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11 yrs ago
Working, essentially, second shift blows. I hate getting home after midnight. xD
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11 yrs ago
Any day now, I'll have my first kid. Mini Rilla. #Awesome
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Havardr bellowed down towards him about being impressed, yet that he needed more. A grunt that was lost un the winds of the mountain and snow was all that came by way of reply. Kei'taro concentrated on the task ahead, and willed himself forward.

Ahead he could tell that the storm raged wilder, and that he had completed close to twenty percent of the climb. He gritted his teeth, and pushed ahead. His mind thought about several different challenges he had to endure. He thought back to Mama Bear, and how she manipulated solid earth, and that to get a good shot at incapacitating her, he needed to maintain balance. He thought of the World Tortoise, and how the underwater pressure was great, but his endurance willed him through.

A slow realization began to dawn on him, as his balance on the thrashing mountain, and his ability to persevere through the storm increased. Many saw only the tattoos, and not how his body physically grew to accommodate his challenges.

Havardr was not far ahead not, he could practically smell the musk coming from the creature. They had passed the first way stone now, and the blizzard blew fierce. He had, of course, experienced several before but not while racing up a rumbling mountain, or racing a gigantic mountain goat.

The cold chilled him to the core, but perhaps more thoughts and realizations of his changes would come to the forefront to aid him. His magic was still cut off, but no demesnes could take away the comforting presences, of his tattoos, and skills that they taught him.

In a flurry, he gained on Havardr, and with the second of five stones in relative sight, he sought to pass him - even if he had to slow down. Despite his insight, the Mountain was still hard to climb between the blinding blizzard and the shaking surface.
Step in.

Dash.

Twist the hips.

His attack was as perfectly executed as could be allowed, the flow of his strength swimming through his arm, arcing through the air! The aim, of course, as his opponent's liver in what was referred to as a 'Liver Blow'. The crowd hummed with excitement, as the swing came.

Crash!

His fist connected, but not with the flesh of a torso, or the hard bones of a ribcage protecting a high value target. Jake had crouched, taking the hit in the shoulder. It was a solid, direct hit, with a great amount of power behind it. He knew Jake would be feeling that come morning.

Yet to revel in his success, though his opponent was not crippled, was not an opportunity Tre'Yan was afforded. As the attack connected, and his opponent ducked; he sought to punish him with a vicious left uppercut! No sooner than he swung, a shoulder connected with his midsection, an arm around his legs.

Tre'Yan knew not if his uppercut had succeeded, because he found himself midair, and then just as suddenly on his back. His opponent had exploited the difference in their styles, and the rules.

With a double leg takedown.

Tre'Yan was beginning to despise MMA.

Jake was fluid, and quickly excerised his expertise and went into a manuever Tre'yan vaguely recalled was named side control. His left hand was trapped, yet his right hand wasn't.

Thus.

His fist balled up, and with the little space afforded to him, sent a smashing shot towards the left side of Jake's head. Even with the lack of distance, Tre'yan commanded a considerable amount of strength. His back ached from the takedown, but years of punches to the chest forbade his breath from being knocked away. But it was a damn close call. Just how strong was the MMA fighter?

He also commanded a considerable amount of self awareness. Jake was in a favorable position, one that would allow him any number of transitions or bone wrenching holds; including the vicious Kimura Lock, and the equally brutal Triangle Choke. So with that knowledge, he hoped his hit would dislodge Jake, and if not, he would continue to fire them off until they did, or Jake put him in a position he couldn't get a good shot in from.
What do we all need in a system?
This here is gonna take a while, isn't it?
I don't know. It sounds a lot like simple participation points, similar to the current system foe those who lose. Which is what spurred this conversation anyway.

We'll have to figure out something though.
Then why would anyone higher actually accept the fight?
So, in your original example, how many points would the 4000 player get, if they win?

In the 10% example, they'd get less as well. The 4000 player would only get 100 from the 1000 player, whereas if 1000 won, they'd get 400
But, why? It seems like a perfectly sound system, if numbery.
in your example it'll still be 10%

if one had 2000 vs 4000, then it'll be a 300 point gain. Is it designed to allot less points to people closerbin tier?
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