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 Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:49 pm
Jack_Masters If you ask me Shadow, you should just go ahead and post that huge thread explaining your use of chaos. Hell, go ahead. I've found nothing while browsing around that seems to make it usable, just a bunch of unfinished theories. I never did really pay much attention to the arguements, anyway...
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:49 pm
@Kenshino: I've no idea, but I wish he'd stayed around. I remember getting into something of a spat with him, and I told him I wanted to be the one to wipe the jerky grin off his face. Punkass...
As for the gold thing, you're totally right about that.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:50 pm
I_Am_GK Ianex So, for personal reference, and to directly change the subject. How do you all address interrupts?
Say for instance, I go about stating an attack, and then state several more that will follow it up.
My opponent then addresses a defense to the first attack, and makes an attack of his own, thus nothing else I posted happened or started to happen, as my opponents action takes place before my next, correct?
It seems like this needs to be clarified for some people, as the question has arose multiple times. That's how I go about it. Most of my opponents have always complied. I think I've got one or two that didn't...eh, it doesn't bother me too much unless it gets to back and forth nagging. What about when its something as major as an interrupt before an intended heal, a wound that if not addressed would be fatal in a matter of seconds...that a character continues action through, without address, as the action was interrupted.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:51 pm
Pikmin_Knight Simply enjoying the random talking. A.K.A. what you call the "b***h fight." What about, you? Enjoying a bit of light conversation, being lazy about posting though I got a few ideas which I'm really liking.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:51 pm
@Pikmin dude again:
So, then, you're telling me that should I use my system in a match vs. you, you are going to argue against it using YOUR theories? I am saying that each character's system is equally valid in a given situation, you're telling me no?
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:51 pm
Ianex I_Am_GK Ianex So, for personal reference, and to directly change the subject. How do you all address interrupts?
Say for instance, I go about stating an attack, and then state several more that will follow it up.
My opponent then addresses a defense to the first attack, and makes an attack of his own, thus nothing else I posted happened or started to happen, as my opponents action takes place before my next, correct?
It seems like this needs to be clarified for some people, as the question has arose multiple times. That's how I go about it. Most of my opponents have always complied. I think I've got one or two that didn't...eh, it doesn't bother me too much unless it gets to back and forth nagging. What about when its something as major as an interrupt before an intended heal, a wound that if not addressed would be fatal in a matter of seconds...that a character continues action through, without address, as the action was interrupted. That doesn't seem right, unless he had some type of barrier around him. May I see whatever this is coming from?
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:53 pm
I_Am_GK Jack_Masters If you ask me Shadow, you should just go ahead and post that huge thread explaining your use of chaos. Hell, go ahead. I've found nothing while browsing around that seems to make it usable, just a bunch of unfinished theories. I never did really pay much attention to the arguements, anyway... And I suppose Chi, and Magic are all proven theories? And the theories are finished, just not proven due to lack of evidence.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:54 pm
Quote: @Pikmin dude again: So, then, you're telling me that should I use my system in a match vs. you, you are going to argue against it using YOUR theories? I am saying that each character's system is equally valid in a given situation, you're telling me no? You amuse me, that was the point of my post. I'm saying we should both work on our side of it, and comprimise if possible. If not, I guess Kiddick can judge it, eh? Because personally an arguement like yours, is pointless. It won't get you anyware cause it could be mirrored to my side to affect the other side, meaning that they argue each other. Oh well.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:54 pm
Ianex I_Am_GK Ianex So, for personal reference, and to directly change the subject. How do you all address interrupts?
Say for instance, I go about stating an attack, and then state several more that will follow it up.
My opponent then addresses a defense to the first attack, and makes an attack of his own, thus nothing else I posted happened or started to happen, as my opponents action takes place before my next, correct?
It seems like this needs to be clarified for some people, as the question has arose multiple times. That's how I go about it. Most of my opponents have always complied. I think I've got one or two that didn't...eh, it doesn't bother me too much unless it gets to back and forth nagging. What about when its something as major as an interrupt before an intended heal, a wound that if not addressed would be fatal in a matter of seconds...that a character continues action through, without address, as the action was interrupted. Personally I think that if it was that fatal then you should of addressed it first thing in your post. Your opponent could easily interupt the healing, though I'm not sure on the specifics so I can't answer completely.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:55 pm
Jack_Masters I_Am_GK Jack_Masters If you ask me Shadow, you should just go ahead and post that huge thread explaining your use of chaos. Hell, go ahead. I've found nothing while browsing around that seems to make it usable, just a bunch of unfinished theories. I never did really pay much attention to the arguements, anyway... And I suppose Chi, and Magic are all proven theories? And the theories are finished, just not proven due to lack of evidence. Those are elements of fantasy...Chaos is one of reality. I believe they'd be treated a little differently. EDIT: And it's not finished, as they're not sure in what ways chaos is applicable. Just going by Wiki...
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:57 pm
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Glad I'm amusing, I guess. sweatdrop
I'm just gonna agree to disagree, then; possibly you're not understanding my argument, possibly you don't care. Not sure, not worried either way; not like it's gonna change my personal system.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:57 pm
Toastbusters @Kenshino: I've no idea, but I wish he'd stayed around. I remember getting into something of a spat with him, and I told him I wanted to be the one to wipe the jerky grin off his face. Punkass... As for the gold thing, you're totally right about that.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:58 pm
I_Am_GK Those are elements of fantasy...Chaos is one of reality. I believe they'd be treated a little differently. But it's being used as an element of fantasy... So you're saying that magic and chi in terms of fantasy should be higher up in priority cause they're full fledged fantasy? Shadow took something from reality, applied it to fiction to make a fighting system work. Magic is also derrived from stories that were created in the real world too, so if I wanted to change things and not hae magic work that way or something or make something up myself and have no basis, where would I be? It's not a full element of fantasy.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:58 pm
This was made so that more than just my opinions and kiddicks could go into it. He was inflicted with several slashes to the back, and a thrust that left two weapons (one of each) imbedded into the mans kidneys. He posted the following: Talus Talus wouldn't let himself die so easily. He would take a deep breath and blow outward, releasing a white mist from his mouth. It would instantly freeze the needles and drop them to the ground, shattering them. The mist would continue and fly toward Ianex. Tal had to finish this fast or he would most likely die. He would stagger toward Ianex and say. "This was.. A good.. Match.." He would then raise both of his arms and in an attack of despiration, He would throw them downward, collapsing the building into itself. Talus needed not to worry about the building, for he would be able to survive the hits since it was his own attack, but Ianex would ie if he were caught by the ice. It would freeze his whold body and crush him under the weight. Talus would begin using his skill of biokinesis. He would begin to work with the ph levels in his body. He worked fast enough to bring the hydroxyl ions back to their normal rate, but the building was right about to collapse when he began to work on the second. He would have to use telekinesis fast. He would just barely manage to push the top of the building on his side toward Ianex and he began on the hydronium ions. He would use the biokinesis to balance out the hydromium ions aswell. He felt weak, but at least he would survive. He would run toward Ianex's current position, dodging the wall of ice. He would then move back, trying to distance himself as much as possible until he regained his energy. In response to this: Ianex As Talus rose to his feet, Ianex could tell that Talus was quite the talented healer, but that would not be enough for his victory. Though Talus was able to initiate his destruction of the building, he could not save his own life. When Talus brought his hands to the air, he left an opening, an opening too good for Ianex to ignore.
With this, Ianex would trust forward, and using his claws would penetrate fully through Talus' stomach, allowing not only for a large physical wound, but also allowing a substantial amount of Tal's stomach acid to seep out.
Though his hands would be slightly burned, it wasn't enough that he would lose focus, and as such, Ianex would expand his wings into sort of a barrier. The wings would wrap around his head and face as he continued his movements past Talus. As they reached their peak, they had formed almost a completed barrier around Ianex, a barrier he would have to seperate from his body.
With a reaching slash behind his back, Ianex would sever the ties of his wings to his body, allowing himself to be in a protective barrier that he was not touching, preventing the ice from not only harming him, but also residually freezing him. Without forgetting to reinforce this protection within the last few seconds, Ianex forged his former wings into a protective sphere of carbon, an odd formation he had created himself, that though not permanently stable, was good enough for the next few moments.
Talus was right, this was a good fight, and perhaps, with Ianex's aid, after it was all over, Talus would survive and a new friendship would be made.
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Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:59 pm
I_Am_GK Jack_Masters I_Am_GK Jack_Masters If you ask me Shadow, you should just go ahead and post that huge thread explaining your use of chaos. Hell, go ahead. I've found nothing while browsing around that seems to make it usable, just a bunch of unfinished theories. I never did really pay much attention to the arguements, anyway... And I suppose Chi, and Magic are all proven theories? And the theories are finished, just not proven due to lack of evidence. Those are elements of fantasy...Chaos is one of reality. I believe they'd be treated a little differently. EDIT: And it's not finished, as they're not sure in what ways chaos is applicable. Just going by Wiki... So your saying shadow the hedgehog and sonic the hedgehog amongst others don't use chaos in the video game/tv series? Wich happens to be a fantasy world.... Strange.. no weird.
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