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Sep said
I mean in what kinda game do you face off the boss first?

In Final Fantasy Desidia Duodeciem, if you go through the tutorial it'll ask you "Are you good at this game?" And you can either answer "I'm the best" or "I've still got some things to learn", and if you answer the first one you'll be thrown into a supped up version of the final boss fight with a level one character, the generic starting equipment and skills, and no retries. It's TECHNICALLY possible to beat it I think.

Athalia Academy: Season Two - Finding Bael

i'm a gm? i wasn't even aware I was playing

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he's going to have a new name every time i talk about him

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Bing, I don't think you understand how this is going down. Usually an invasion force will meet some kind of resistance if they try to march across a capital city and start firing arrows into the water.

Also I know I said I'd post, But I'm dead tired and I can't think of anything important to say. Artemis is following Strawberry and Lillian is looking for her friends.

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Also, Major Armstrong is one of maybe five men who is allowed to sparkle. Edward Cullen does not make the list. (But Breda does when he's impersonating Major Armstrong. The sparkles have to be paper though)

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I would love to post hut as I said, three hours unless you want a shitty "I'm on my phone which might die soon thumb keyboard autocorect blah!" Post. (Now it's about 45 minutes by the way.)

Athalia Academy: Season Two - Finding Bael

GUYS I'M BORED HUG ME!

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I don't see any hostility at all. What I see is an honest sharing of information to those who lack it. In fact, the only person I see showing even a little anger is you, which I find a bit disturbing considering everything thusfar has been a civil debate, and not an argument like you seem to think.

Nevermind, I must have missed the name calling there. I retract my disturbance.

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AlidaMaria said
Kevlar? Kevlar was invented in the 1960's if I'm not mistaking. Or had it already been used for centuries and only discovered in the 1960's?

That's the point. People wore iron armor in the civil war.

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Ellri said
those suits of armor are designed for horseback. They don't have armoring between the legs. If you're up on a horse, you don't need armor plating there. But if you're not on a horse (or similar animal) with those suits, you can be sure that the opposition will aim right between the legs.

Also in reference to this, you're referring to Cavelry or Jousting armor, which is only an armor used, as you said, by mounted knights. There were also, however, infantry knights and the king's guard, neither of whomever rode on horseback and so wore armor which covered the inside of their legs, not to mention knee length chain hauberks and a bajilion layers of padding underneath.