12-20-2006, 05:46 AM
Morality involves right and wrong. If you're going to accuse my character of being flawed, make sure you're attributing the correct characteristic.
Broli is proud of winning. He is built on honor, and therefore is proud when his men defeat another army. I don't see what's so hard to understand. So what if I've made Broli out to be a glory-seeking Saiyan? What that who he was at the start? Yes. Is that who he still is? Of course, and that much is obvious.
And please, don't act like a two on one with 17 is like attacking an innocent puppy. He has nearly twofold mine and Vejita's powers combined. My character went into the fight with the ideal of sacrificing himself to buy time for the rest of the group. I honestly thought that I was going to die. Vejita jumped to my aid, not because we're ganging up on 17, but because that's just how the storyline has played out. So, please, don't talk to me like my character's been a coward for accepting Vejita help for someone as strong as 17.
Oh, and just in case I didn't get the point across, redefine your issue with me. Throwing out the moral card isn't really cutting it, especially when you blame morality as an issue and then support it with something else altogether.
HF was using sarcasm, too. It made perfect sense.
Broli is proud of winning. He is built on honor, and therefore is proud when his men defeat another army. I don't see what's so hard to understand. So what if I've made Broli out to be a glory-seeking Saiyan? What that who he was at the start? Yes. Is that who he still is? Of course, and that much is obvious.
And please, don't act like a two on one with 17 is like attacking an innocent puppy. He has nearly twofold mine and Vejita's powers combined. My character went into the fight with the ideal of sacrificing himself to buy time for the rest of the group. I honestly thought that I was going to die. Vejita jumped to my aid, not because we're ganging up on 17, but because that's just how the storyline has played out. So, please, don't talk to me like my character's been a coward for accepting Vejita help for someone as strong as 17.
Oh, and just in case I didn't get the point across, redefine your issue with me. Throwing out the moral card isn't really cutting it, especially when you blame morality as an issue and then support it with something else altogether.
HF was using sarcasm, too. It made perfect sense.