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STATUS: I think watching fight scenes can help in general terms with writing combat, since it can give you an idea of flow and choreography. 3 yrs ago
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I think watching fight scenes can help in general terms with writing combat, since it can give you an idea of flow and choreography.
3 yrs ago
At least if you're writing something you know, with knights.
3 yrs ago
I mean, depends on what you're writing, and the tone and theme of what you're writing. Trained armored knights were legitimately monstrous on the battlefield, so looking up how they fought helps.
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roleplayerguild.com/posts/5… If anyone's up for fighting some kaiju, why not try out my new RP, Godzilla: YATAGARUSU?
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... Well... er...
That's only one outcome of that arc!
That's only one outcome of that arc!
Wait what.
No.
Dinosaurs didn't fit the setting and this is not a loli harem RP. D:
No.
Dinosaurs didn't fit the setting and this is not a loli harem RP. D:
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10 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Roleplay
There was... some disruption, but for the most part they were on their way relatively smoothly afterwards. Makiko kept Yuina as calm as possible, not wanting her friend to be too distressed(and thinking the whole thing is tremendously silly. She's a youkai, after all, comparatively there's just not as much to be scared of there). At least, until the tanuki businessman and his rather nervous assistant stopped them... and the assistant ineffectually turned into a lamp post. By this point, Makiko's patience had been worn quite, quite thin. So thin, in fact, that it had now snapped quite cleanly in two.
"We'll hardly be wrecking the place, Tamagi-san," she said, sighing, "Besides, isn't it more important to the tenants to be safe?"
She folded her arms. It was true, wasn't it? A little bit of damage was nothing compared to the inhabitants getting word that the building's owner would rather limit property damage then let people go all-out in getting rid of a potentially highly dangerous spirit.
She tried not to pay too much attention to the weird, surreal sight of a lamppost with... breasts. That was just strange. Even by the standards of the Imaginary District. She also tried to tune out the ridiculous commentary that was occurring.
"There shouldn't be much damage involved, anyway, if we can exorcise it," Makiko continued, "We'll be going now."
The building was just ahead, as Makiko made a bid to pass the tanuki. It was a fairly average apartment, nothing seemed to be particularly wrong with it. Only... the girl was certain she saw a face in one window briefly, looking down at them. With long black hair.
As the MYO members and various other hangers-on spoke amongst themselves, there was some commotion from inside the house. The door opened, and out came the little girl they'd all come to see.
The girl was pink-haired, small, and slight. She looked like your average cute little girl, really. She seemed fully human, insofar as appearances indicated. After a moment's hesitation, she stepped in closer.
"Are you here to look for Himeko-chan?" she asked. "I'm Hasegawa Mii, I'm the one who asked for help! I think she got stolen so you need be really fast!"
She waved her arms in a not particularly illustrative manner.
"We'll hardly be wrecking the place, Tamagi-san," she said, sighing, "Besides, isn't it more important to the tenants to be safe?"
She folded her arms. It was true, wasn't it? A little bit of damage was nothing compared to the inhabitants getting word that the building's owner would rather limit property damage then let people go all-out in getting rid of a potentially highly dangerous spirit.
She tried not to pay too much attention to the weird, surreal sight of a lamppost with... breasts. That was just strange. Even by the standards of the Imaginary District. She also tried to tune out the ridiculous commentary that was occurring.
"There shouldn't be much damage involved, anyway, if we can exorcise it," Makiko continued, "We'll be going now."
The building was just ahead, as Makiko made a bid to pass the tanuki. It was a fairly average apartment, nothing seemed to be particularly wrong with it. Only... the girl was certain she saw a face in one window briefly, looking down at them. With long black hair.
As the MYO members and various other hangers-on spoke amongst themselves, there was some commotion from inside the house. The door opened, and out came the little girl they'd all come to see.
The girl was pink-haired, small, and slight. She looked like your average cute little girl, really. She seemed fully human, insofar as appearances indicated. After a moment's hesitation, she stepped in closer.
"Are you here to look for Himeko-chan?" she asked. "I'm Hasegawa Mii, I'm the one who asked for help! I think she got stolen so you need be really fast!"
She waved her arms in a not particularly illustrative manner.
No dinosaurs, unfortunately.
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10 yrs ago
Forum: Casual Roleplay
@easy modo: Aaaactually, I've seen some good basis for more sympathetic portrayals of Amanojaku. Though in the case I'm considering she's still pretty typically an antagonist and it IS some fan interpreting but still.
Anyway, I'm really eager to post soon and might be getting something up for team cat, as I feel like it's been too long since the last GM post at all.
Anyway, I'm really eager to post soon and might be getting something up for team cat, as I feel like it's been too long since the last GM post at all.
Left that up to the players, it's open to whoever wants it.
@harinezumikouken: Well, not fighting, but, um, didn't see any mention of the assassin so didn't think she was watching them. not sure why I said "fighting" there to be honest. ^^;
Edited the attacks into the post at least.
@AtomicNut: Oh, missed the two knights part. I did think that the half giant would get disrupted by the fire though and have to renew her attack, but I can edit that too if you want.
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