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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.
4 yrs ago
As much as there's a lot of reasons twitter sucks, I genuinely don't want to see it die for the sake of all the artists who now rely on it. Hoping the shithead stops trying to directly administrate.
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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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The bigger challenge is really achieving 10/10/10. I think my fastest 10/10/10 was Melt, usually lack of QP destroys my chances of getting it quickly no matter how much I love a Servant.
I've got a few different Servants at bond 10!
On NA it's Arturia, Jack, Okita, Ilya, Liz(Lancer), Nursery, Fran, and Medusa.
On JP, it's Arturia, Hokusai, Nursery, Benienma, and Bananalancer.
On NA it's Arturia, Jack, Okita, Ilya, Liz(Lancer), Nursery, Fran, and Medusa.
On JP, it's Arturia, Hokusai, Nursery, Benienma, and Bananalancer.
If no-one else is going to post, I'll update today or tomorrow.
Hey, hey, Chinatsu did it in self-defense!
It's not like she did anything excessive or anything obviously.
Obviously.
It's not like she did anything excessive or anything obviously.
Obviously.
"I'm asking you to speculate, not to admit your failings," Arinne commented, narrowing her eyes slightly at Glen. Really now, what kind of mage gave up before even trying? What kind of mage didn't seek answers? Certainly, there were plenty of magi who followed this typical path that she felt were utterly uninteresting, but that didn't mean the path itself was incorrect for those who desired to be called practioners of magic. "Do you not have at least a little imagination? Some desire to attempt to puzzle out the motivations? A mage should be able to apply some knowledge to this situation to make at least a conclusion, even if it's ultimately incorrect."
She let out a sigh. Really, the one who had thus far provided the most healthy speculation wasn't even a mage! Oh well, at least she could perhaps wring some amusement out of these people...
Arinne smirked.
"If you're completely off-base, you'll only look as if you have no idea what you're talking about," the blonde girl concluded, "And that would at least be amusing for all the spectators, wouldn't it? Fufu."
It was at this point, rather conveniently, that one of the best practitioners of displacement arrived. Arinne had known Sophiana for some time now, and had indeed invited her to participate in spite of the lack of a contract.
"As Miss Val-Verde says," continued Arinne, smoothly, glancing towards the fact that the older girl had buried Saturday's head in her chest with her huge(largely to see Saturday's expression from the experience), "It's unquestionable that the mage who committed this crime possessed a great deal of skill in an art that is often quite complex, and the medical knowledge required to perform it properly. Where ever could such a mage be found, I wonder~?"
Her smirk grew. Her words hung in the air for a few moments. The implications she was making should have been obvious. A mage with such a degree of skill, who also knew how to target the organs in the body with surgical precision... It wasn't as if people like that simply grew on trees.
Arinne was insinuating the killer could potentially be a member of the Tower's Faculty. It was what she suspected, based on the nature of the killings.
She glanced towards the boy who had been less useful then a newspaper. He'd completely fallen quiet. How... pathetic. How completely and utterly pathetic. Well, perhaps those compelled by her contracts weren't all worth it. He neither attempted to speculate, nor did he make a retort(which would have at least been entertaining).
Oh well.
"It's quite possible a ritual is at play, as Dame Blackmore says," added Arinne, "However, it's difficult to get a sense of the possibilities without seeing the evidence. As such, I've arranged for us to visit one of the crime scenes shortly. I hope none of you are sensitive to the sight of blood~"
Her smirk returned.
@Rin@Aviaire@TheFake@KoL@Dark Light@Ginnungagap
She let out a sigh. Really, the one who had thus far provided the most healthy speculation wasn't even a mage! Oh well, at least she could perhaps wring some amusement out of these people...
Arinne smirked.
"If you're completely off-base, you'll only look as if you have no idea what you're talking about," the blonde girl concluded, "And that would at least be amusing for all the spectators, wouldn't it? Fufu."
It was at this point, rather conveniently, that one of the best practitioners of displacement arrived. Arinne had known Sophiana for some time now, and had indeed invited her to participate in spite of the lack of a contract.
"As Miss Val-Verde says," continued Arinne, smoothly, glancing towards the fact that the older girl had buried Saturday's head in her chest with her huge(largely to see Saturday's expression from the experience), "It's unquestionable that the mage who committed this crime possessed a great deal of skill in an art that is often quite complex, and the medical knowledge required to perform it properly. Where ever could such a mage be found, I wonder~?"
Her smirk grew. Her words hung in the air for a few moments. The implications she was making should have been obvious. A mage with such a degree of skill, who also knew how to target the organs in the body with surgical precision... It wasn't as if people like that simply grew on trees.
Arinne was insinuating the killer could potentially be a member of the Tower's Faculty. It was what she suspected, based on the nature of the killings.
She glanced towards the boy who had been less useful then a newspaper. He'd completely fallen quiet. How... pathetic. How completely and utterly pathetic. Well, perhaps those compelled by her contracts weren't all worth it. He neither attempted to speculate, nor did he make a retort(which would have at least been entertaining).
Oh well.
"It's quite possible a ritual is at play, as Dame Blackmore says," added Arinne, "However, it's difficult to get a sense of the possibilities without seeing the evidence. As such, I've arranged for us to visit one of the crime scenes shortly. I hope none of you are sensitive to the sight of blood~"
Her smirk returned.
@Rin@Aviaire@TheFake@KoL@Dark Light@Ginnungagap
@HereComesTheSnow: Accepted.
@Rabidporcupine: Accepted.
@Melkor: Hmm, that might be a bit too dark there.
@King Cosmos: Oh yes, that's absolutely possible.
@Rabidporcupine: Accepted.
@Melkor: Hmm, that might be a bit too dark there.
@King Cosmos: Oh yes, that's absolutely possible.
I'd like to clarify everyone should know why Arinne has summoned them via contract, she made absolutely no attempt to hide it and openly declared it. ^^;
@HereComesTheSnow: Oh, no it wasn't, it's just there's a bunch of bios right now and I kind of lost track, I just wanted to remind people of that before I got and look at them one by one. ^^;
I've noticed a lot of people aren't in clubs, and that was supposed to be important. ^^; The school is built around pitting the clubs against one another, and while some who aren't yet in clubs is okay, it's getting a bit extreme.
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