, thus setting the stage for Mordred's takeover.

In Tennyson's Idyll of Gareth and Lynette, although Gareth, like almost everyone in Camelot, is not what he seems, he proves himself better than he seems to the sharp-tongued Lynette and the misjudging Sir Kay: he defeated a series of knightly opponents and rescued Lyonors. Gareth also figures in modern works like T. H. White's The Once and Future King and E. M. R. Ditmas's Gareth of Orkney (1956).

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:52

Sir Galahad
Galahad was the natural son of Launcelot. His name may be of Welsh origin or come from the place name Gilead in Palestine.
Galahad's entrance into the chapel for his first look at the Holy Grail.
His mother was Elaine, and he was placed in a nunnery as a child, being that the abbess there was his great aunt.

One day a sword in a stone was seen in a river by Arthur's knights, and it was said that only the world's best knight could pull out the sword. Galahad was led into Arthur's court where he sat in the Siege Perilous and then drew the sword out. It was later on when the Grail appeared in a vision at Arthur's court that Galahad was one of the three knights chosen to undertake the Quest for the Holy Grail. He was given a white shield, made by Evelake, with a red cross which Joseph of Arimathea had drawn in blood. In the course of the Quest he joined up with Percivale, Bors, and Percivale's sister. On board Solomon's ship, Galahad obtained the Sword of David, and after the death of Percivale's sister the trio split up for a while and Galahad traveled with his father, Launcelot.

When the three rejoined forces they came to Carbonek and achieved the Grail. Galahad mended the broken sword, and therefore, He was allowed to see the Grail. After beholding the Holy Grail, Galahad requested of Joseph of Arimathea that he die, which request was granted unto him. Galahad was always known as the "Perfect Knight". He was "perfect" in courage, gentleness, courtesy, and chivalry.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:53

Sir Gaheris
Sir Gaheris was the son of King Lot of Orkney and his wife Morgause, sister of King Arthur, before being knighted he was squire to his elder brother Gawaine. Sir Gaheris married Lynette on the day his brother Gareth married hersister, Dame Lionesse, of the Castle Perilous.

The two brothers were slain in the struggle following the rescue of Queen Guinevere from the fire, though this was by accident as Sir Lancelot did not recognise them in the crowd. Sir Gawaine for a long time held Sir Lancelot in bitter hatred.

Gaheris, like his other brothers, first visited Arthur's court when Morgawse arrived following the Battle of Bedegraine. When Gawaine returned to be made a knight at Arthur's wedding to Guinevere, Gaheris was by his side to act as his page. In a way, he acted as Gawaine's conscience, cooling his hot temper when Gawaine wished to challenge Pellinore, praising him for his skills in his combat with Allardin of the Isles, and admonishing him after his failure to show mercy causes the death of the lady of Ablamar of the Marsh. But throughout Gawaine's early adventures, Gaheris was his steadfast companion.

There were two Gaherises that were Knights of the Round Table. This one was the brother of Gawain, Gareth, and Agravain.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:53

Sir Bors de Ganis
Sir Bors was the only knight to survive the Quest for the Holy Grail and return to court. His fathers name was Bors, and he later succeeded his father as King of Gannes. Bors
Sir Bors sees the child Galahad.
was a chaste knight, but the daughter of King Brandegoris fell in love with him, and with the aid of a magic ring forced Bors into loving her.

As a result of this union, Bors became the father of Elyan the White, later Emperor of Constantinople. Bors undertook the Quest for the Holy Grail along with Galahad and Percivale. Bors was the only one of the three to return to Britain, and after the Quest, he returned to Arthur's Court.

Bors was the cousin of Sir Lancelot, and he steadfastly supported him against Arthur during the conflict between the two. After the death of Lancelot, Bors returned to the Holy Land where he died fighting in the Crusades.

It has been suggested that, in origin, Bors may have been a character who figures in Welsh legend as Gwri.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:54

Sir Bedivere
Sir Bedivere was a trusty supporter of King Arthur from the beginning of his reign, and one of the first knights to join the fellowship of the Round Table. He helped Arthur fight
Sir Bedivere waits with King Arthur as the Barge to Avalon appears.
the Giant of Mont St. Michel, and later he was made Duke of Neustria.

Bedivere had only one hand later in life, having lost one of his hands in a battle. He had a son called Amren and a daughter named Eneuavc.

Bedivere was present at the Last Battle, the fateful Battle of Camlan. He and Arthur alone survived the battle, and he was given the command by Arthur to throw Excalibur back into the Lake. After lying twice to Arthur, he finally tossed the precious sword out into the lake, and the hand of the Lady of the Lake came up and retrieved the sword to its watery home.

The name Bedivere comes from the Welsh Bedwyr. His grandfather was also named Bedivere, and he founded the city of Bayeux. Bedivere was killed in the Roman Campaign.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:54

Sir Kay
Sir Kay was the son of Ector (Ectorious) and the foster brother of
Sir Kay breaks his sword in a tournament.
King Arthur. History records Kay (Cai in Welsh) as being a very tall man, as shown by his epithet, the Tall. He appears in the Mabinogion tale of "Culhwch and Olwen" as the foremost warrior at the Court of the King Arthur, and apparently had mystical powers and was called one of the "Three Enchanter Knights of Britain" for:
"nine nights and nine days his breath lasted under water, nine nights and nine days would he be without sleep. A wound from Cai's sword no physician might heal. When it pleased him, he would be as tall as the tallest tree in the forest. When the rain was heaviest, whatever he held in his hand would be dry for a handbreadth before and behind, because of the greatness of his heat, and, when his companions were coldest, he would be as fuel for them to light a fire".
Sir Kay at times had a volatile and cruel nature, but he was Arthur's senechal and one of his most faithful companions. Kay married Andrivete, daughter of King Cador of Northumberland, and he is credited with sons called Garanwyn and Gronosis and a daughter called Kelemon. Some sources say that Kay was a Saxon, but was unlike the heathen Saxons because he was a Christian.

There are different accounts of his death: throughout Welsh literature it is claimed that he was killed by Gwyddawg who was, in turn, killed by Arthur; but he is also said to have been killed by the Romans or in the war against Mordred.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:55

Sir Lamorak
Lamorak was the son of King Pellinore and in some legends the brother of Percivale. He was one of the strongest Knights of the Round Table. Lamorak was the
Sir Lamorak fighting off thirty knights single handed.
lover of Morgause, whose husband King Lot of Orkney had been killed by Lamorak's father, Pellinore.

Lamorak was one of three knights most noted for their deeds of prowess. At an early age he received a degree for jousting, at which he excelled. There were several different occasions in which Lamorak fought over thirty knights by himself.

Some sources say Lamorak was killed by Mordred who crept in behind him and stabbed him in the back, but most stories refer to Lamorak as being killed by Gawaine in retaliation for Lamorak's relationship to Morgause, Gawaine's mother.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:55

Sir Percivale
Percivale was raised by his mother in ignorance of arms and courtesy. Percivale's natural prowess, however, led him to Arthur's court where he immediately set off in pursuit of a knight who had offended Guinevere.

Percivale is the Grail knight or one of the Grail knights in numerous medieval and modern stories of the Grail quest. Percivale first appears in Chrétien de Troyes's unfinished Percivale or Conte del Graal (c.1190). The incomplete story prompted a series of "continuations," in the third of
Sir Percivale, along with Galahad and Bors are alowed to view the Holy Grail.
which (c. 1230), by an author named Manessier, Percivale achieves the Grail. (An analogue to Chrétien's tale is found in the thirteenth-century Welsh romance Peredur.)

Chrétien's story was also the inspiration for one of the greatest romances of the Middle Ages, Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival (c. 1200-1210). As in Chrétien's story, Wolfram's Parzival is initially naive and foolish, having been sheltered from the dangers of the chivalric world by his mother. In both versions Percivale/Parzival is the guest of the wounded Fisher King (called Anfortas by Wolfram but unnamed by Chrétien) at whose castle he witnesses the Grail procession and fails to ask--because he has been advised of the impoliteness of asking too many questions--the significance of what he sees and, in Wolfram's romance, what causes Anfortas's pain. This failure is calamitous because asking the question would have cured the king.

Other medieval versions of the story of Percivale can be found in the French texts known as the Didot-Percivale and Perlesvaus (also called The High Book of the Grail or Le Haut Livre du Graal). Percivale is the central character in the fourteenth-century Middle English romance Sir Percivale of Galles which is apparently based on Chrétien's tale but which omits the Grail motif entirely. Percivale is one of three Grail knights in Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, the others being Galahad and Bors. Percivale functions as the narrator of the dramatic monologue which comprises most of Tennyson's Idyll "The Holy Grail." In this idyll, much of what Percivale tells focuses on Galahad as the central Grail knight. Richard Wagner, drawing his inspiration primarily from Wolfram von Eschenbach though greatly simplifying Wolfram's plot, wrote the opera Parsifal in 1882.

As in the medieval stories, Parsifal is presented initially as a fool, but is pure enough to heal the wounded Anfortas and to become himself the keeper of the Grail. Among the twentieth century works to deal with Percivale/Parsifal are the poem "Parsifal" by Arthur Symons, several of Charles Williams's Arthurian poems, Robert Trevelyan's The Birth of Parsival (1905) and The New Parsifal: An Operatic Fable (1914), and the novels Percival and the Presence of God (1978) by Jim Hunter, Parsifal (1988) by Peter Vansittart, and Richard Monaco's tetralogy (containing Parsival [1977], The Grail War [1979], The Final Quest [1980], and Blood and Dreams [1985]). One of the most interesting Arthurian films is Eric Rohmer's Percivale le Gallois (1978), a fairly faithful rendition of Chrétien's Conte del Graal. The story of Percivale is recast in a modern setting in the film The Fisher King (1990).

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:56

Sir Tristan (Tristram)
Tristan, or Tristram in Old English, was a contemporary of King Arthur and a Knight of the Round Table. He was the nephew and champion of King Mark of Cornwall and the son of Meliodas, King of Lyoness. Tristan's mother died when he was born, and as a young man he took service with his uncle, Mark.

The Wedding of Sir Tristan
Edward Burne-Jones (1833-98)

Tristan became the champion of his uncle after defeating and killing Marhaus of Ireland in a duel. That defeat led to a truce with King Anguish of Ireland and he arranged for his daughter, Iseult to be married to King Mark. It was Tristan who was sent to Ireland to fetch the would be Queen. While in the process of bringing her back to Cornwall, Tristan and Iseult fell helplessly in love with one another. Therefore, they fled from Mark and lived the rest of their days on the run.

Legend has it that while Tristan was playing his harp for Iseult, Mark snuck in behind him and killed him with a dagger or a lance in the back.

The Fowey Stone in Cornwall is thought to bear an inscription about a Tristan, son of Cunomorus, to whom the tale may have been transferred. According to the Italian version of the story, Tristan and Iseult had two children, bearing their names, while the French view gives them one son, Ysaie, and a grandson, Marc.

The name Tristan may be Pictish in origin. It is interesting to note that the Pictish King Talorc III was succeeded by Drust V; were these the Protagonists of the original Tristan story? No one may ever know.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 12:57

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原帖由 无心的选择 于 2007-3-18 12:28 发表
支持研究文章，~~~不过好像是圆桌十二骑士，又称法兰西十二武士，十二圣堂武士。LZ所说十三骑士多了一个谁？
LZ多发帖子和回帖到了级别到了魔头就可以有头像了。精华5个有头像好像没听说过

以上是13骑士.........真累死了~这么多~

作者: 无心的选择 时间: 2007-3-18 12:57

这个小说我看过写的很不错，特别是最后那里贝底威尔爵士问道“我王你会回来吗？”随后就是亚瑟的回答“我将前往魔幻之境。在那儿，我可以得到医治，只要还来的及的话。如果英国需要我，我自然会再回来” 人们都在期待亚瑟的归来，都在相信着他回来后会创造一个真、善、美的新王国。

相同题材的书，还有一个《玻璃岛——亚瑟与我三千年》写的也是很赞的。推荐一下

作者: 残忍分尸狂魔 时间: 2007-3-18 12:58

斧男的跳跃值直接影响乱步，据说圆桌里百分之80的物品可以通过控制乱步打出。

作者: 无心的选择 时间: 2007-3-18 13:01

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原帖由 SD最高 于 2007-3-18 12:57 发表

以上是13骑士.........真累死了~这么多~

辛苦了:D

作者: 残忍分尸狂魔 时间: 2007-3-18 13:06

常规贪分：
1—1关，用刀手兰古洛特将2个剑手2重刀砍成一丝血，然后砍死一个小兵，留一个小兵，一起震死，分数可以到6000多分。
第1关关底最后一个剑手砍2重刀，再轻砍3刀，连boss一起震死，可以直接升一级，我一般打到这里都是13600分左右。
要想获得高分，打连分是远远不够的。

作者: 无心的选择 时间: 2007-3-18 13:12

每关都用的是这种潜规则~~~~~杀死小兵的顺序~~砍小兵的血量都是很讲究的。

作者: 莎木 时间: 2007-3-18 13:20

现在圆桌在偶这里的街机厅也是投币高的游戏

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 13:24

这种叫排列,属于基础知识.
真正想做到连贯性的话,必须要算得很精确,使每一个加级点控制得很完美.
加级完之后就有4倍连分,这属于中级知识.
高级知识是在掌握连贯性打法的基础上,再追求细致的走位,使得打法容易实现,向自己有利的方法去发展.

作者: gnocchi 时间: 2007-3-18 13:30

= = 住在我PSP里的游戏之一顶

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 14:28

~!~以前写的流程找不到了......还得重写~

作者: 788414 时间: 2007-3-18 20:51

好文，支持SD，以后多写点吧

作者: 788414 时间: 2007-3-18 20:52

:D 以前很喜欢这个游戏，不过一直对防御的动作不是很熟练，一直无法做到一币通，对拉，过年的时候玩拉的，手感确实是不错

作者: 牙晓 时间: 2007-3-18 21:29

胡乱打只能到47万分通关

希望LZ写完以后放个模拟器教学录像啊

我等菜鸟学习一下嘛

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 21:55

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原帖由牙晓于 2007-3-18 21:29 发表
胡乱打只能到47万分通关

希望LZ写完以后放个模拟器教学录像啊

我等菜鸟学习一下嘛

做没问题,但是我不会上传RC附件

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-18 21:55

而且我喜欢分关做,这样可以把各关的打法用不同的方法结合起来.不过这样可能很麻烦.

[ 本帖最后由 SD最高于 2007-3-18 22:01 编辑 ]

作者: 无心的选择 时间: 2007-3-18 21:58

可以给我~~我帮你发上来~

作者: 梅罗纹奇 时间: 2007-3-18 22:01

能让一个从来不玩游戏的朋友,沉迷其中.
园卓的魅力真得是无穷地.
他竟然能一币打个通关.
我每次到最后那个皇帝要续个币才行.

作者: Alexey 时间: 2007-3-19 07:03

圆桌的BGM太神了。很好地表现出了历史和文化的厚重感。

作者: 午夜的七星 时间: 2007-3-19 12:14

圆桌是偶心中的神作，每次必玩的街机游戏，也是小时候造成回家晚的主要原因。

据本人无数次亲身试验，砍鸭嘴铁甲兵时，出180分的情况下，两个重斩出2UP几率最大，而240分时候
轻斩打开木堆，重斩劈物品，出2UP几率最大。
1UP，2UP出现地点很多，我最有把握的2UP出现地点是第二关BOSS前，第三关开始和最后一关开始（
只剩一名情况下），而1UP出现地点很多，第三关就有很大把握出三个，最稳定的是第二个版面刚开始
那个固定的，然后是第二版面刚开始虐待我方士兵的那个铁甲，等待他虐待我方士兵三次后防御
，士兵会留下银盘子，用重斩将其和银盘子一起打死，70%几率出1UP，同理第三版也有机会，不
过几率更低，大概30%左右。
魔杖出现的地点就更多，很多地方都是稳出。想当初我在街机厅玩圆桌的时候后面都是一群人围着看的。
最喜欢用第二个角色，最高记录倒数第二关开始就LV16并且分数上限达成，打完最后皇帝剩5命。

作者: xfiori 时间: 2007-3-19 12:27

录像期待中。。。

作者: 残忍分尸狂魔 时间: 2007-3-19 16:52

刀手兰古落特通关60万左右，能否拿出手？好多年之前的纪录拉。不过我得在要先装手柄.

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-3-19 21:12

啊哈~偶的目标是77万.......

作者: 越过俺的尸体 时间: 2007-3-19 21:19

真的不知道还有这些讲究
记得以前那时候就瞎打一气

作者: bushsq001 时间: 2007-3-20 02:48

CAPCOM同时期的清版游戏

只有圆桌至今不得要领

看完楼主第一层分析

让人感觉此游戏的超前制作意识

自己也许真玩不懂如此深奥的系统

期待更详细的攻略

作者: burning27 时间: 2007-3-20 09:07

灭哈哈我喜欢~

作者: 九头鹰 时间: 2007-3-21 00:06

好文支持。

作者: sweden 时间: 2007-3-23 18:39

这么点字就骗到精华了......鄙视...狠狠鄙视

作者: ppz2001 时间: 2007-3-29 14:28

这游戏超神！系统和BGM都无敌！

作者: SD最高 时间: 2007-4-4 11:54

过几天等事情忙定下来。。。。。偶就开始写中级打法教程和高级走位教程。。。。。

作者: 残忍分尸狂魔 时间: 2007-4-10 18:10

记得电软多年前封神是65万，现在貌似纪录达到85万，lz早点出录象，我看看有什么可以借鉴的。

作者: tsorochi 时间: 2007-4-18 07:13

D&D 2与此作本人都极为欣赏

作者: xsegaxhiss 时间: 2007-4-22 01:38

http://www.tgfcer.com/club/thread-5859239-14-1.html
LZ出来

作者: xyxyxy 时间: 2007-5-2 02:09

防御的想法太好了
期待出个续作

作者: BURNFOX 时间: 2007-5-14 14:06

还存在即时防御？不用按A？不敢相像

作者: 孤高的弑神者 时间: 2007-5-14 14:14

顶圆桌!!!!!

作者: yukihiro417 时间: 2007-5-30 09:59

不知道63W LANCELOT,能否拿出手!!

LS有位说斧头兄的跳跃影响乱步,根据我的理解是不是可以通过跳跃砍出道具分的几率更大,那这样的话85W并不是空话.

LZ有这样的发先没!

俺研究这游戏也许久,14年有了吧,从小就一直在玩,有了模拟器后之后就一直在电脑里,还时常去机厅享受一下!

这游戏真素神作,91年的游戏,绝对超前的系统,BGM赞!

作者: k-1 时间: 2007-6-16 23:02

想当初刚开始玩不太高手的时候经常因为要分而丢命……
还有第三关开始的时候用果盘变加2UP的时候经常为了等一个好时机被杀……
现在还经常用街机模拟器玩啊，不过怎么都玩不到以前的水平了，可能是因为以前玩的时候要钱，现在不用了……:D

作者: akusel 时间: 2007-6-18 21:52

这游戏就2个版本？

作者: 疯狂斗地主 时间: 2007-6-19 17:42

SFC,ARC还有PSP的复版

作者: sweden 时间: 2007-7-7 19:00

我顶SD 我顶

你怎么不出来了...

作者: jjx 时间: 2007-7-8 14:07

MS园桌有MD版?没记错的话

作者: sem1983 时间: 2007-7-8 16:05

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原帖由 jjx 于 2007-7-8 14:07 发表
MS园桌有MD版?没记错的话

没有,只有ARC SFC.而且SFC移植很差.....

作者: csofking 时间: 2011-1-4 16:36 标题: 回复 60# 的帖子

直接拉后的瞬间就是防御，不需要按A的，最简单的实验方法是用兰斯洛特的小飞腿攻击把大剑扛在肩上的那种敌人，还没落地前，就按着后，不用按A就能防御。体会到那个瞬间奥妙后，就能不按A来防御老虎扑食。

作者: 3wa 时间: 2011-1-4 22:05

除了斧男，其他两位想要高分双砍一定要熟练（就是LZ特殊兵种表述的那种技巧），这个太难把握，要一些运气。比如第2关红震后的2个鹰，我用兰斯洛特只有1成几率能达到4连，基本只能3连，有高玩有好的办法吗？

还有种比较冷门的最低分玩法，也不容易，这游戏实在太神了。

作者: kmlzkma 时间: 2011-1-6 08:34

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