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It's an extended pun. Meme, for the uninformed.
Am I uninformed if I don't know the term for the uninformed but I do for the informed?
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Am I uninformed if I don't know the term for the uninformed but I do for the informed?
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You are. It's what I like to call "a Ma'at."
Ahmaht?
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But then I took an arrow to the knee.
I feel like I'm left out of something.
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I used to be a target like you.
Interesting.
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*Shrugs back*
*Shoots another target in its knee*
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Mm?
*Shrugs*
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Accuracy is key.
Hm.
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In the context of the universe, there is no "up" or "down;" those only apply in relation to the center of the Earth due to gravity. If you take the single point that is the center of the Earth to be the point where all matter away from it is "up," because nothing in a three dimensional world can exist in a zero-dimensional space, in a way, absolutely everything is up.
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It's not.
Everything is always so technical with you people.
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Except it doesn't. You're equating gaining the upper hand to control. Yes, there are situations where ranged can offer more control than direct, but every direct offers more control than ranged.
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Isn't it the same, though?
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You argue that it's effective. I don't disagree; it offers less control.
It's effective because, especially when pitted against someone who tales the route of exclusive CQC, it maximizes your control of the entire situation and minimizes the other's.
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