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Wandering Soul

A downloadable game for Windows

You as a Guardian Spirit are tasked to cleanse anything that threaten your realm. Go deep in the Abyss and find the corruption, and purge it when its within your sight!

WASD = Move

Space = Jump

Left Click = Shoot

Collectibles: Double Jump, Dash

Dash = Right Click

This is my first game jam and my first game vie ever completed! There were a lot of mistakes and errors but overall i learned a lot from finally finishing a game! 

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Wandering soul v1.0.

Wandering Soul v1.0 Release Date!

Game features:

Randomized dungeon crawler

• Battle with various monsters and creatures
• Upgrade/powerup system
• Highscore-based

More than a year after I initially made this game, I'm finally able to release it! It's been an absolute blast making this game. This is the first full game I made in Godot, and after a bunch of tutorials and a few forum posts, it's finally complete. This is also my first time learning how to code, and I have barely scratched the surface and I still have a lot to learn. I initially planned this game to showcase my pixel art and hopefully, I achieved that. I'm planning to release a bestiary of sorts to emphasize the monster designs, so stayed tuned for that.

As always, don't be shy to comment as I'm always looking for feedback, whether constructive criticisms or suggestions. Thank you for trying out the game. 

On to the next one! (Hopefully, it won't take a year to finish)

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Wandering Soul

Wandering Soul (Made for Ludumdare 45 )

A wandering spirit ends up in an unknown world. Help it reach all 5 elements of its existence and become one again.

- Move around by pressing the Arrow keys. - Attack enemies within melee range by pressing the Space key.

Code: Vasileios Chonianakis (negator2vc) Graphics: Virimine Music & Sounds: Christos Douris (Actual_Potato 69)

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Wandering Soul

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2D competitive runner where one player tries to dodge traps chosen by the other player. Made in under 24 hours by Greg, Conner, Kaleb, and Brady for The Saltworks Arcade Jam 2018 in SLC, UT.

Built for an arcade cabinet, but it will work on a PC as well.

Runner: press SPACE to jump, CTRL to punch Demon: hold ARROWS/WASD to select trap

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What to Do When You See “A Wavering Soul Cannot Be Impatient” in Type Soul

Roblox Type Soul introduced access to Partial Resurrection and Full Resurrection to all players who interact with the Wavering Soul Orb. But what to do when you see “A Wavering Soul cannot be impatient” in Type Soul ? Our quick guide will answer this question.

Roblox Type Soul: What to Do When You See “A Wavering Soul Cannot be Impatient”?

Once you speak to Harribel at the Colosseum, you can interact with the Wavering Soul Orb on the top floor of the castle. But it may show the message saying: “A Wavering Soul cannot be impatient.” I discovered that you simply need to get the grips of another division to remove this message. If you don’t want to do that, then I suggest re-logging into the game and waiting for 5-10 minutes . After that, you can approach the Wavering Soul Orb again, which should continue the Parkour Obby quest for Partial Resurrection without that pesky message.

How to Get Grips in Type Soul

There are many types of grips in Type Soul . But for this quest, you need the grips of another division rather than your own. So, if you decided to get the grips of another division in Type Soul , then you need to follow all the steps I list below for easy access:

• Once your character dies, go to the Main Gate.
• Speak to Khaotxe NPC at the gate and leave your division.
• Follow the marker on the map to reach the Captain NPC.
• Agree to join his party.
• Go to the “Division Duties” building.
• Defeat all the enemies in the new district.
• Once enemies are defeated, they drop new grips for you to pick up.

Note that these grips will suffice only for the Partial Resurrection quest. If you want the Full Resurrection, then you need to grind for elite grips, which are available only after you achieve the elite grade with your character. Then, you can grind the Hueco Mundo boss, who drops the elite grips.

How to Get Partial Resurrection in Type Soul

As I already mentioned, you need to speak to Harribel NPC at the Colosseum . But you’ll be able to do this only if you’ve already reached grade 2 with your character. Once you have your conversation, follow these steps to get the Partial Resurrection:

• Go to the castle and reach the top floor.
• Assuming you’ve got your Elite Grade Grips, interact with the purple orb.
• Wait for it to say, “A Wavering Soul cannot balance itself.”
• Take the small potion and carry it to the pit at the spawn.
• This will begin the Parkour Obby quest.
• Complete all the parkour challenges.
• Interact with the black orb at the end to unlock the Partial Resurrection.

That’s all I wanted to tell you on what to do when you see “A Wavering Soul cannot be impatient” in Type Soul . Stay tuned for more Roblox tips and tricks articles.

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Wandering Soul

Wandering Soul , the English (German, Wandelnde or Wandlende Seele ) title of a popular devotional book, originally written in Dutch by Jan Philipsz Schabaelje , a Waterlander Mennonite, and published in 1635 at Alkmaar in the Netherlands . At present the work is little known, although it remains in print in German (Berne, 1952) and in English (Scottdale, 1958) editions, but a large number of editions in Dutch as well as in German and English translation give evidence that it appealed widely until the end of the 19th century. In the Dutch editions it is appended to Lusthof des Gemoeds , a brief devotional work by the same author, with which it had a common title page and pagination. The composite title of the 1638 edition, the earliest edition which is extant, is Lust Hof des Gemoets inhoudende verscheijden Geestelicke Oeffeningen. Met noch drie Collatien der wandelende ziele met Adam, Noah, ende Symeon Cleophas . It was printed by Thomas Fonteyn at Haarlem for Claes Jacobsz at De Rijp. In this early edition, probably the second, a third dialogue had been added. The earlier edition(s) contained two dialogues, those with Adam and Noah. The new dialogue, a lengthy one with Simon Cleophas, extended the book in the 12mo format to 603 pages. Some of the later Dutch editions reprinted only the two original dialogues but most contained the three, as was the case with all the German and English editions. A 1656 Dutch edition added dialogues with Jacob and Joseph, written by Schabaelje, but these were never reprinted. The number of Dutch editions is not known exactly. Maatschoen, in a footnote in Schijn (1744), estimates it "was printed at least forty or fifty times." Currently it is possible to locate 48 editions. The last known Dutch reprint appeared in 1768. All the Dutch editions contained illustrations, usually very simple woodcuts by unidentified artists, but in 1706 the book was enlarged to octavo format and enhanced by the addition of 25 etchings done by Jan Luiken with accompanying verses, and the title was changed to De vermeerderde Lusthof . In this form it was reprinted in 1724, 1742, and 1768.

In translation the book gained an independent character. In both German and English it was separated from the Lusthof and published as a distinct work. The earliest known German edition was 1741, Die wandlende Seel, das ist: Gespräch der wandlenden Seelen mit Adam, Noah und Simon Cleophas , printed at Basel by von Mechel . This edition, however, is indicated as the fourth, which points to evidence that it was translated and published much earlier in the 18th century. The translator was B.B.B., possibly Benedikt Brechbill . Two further editions, 1770 and 1811, came from the von Mechel press, and at least three editions appeared in Germany during the same period, at Frankfurt and Leipzig in 1758 and 1770 and at Stuttgart in 1860. In America Saur reprinted the same German translation at Germantown, in 1768 and 1771. Other Germantown imprints are 1794 and 1805, which were followed by 12 known editions in the 19th century at Philadelphia and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. In 1919 the Mennonite Publishing House at Scottdale , Pennsylvania, published a new edition to meet the demand for it among the Amish , and in 1952 the Amish publisher J. A. Raber of Baltic, Ohio, repeated. A study of the publishers of these many editions indicates that the book had an appeal beyond Mennonite circles. The English translation was made from the German translation rather than the original Dutch, by I. Daniel Rupp, and was printed in 1834 as The Wandering Soul: Dialogues between the Wandering Soul and Adam, Noah, and Simon Cleophas . It was published by the translator and John Winebrenner at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and was illustrated. In 1838 Johnson and Stockton at Pittsburgh published a new edition with the title changed to The Pilgrim Soul . Two English editions came out in Virginia, at Woodstock in 1840 and at Winchester in 1841. Rupp reprinted the book in 1834 and 1840, an edition appeared at Harrisburg in 1857, John Baer's Sons at Lancaster published one in 1874, and the Light and Hope Press, of Berne, Indiana, the last in 1958. In all at least 84 editions have appeared, 48 Dutch, 9 German in Europe, 18 German in the United States , and 9 English in the United States. It is probably the most widely read book by a Mennonite ever published.

The subject matter of the book pertains chiefly to historical events, both Biblical and secular, from the Creation to about the end of the first century after Christ. Simon Cleophas, a character taken from Eusebius , is said to have witnessed the fall of Jerusalem. Schabaelje lists the sources of his information as the Bible, Josephus, Augustine, Erasmus, and others. The work is a popular treatment and accurate for its time of composition, although there is a tendency to speculate about the origin of races and nations. Rather than a historical work, it is cast in literary form, that of the dialogue, which was prevalent and popular for a long time after the Middle Ages. The Wandering Soul, an earnest Christian desiring to finish the course of his pilgrimage, seeks admonition from Adam, Noah, and Simon Cleophas. The skillful handling of the conversation breaks the monotony of what would otherwise be an extended historical account with admonition. Some of the characters come to life and reflect a genial piety. In both conception and execution the book has some literary merit, which likely accounts in part for its wide appeal. In purpose, however, it is a devotional book, a work of spiritual edification in a practical sense. It was intended, as the German translator notes, to incite its readers to become pilgrims. The book reflects the particular piety characteristic of many Waterlander Mennonites in Holland in the 17th century, a spiritualistic fervor with a strong moral note. The concern with practical piety, however, and the concept of the Christian life as a pilgrimage, are reminiscent of the larger Anabaptist movement.

Bibliography

Friedmann, Robert. Mennonite Piety Through the Centuries . Goshen, 1949: 111-15.

Horst, Irvin B. "The Wandering Soul, a Remarkable Book of Devotion." Mennonite Historical Bulletin (October 1957).

Schijn, Hermann. Uitvoeriger Verhandeling van de Geschiedenisse der Mennoniten . Amsterdam: Kornelis de Wit, 1744: 584-86.

For a partial list of Dutch editions, see:

Catalogus der werken over de Doopsgezinden en hunne geschiedenis aanwezig in de bibliotheek der Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente to Amsterdam . Amsterdam: J.H. de Bussy, 1919: 224-26, 355.

For a list of American editions, see:

Bender, Harold S. Two Centuries of American Mennonite Literature, A Bibliography of Mennonitica Americana 1727-1928 . Goshen, IN: Mennonite Historical Society, 1929.

Cite This Article

Horst, Irvin B. "Wandering Soul." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online . 1959. Web. 7 Jun 2024. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Wandering_Soul&oldid=134739 .

Horst, Irvin B. (1959). Wandering Soul. Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online . Retrieved 7 June 2024, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Wandering_Soul&oldid=134739 .

Adapted by permission of Herald Press , Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia , Vol. 4, pp. 884-885. All rights reserved.

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