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Finished Season 1 of Mandalorian. Armorer for Smash when?
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Happy Turkey day. Even if I don't eat Turkey.
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@Shadow Dragon, it depends because the solution differs from person to person. But I just chat with my lover or play games with friends. Watch "Memes" with them. Ultimately, the little things.
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For when she looks later, Happy Birthday! @Undead Eyes
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Just tried Long Island Ice tea for the first time. I can see why people love this. Life is good.
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@Feisty-PantsI'm not mad, I just wish we ourselves moved a bit... faster.
Like it took me a while to process her motions and then I went "I play Dark Souls 3, I should know what the hell she is doing." XD
Like it took me a while to process her motions and then I went "I play Dark Souls 3, I should know what the hell she is doing." XD
Cassius held his cane blade in left hand, he was ready to defect any blow if he was able, yet her dash seemed very power driven, while he wasn't weak in a traditional sense, he side stepped in the direction of the sword arm, Her sword going forward with a heavy slam. He veered clear of her attack, before rolling to the side away from her slashes at great force. He knew that if he was to combat her trial, he'd have to understand her biggest stregnth, was her greatest weakness. The attack was very obviously telegraphed for obvious reasons. But it a real fight an experienced blade would rend her arm asunder, leaving her attacks weakened.
"Hmm... From what I gathered, move away yet toward the sword arm, it means one can disable it if carefully choreographed... I see." Cassius spoke, take a few steps back, perfectly aware of the cage acting as a means to restrain him from getting too far. But it was large enough for him to learn a different set of fundamentals.
Garnet pursed her lips in slight amusement. It was at least nice he could spot a few things out in a fight, for if he was not at least the strongest, he at least had more tools to use if a fight. Rending a primary hand would certainly even odds, or tip the scales.
Garnet thought of how she would have handled it in his position. Her fight thought would have been a sweeping kick to trip the fighter so that she may plunge the blade into the back, yet this required force. Fortunately she knew the force of the earth if the need arises. But one thing she could conclude... Cassius would never master anything.
"Anything else? Or just dodging strikes?" Cassius asked. He felt something. "I'm... Only asking because I fear within an hour or so we might have unwelcome guest." Cassius stated, holding his head as he felt a rather sharp headache.
Itzel had no troubles seeing a vision of people in tattered clothing boarding the ship, they all wore masks and demanded resources as well as a means to claim the bounties of the ship. It was but an hour away, none of them had time for too many lessons. They only had time for brief burst.
If Minerva had nothing else to contribute, Garnet would take her place. "Min- Emerald." Garnet took a moment, taking after Cassius' nicknaming convention. "If you have nothing to give such in terms of lessons, then permit me to teach him about a sword form, one that involves parrying for an open versus overpowering. He might have quite the fist, but it isn't quite the same as the way you fight. You're more oriented for outlasting and overpowering. Yes?" Garnet raised her question. She then took to Blank.
"Judging by your lack of clothing, you put your whole body into it? As if jumping... Plunging? Please correct me if I am mistaken. There is only so much I can be aware of at any given moment." She tried to maintain her formal composure, but the fact of the matter is she only had a blind guess to go with here. And while she did see the benefits of Cassius mastering nothing at all, Minerva was correct that he should at least understand his way around a blade. A man of tricks was only as good as the variety he had; these techniques would be just a new hand to play.
"Hmm... From what I gathered, move away yet toward the sword arm, it means one can disable it if carefully choreographed... I see." Cassius spoke, take a few steps back, perfectly aware of the cage acting as a means to restrain him from getting too far. But it was large enough for him to learn a different set of fundamentals.
Garnet pursed her lips in slight amusement. It was at least nice he could spot a few things out in a fight, for if he was not at least the strongest, he at least had more tools to use if a fight. Rending a primary hand would certainly even odds, or tip the scales.
Garnet thought of how she would have handled it in his position. Her fight thought would have been a sweeping kick to trip the fighter so that she may plunge the blade into the back, yet this required force. Fortunately she knew the force of the earth if the need arises. But one thing she could conclude... Cassius would never master anything.
"Anything else? Or just dodging strikes?" Cassius asked. He felt something. "I'm... Only asking because I fear within an hour or so we might have unwelcome guest." Cassius stated, holding his head as he felt a rather sharp headache.
Itzel had no troubles seeing a vision of people in tattered clothing boarding the ship, they all wore masks and demanded resources as well as a means to claim the bounties of the ship. It was but an hour away, none of them had time for too many lessons. They only had time for brief burst.
If Minerva had nothing else to contribute, Garnet would take her place. "Min- Emerald." Garnet took a moment, taking after Cassius' nicknaming convention. "If you have nothing to give such in terms of lessons, then permit me to teach him about a sword form, one that involves parrying for an open versus overpowering. He might have quite the fist, but it isn't quite the same as the way you fight. You're more oriented for outlasting and overpowering. Yes?" Garnet raised her question. She then took to Blank.
"Judging by your lack of clothing, you put your whole body into it? As if jumping... Plunging? Please correct me if I am mistaken. There is only so much I can be aware of at any given moment." She tried to maintain her formal composure, but the fact of the matter is she only had a blind guess to go with here. And while she did see the benefits of Cassius mastering nothing at all, Minerva was correct that he should at least understand his way around a blade. A man of tricks was only as good as the variety he had; these techniques would be just a new hand to play.
Back on topic, I might just update the rp today. I'm a bit "Eeeh" about waiting on this collab when people can be posting.
I'm at the point where I'm like "I'm ready to just make something from the world attack them."
I'm at the point where I'm like "I'm ready to just make something from the world attack them."
Just sorta fearing this one died, but not out of lack of interest, but due to conflict of it.
Lunar never fixed her post, ignored mine after joining... which is counter intuitive.
Modii is doing his own thing in life.
And... This boiled down to a lack of communication.
Still salvageable, but... Might require time.
Lunar never fixed her post, ignored mine after joining... which is counter intuitive.
Modii is doing his own thing in life.
And... This boiled down to a lack of communication.
Still salvageable, but... Might require time.
Off Topic, I might get two new cats I never asked for.
While I wait for her reply...
I don't want to hate on the Nintendo Switch, but I'm not exactly hyped for it either.
Like... This isn't being a fanboy, but if I had to outweigh what I have over a new console? I think I'll pass. Just, I can play Dark Souls 3 on my ps4 with Witcher 3. Smite, and a few mmo games even if they are eeeeh. I have tons of games on that I worked for... And then it looks like a novelty at best the more I look at the Nintendo Switch.
It does not look terrible, but I'm not exactly going to flock to get it either. Maybe at some point... But no, I currently have no interest in it.
I don't want to hate on the Nintendo Switch, but I'm not exactly hyped for it either.
Like... This isn't being a fanboy, but if I had to outweigh what I have over a new console? I think I'll pass. Just, I can play Dark Souls 3 on my ps4 with Witcher 3. Smite, and a few mmo games even if they are eeeeh. I have tons of games on that I worked for... And then it looks like a novelty at best the more I look at the Nintendo Switch.
It does not look terrible, but I'm not exactly going to flock to get it either. Maybe at some point... But no, I currently have no interest in it.
@Leo KhanCasey Hudson would love to have a word with you.
Same with Witcher that mostly borrowed from Slavic myth. And Tolken borrowed from Celtic and Norse Mythology. Even then they scarcely used creatures like dwarves. Zelda for the most part mostly dodged even any of that.
Dark Souls as well.
Look, I'm not trying to debunk any of you, I'll go in peace.
Just as a writer, it is frustrating to see people make a new idea, but use a crunch as a means to establish a setting. Like... I get humans are supposed to usually be omnipresent in some form to take on some scope of realatability, but in fiction you should do more to make races rather than copy and paste. It just gives a sense of nervous if you don't, and nervous if you do. But... I dunno... It isn't about the race idea, it just seems entirely risk free. And to me that is boring.
Needless to say, I wish you all the best of luck.
Same with Witcher that mostly borrowed from Slavic myth. And Tolken borrowed from Celtic and Norse Mythology. Even then they scarcely used creatures like dwarves. Zelda for the most part mostly dodged even any of that.
Dark Souls as well.
Look, I'm not trying to debunk any of you, I'll go in peace.
Just as a writer, it is frustrating to see people make a new idea, but use a crunch as a means to establish a setting. Like... I get humans are supposed to usually be omnipresent in some form to take on some scope of realatability, but in fiction you should do more to make races rather than copy and paste. It just gives a sense of nervous if you don't, and nervous if you do. But... I dunno... It isn't about the race idea, it just seems entirely risk free. And to me that is boring.
Needless to say, I wish you all the best of luck.
@AyemdarTo be fair, I sent you another note last night, or at least a second response.
Though I must admit, this is a bit nicer, I just wish we sorta broke away from the Tolkenification of fiction. (This isn't me being a cynical bitch either. It is just "Preference" is all. )
Though I must admit, this is a bit nicer, I just wish we sorta broke away from the Tolkenification of fiction. (This isn't me being a cynical bitch either. It is just "Preference" is all. )
@AyemdarIs there a preset I can see?
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