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 Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:39 pm
Deity'd say it depends on th'size and distance... . =; ...you'd see a plane moving at Mach 3 a few miles away, but probably not a speck o'dirt at a distance of one foot. xD
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:44 pm
xD! Shoot. Should've put it into context...
Anyways, from..say a few feet away, with something the size of a human getting from in front of you over your head...?
It's really more of a curiosity question, to see how fast he's supposed to be going.
Annndddd, also, what do you get from this:
""Arian placed the pistol on the top of Ken's head and fired directly down""
Like, is that directly on my head, or in the air above my head? I PMed the guy, but he seems to have gone offline (Should've refreshed x.x)
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:44 pm
KeNsHiNo5o r4wr. How fast does something have to go before it goes unnoticed by the human eye..? Has to be faster than the eye is able to process the movement. Different process speeds for different people.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:47 pm
Just read something about the topic (Looked it up) and it didn't seem to be useful, although it...could have possibly answered questions..?
Kercha.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:49 pm
..I do believe I need to go eat something.
Feel like I'm going to pass out for some reason. Be Our Bee! (BRB)
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:50 pm
A correct answer is Dresy... OoO
....anywho...uhh...Deity generally places afterimage techniques in the neighbourhood of Mach 2 - 4 or so....though an afterimage is an actual technique, not a side-effect of high-speed movement. But doing those moves (generally in close range) one is supposed t'move so quickly that the opponent doesn't notice...of course, some people see at higher frame rates, or can keep track of their opponent's movements in another fashion, so it changes.
...also...if he's jumping over you, Deity'd imagine that he's placing th'muzzle of th'gun against your crown and firing, yeah... . =;;
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 10:52 pm
The Fierce Deity A correct answer is Dresy... OoO
....anywho...uhh...Deity generally places afterimage techniques in the neighbourhood of Mach 2 - 4 or so....though an afterimage is an actual technique, not a side-effect of high-speed movement. But doing those moves (generally in close range) one is supposed t'move so quickly that the opponent doesn't notice...of course, some people see at higher frame rates, or can keep track of their opponent's movements in another fashion, so it changes.
...also...if he's jumping over you, Deity'd imagine that he's placing th'muzzle of th'gun against your crown and firing, yeah... . =;; Against it. Mm'kay. If he claifies it later, I could just change it. /me engages an interrupt/defensive-offensive attack as soon as he grab some f00d.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:01 pm
I haven't looked at the other fight yet (so I don't know its progess), but it seems like Me and Ikibe are gonna be holding up the O/M branch with our fight. Sorry, folks.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:03 pm
Dreslin I haven't looked at the other fight yet (so I don't know its progess), but it seems like Me and Ikibe are gonna be holding up the O/M branch with our fight. Sorry, folks. Check to see how many others are closed. These usually signify when a match has ended. Er, which character are you using? (An existing one? [IE: Pokemon?] or some original one?)
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:04 pm
@Dresy: Close match, are one of you being stubborn, or...? xD
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:09 pm
Posted, Deity.
Now we see if Trei's attack does anything, or if it's like shooting a Rhino with a b.b. gun... domokun
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:13 pm
KeNsHiNo5o Er, which character are you using? (An existing one? [IE: Pokemon?] or some original one?) My actual first character. No Pokemeo n/Lionking/DBZ. An actual original character. @Deity: My guy is mainly a melee fighter. Ikibe seems like a mixed of range and melee (haven't seen much of melee, yet) fighter that hides behind some supped up shield. I am trying to bring the fight to melee to end this s**t sooner. Cause I can drag out the ranged portion fight (earlier in the fight) forever.
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:20 pm
@Trei: While he could shrug off a nuke if he was using a tiny bit more of his power, Fierce Deity is using only a very small amount of his norm...actually too small to calculate a believable percentage. > >; So his endurance is lacking just a teensy bit...he'll probably feel that.
....then he'll uncork Trei from the wall and send him to the Informary, so we can officially be back on a normal timeline.
@Dresy: Ahh...toughie. . =; Good luck on that'ne...
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:25 pm
Dreslin My actual first character. No Pokemeo n/Lionking/DBZ. An actual original character. Ah, original one. Fun. /me swoons from his newest post he is typing up. It seems insanely long, so I might need someone to help me read it over...I have a problem with knowing everything I'm doing in my head, and then typing it like I would read it. Er, that might not have come out right either. X.x
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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:27 pm
Ikibe -,- Dreslin, Ikibe's is levitating. Even with a broken foot he wouldn't be hindered from moving. Respond to the rest of my post yo. And stop trying to dicker with my posts, I put the "whether it connects or not blah blah blah" part in there for a reason. Its not like I made any offensive actions after that. Oh yeah, a broken foot wouldn't matter besides pain galore, possible internal bleeding, possible external bleeding, possible bone popping out, and possible more possible gore that results from it. Not to mention a possible change in thinking process in respond to the OMG WTF happened to my foot part.
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