[@Divinity]

Just to make sure that [@DLL] wasn't having one of his hot flashes I gave your post another read. In the first paragraph alone I see you give no clear indication as to whether your javelins were airborne or landlocked. However your choice of the world javelin definitely gives the impression of a projectile in flight. That alone is a major flaw in need of correction and one that makes it very difficult for your opponent to create a response without stepping on your toes.

For the sake of civility and sanity I will not go over the rest of your post.

So you have two writers, who are admittedly on the same side, that find your posts needlessly vague. I'd like to think that our writing alone makes it clear that we are not amateurs and I would take an attack on my reading comprehension very personally. I would also respond by pointing out that you don't seem to be aware that Meteor is guiding those coconuts through the air, unless your javelins can continue applying pressure beyond initial impact there is no reason for them to freeze in the air, and I see no indication that this is the case. Even if they are staked into the ground given the lithe shape of a javelin and the very powerful nature of Meteor's telekinesis it's very possible the coconuts could snap the heads of said javelins off and continue on their merry way. You never indicated how strong these javelins were beyond their initial ability to withstand impact so it would be a fair assumption. The point I'm making is that you are hardly flawless, so please do not throw shade, and that yes you are in fact obligated to pass out details, lest fighting devolve into a lengthy conversation about he-said she-said.

Of course it's entirely possible that [@DLL] and I are both illiterate cats who have managed to learn just enough English to be a nuisance online and we don't understand the true nature of combat. That said we also represent a sizable chunk of the tournament that you chose to host and as a responsible host it is in your best interest to run a friendly game.