NytefallI'll have to re-think who I was planning on using, Aegis might one day grow into someone powerful enough to fight those characters, but not right now. Annoyingly the ideal character to use in this fight would be Judgement, but he has a giant hammer. Maybe Judgement with a great sword instead might work.
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I'm assuming we're being restricted to swords as our only offensive weapons outside of magic?
So is this 2v2 happening? I think I'd prefer a two v two for some variety rather than a 1v1 with you Khan, as we already have a 1v1 on anyway.
So the trick is to try and seduce the man and take advantage of his arousal.
Probably, though She'd only need a direction, and with her shields size theirs few places he'd go for not blocked.
In an unrelated note, whoa, I found out recently women have much slower reactions speeds than men. That's damn unfair! :K
Unfortunate, but makes complete sense from an evolution perspective. Historically men have done all the jobs with a high chance of death if mistakes were made, high reflexes would become a useful characteristic.
I have a good guy sword user in the works that might fit.
Well, basically complete.
Well, basically complete.
Well, it's not like my character's armour can stop a bullet either, though he can't bleed out. Anyway, we should get someone impartial to randomize an arena for us to make it fair and get on with this.
Seeing my character's eyes move to his target seems a little far fetched, but whatever, I'm not even sure I would have to move my pupils to stab something directly in front of me.
Ah, you measure your character's weight in pounds, misread that. So the Clockwork Man is slightly stronger than him, though he's still four times slower, and ultimately speed is more useful than raw strength in any match-up.
Still, after further consideration I think the Clockwork Man -could- fight Kragimaeus, though only because he is fortunately resistant to electricity. Fine, we can do that match-up, looking forward to bringing out the Clockwork Man again.
Also, I fail to see how either of the two main power disparities I raised are 'nonsense' not many people would be excited about fighting a highly lethal opponent over four times faster than them with an ability that has the impact force of a huge explosive. My character has armour which is probably roughly comparable to full plate mail, he's hardly the most durable opponent, where-as yours has natural armour which can turn a blade or arrow.
Still, after further consideration I think the Clockwork Man -could- fight Kragimaeus, though only because he is fortunately resistant to electricity. Fine, we can do that match-up, looking forward to bringing out the Clockwork Man again.
Also, I fail to see how either of the two main power disparities I raised are 'nonsense' not many people would be excited about fighting a highly lethal opponent over four times faster than them with an ability that has the impact force of a huge explosive. My character has armour which is probably roughly comparable to full plate mail, he's hardly the most durable opponent, where-as yours has natural armour which can turn a blade or arrow.
Khan, you really need to work on your tier balancing, those characters are far above both of my own.
It's fairly easy to work out how decent a match-up will be, you just ask yourself the question, can this character kill the other with a single attack, now how likely is that attack to hit, if the answer to these questions is yes and fairly or very then it's not a fair match up.
Like I said, I don't want to use the OP version of the Clockwork Man because I don't really like the character, it changed his dynamic too much, therefore your character could kill the Bronze version of him with one of those electric tackle things. Not to mention being as strong if not stronger than him, and about four times faster than him, and having electric abilities that are at least equal to his three shot pistol.
Meanwhile your psionic character can just fly around far faster than Adrian can conceivably shoot her and kill him from long range. Yes in very specific circumstances he'd have a slight chance, but that isn't really likely.
It's fairly easy to work out how decent a match-up will be, you just ask yourself the question, can this character kill the other with a single attack, now how likely is that attack to hit, if the answer to these questions is yes and fairly or very then it's not a fair match up.
Like I said, I don't want to use the OP version of the Clockwork Man because I don't really like the character, it changed his dynamic too much, therefore your character could kill the Bronze version of him with one of those electric tackle things. Not to mention being as strong if not stronger than him, and about four times faster than him, and having electric abilities that are at least equal to his three shot pistol.
Meanwhile your psionic character can just fly around far faster than Adrian can conceivably shoot her and kill him from long range. Yes in very specific circumstances he'd have a slight chance, but that isn't really likely.
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