
Err.... the screenshot isn't so good but its suppose to have the lupine jump on top like a hugging kinda thing, then a headbutt. So yeah was this in CR1? and what gives this animation only seems to appear only when a Lupine attacked an NPC???
26 posts · 2007-04-18 21:31:08 to 2007-07-26 03:02:12

Looks like the flying headbutt move they have. I think it used to be buged and used the old logic canon IL animation or the silver bullet one.Ohh like this?
GamiSB wrote:Heh yep. I believe the Guard Breaker move does all sorts of animations.Looks like the flying headbutt move they have. I think it used to be buged and used the old logic canon IL animation or the silver bullet one.Ohh like this?
That was yesterday. =D
Lupines have to be the most bugged npcs for animations ever.
However, this does prove that they can work and that the animations exist in the game's structures.
So that means they can infact be fixed. *cough* hint *cough*
Alright, so I was doing this merv archive mission and I led these Lupines, yada yada yada. They followed me, Yada, yada,yada. Then one of them attacked an NPC and I was very shocked to see an animation that can only exist when they attack an NPC. I bring you "The Lupine Headbutt"!
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I actually think your wrong there, this isnt the "flying headbutt"move the lupines have but rather just a finnisher. It not actually a "headbutt" as such. but more a "im gonna rip out your throat with my teeth". >< They jump and their heads move side to side (like they're chewing) untill the opponent drops to the floor and they get off.
I did the very same mission, you are asked to contain lupines in the merovingian rank. He gives you some lupines yourself to combat. I disguised and sat (casually) taking pictures. I happened to get quite a few of these pictures as you can imagine because the lupines where fighting each other.
Stage One - Pounce on victim.

Stage two - Bite neck

Stage Three - Let victim drop dead.

As you can see its a finnishing move, the opponent doesnt get up after that....would you? >.<
There's an actual ability called Flying Headbutt they use. And by the way, if you're on recursion, contact me. I have something for you to see.I actually think your wrong there, this isnt the "flying headbutt"move the lupines have but rather just a finnisher. It not actually a "headbutt" as such. but more a "im gonna rip out your throat with my teeth". >< They jump and their heads move side to side (like they're chewing) untill the opponent drops to the floor and they get off.
I did the very same mission, you are asked to contain lupines in the merovingian rank. He gives you some lupines yourself to combat. I disguised and sat (casually) taking pictures. I happened to get quite a few of these pictures as you can imagine because the lupines where fighting each other.
Stage One - Pounce on victim.
Stage two - Bite neck
Stage Three - Let victim drop dead.
As you can see its a finnishing move, the opponent doesnt get up after that....would you? >.<
Although I don't think I've ever done that jump and claw kind of move before, but I think that is some kind of ability and not a normal fight move 
During halloween when the female lupine disguises are out, I know you fight with lupine moves while wearing it!Yea if you used self defense combat style, which you just wouldn't normallyAlthough I don't think I've ever done that jump and claw kind of move before, but I think that is some kind of ability and not a normal fight move
I've been doing a new move while fighting spawn. Suddenly, with no effort to do so on my part, I roll out. Have done that twice in the same fight once. When it happens I go "whoa, what was that and why am I rolling out?"
Rarebit, I know this is not where we ask questions, but please, where did that move come from?