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At least you guys are doing something. I can't get any word from ColouredCyan.
Where did everyone go?
Maybe we should announce who's fighting first, and move on from there?
Pathfinder said
If its any trouble, could Nathan be teamed up with someone who also has super strength? I know its a friendly brawl but shit happens.
Can't remember if anyone else does. After all, repeats were strongly discouraged. In the meantime, I will be playing TF2 to check out new updates, so don't expect me to respond to anything anytime soon.
Gisk said
I imagine he'll be made to remove his fancy robot gadgets.
Yeah I already anticipated that that would happen. I mean, it does give him a bit of an unfair advantage.
athanshadow said
I can't stop watching the "Go Bwah" video. I feel so bad but its so funny.
I've never even heard of that and already I think it's funny.
Um... Keep an eye out for them and intervene if it gets too far? That's my suggestion.
Press might have given it a bit of thought about what Brookes was, but he had a lot on his mind, including the hope that his malfunctioning equipment did not hinder him in times of crisis and that the training was apparently about to begin. Besides, he had a strong belief that fairies and the fey didn't exist, so the thought that Brookes was one of them never crossed his mind.
When the announcement that they were going to go to the training room, his eyes widened in hopeful expectations and a smirk of excitement showed up on his face. He was nervous, but he had some experience of fighting, from years of friendly brawls against friends from his neighborhood, the research on fighting that he looked up, and occasional times when people tried to bully him for money that came from his once-prosperous toy sales when he was a child.
When the announcement that they were going to go to the training room, his eyes widened in hopeful expectations and a smirk of excitement showed up on his face. He was nervous, but he had some experience of fighting, from years of friendly brawls against friends from his neighborhood, the research on fighting that he looked up, and occasional times when people tried to bully him for money that came from his once-prosperous toy sales when he was a child.
Some people might have a few issues with certain rules (myself included) but we can work them out. In the meantime, however, I will be inactive for a while.
Good idea. I always did prefer complex actions between two characters at once, rather than just waiting for each character to react and counterattack.
I dunno, seems both scenarios of battling all at the same time or one pair at a time have pros and cons. All at the same time means we get through this quicker, but one at a time means the characters (and more importantly, us) can examine everyone's fighting abilities.
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