Waltz vs Fusion

[Burter]

Do you understand now, Reijin, that is wasn't just a matter of showing up 5 minutes later?

[Super Buu]

Originally posted by Reijin
To be honest, I didn't realize that another army could actually move all the way over to that location in the spanse of five minutes when they know nothing of the battle yet, unless we are going by the rules of "They were moving at the exact same time and just happened to show up" but personally, it makes just as much sense when two people are fighting and midway through the first punch ten people have flown their way over from halfway around the world to join in.

"Fire the cannons!"

*poof*

"Sir... um, an entire army just bamfed directly in front of us."

"How the fu- *slaughtered*"

Oh well, I guess. I'll try to get up a roleplay after work, if it matters, but I literally believed that our fight would have to finish before any other army was allowed to join in, or else we would have have chosen certain other movements a slight bit differently.

Regardless of whether or not it makes sense, those are the rules of the game, and it's naive to assume people aren't going to try and win however possible. I would have thought you understood this, having used AIM to track down people's death locations in DA earlier this year. >_>

[Burter]

Again, it makes total sense. The pre-battle stage took hours, not minutes. They used messengers to inform each other of the battle and came quickly.

[Super Buu]

I know, I'm just pointing out that Reijin's argument would seem a little silly even if their actions didn't make IC sense.

Not trying to bitch at Reimond here >_> just clarifying.

[Nori]

You will be blown away by my ultimate.. force.. job.. thingy.

You can not resist!

~Poofies~

[Retane]

My messages were sent on Day 3. It turned Day 4 and the battle started

I had an initial plan of action lined up as I had ## of men on the battlefield for when you came and ## of men else wheres. And I had thought I had it specified that I wanted to do the initial battle alone. I had specified to my team specifics.

No one listened to me and obviously this has turned into brawn versus brawn with no brains attached. Of course I can possibly predict whats going to happen and be pretty acurate.


Now, I'm going to go get a shower and hope to god I'm still not pissed whenI get back.

[Hellfighter 17]

Originally posted by Burter
I'm still predicting Dante to win, but not as much of a blow-out as I originally thought

I knew this would happen, though.

[Grandpa Gohan]

Originally posted by Retane
My messages were sent on Day 3. It turned Day 4 and the battle started

I had an initial plan of action lined up as I had ## of men on the battlefield for when you came and ## of men else wheres. And I had thought I had it specified that I wanted to do the initial battle alone. I had specified to my team specifics.

No one listened to me and obviously this has turned into brawn versus brawn with no brains attached. Of course I can possibly predict whats going to happen and be pretty acurate.


Now, I'm going to go get a shower and hope to god I'm still not pissed whenI get back.

I have to agree, he could have held us off. Maybe. <.<;

Either way Retane, you should be thankful that Syntech has your back.

Editsu: Anyone else find it funny that gramps was stabbed in the ass? =o

[Broli]

I'm going to agree with Grandpa Gohan's prediction of Pan's transformation.

Nothing like having an emotionally sparked transformation caused by the deaths of soldiers that hold no real emotional depth with the transforming character, other than constant suspicions of betrayal.

[Nori]

Not neccesarly. If a aquatiance of mine was to die in real life, I would snap from the emotional trama. If I saw someone die in front of me, I would.. do something. I don't know what, but I would be different. Death does that to a person.

Look at Casino royale. James Bond killed a man, and the girl cried for hours in the shower although she had no part in it. Death impacts people greatly.

And its also on personally. If Akane would have been saved, and then her savior died protecting her, she would snap as well.

[Kirano]

Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
Look at Casino royale. James Bond killed a man, and the girl cried for hours in the shower although she had no part in it. Death impacts people greatly.

You could have at least inserted a James Bond Spoiler alert sign here.

[Whompt]

Check your PMs, Gramps.

[Warako]

Originally posted by Bulma

Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
Look at Casino royale. James Bond killed a man, and the girl cried for hours in the shower although she had no part in it. Death impacts people greatly.

You could have at least inserted a James Bond Spoiler alert sign here.

How is that a big spoiler? Isn't it obvious he kills people in the movie?

[Super Buu]

I agree with Akane. You guys are being over-cynical. I think Pan's doing a good job of building up and showing the emotional stress in his character. Shit, he could have just started off with Pan having already unlocked SSJ and SSJ2 - he's earnt them both, so he has that right. But he's chosen not to, purely for IC reasons. That shows that he values writing over power (unlike some others), and I, for one, dip my hat to him for it.

[Bujin]

Originally posted by Bulma

Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
Look at Casino royale. James Bond killed a man, and the girl cried for hours in the shower although she had no part in it. Death impacts people greatly.

You could have at least inserted a James Bond Spoiler alert sign here.

Yeah, I know. James Bond kills someone? What the hell, Akane?

[Burter]

If it counts for anything, I think Pan's set-up was good

[Nori]

Originally posted by Bujin

Originally posted by Bulma

Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
Look at Casino royale. James Bond killed a man, and the girl cried for hours in the shower although she had no part in it. Death impacts people greatly.

You could have at least inserted a James Bond Spoiler alert sign here.

Yeah, I know. James Bond kills someone? What the hell, Akane?

Lol. I think it was more about the girl crying. I didn't think about it, but now upon thinking about it..

If you haven't seen it yet, you don't deserve not to hear spoilers. ^_^

I personally thought it was a good thing for Pan. I mean, seriously. She is a thirteen year old girl, in the middle of a bloody conflict. She is saved from a death by one of her soldiers, who dies protecting her. That is enough to make anyone snap.

[Kirano]

XD. I have all the bond dvd's. I was kiddin around. (except the new one obviously)

On topic, I have to give Pan his props on his set up. This has turned interesting very quickly.

[Grandpa Gohan]

Originally posted by Super Buu
I agree with Akane. You guys are being over-cynical. I think Pan's doing a good job of building up and showing the emotional stress in his character. Shit, he could have just started off with Pan having already unlocked SSJ and SSJ2 - he's earnt them both, so he has that right. But he's chosen not to, purely for IC reasons. That shows that he values writing over power (unlike some others), and I, for one, dip my hat to him for it.

I agree with you + Reb. It's a nice setup.

[Burter]

My concern with Pan's roleplays are that the character acts way more intelligent that a 13 year old should. She acts like she has the maturity and the experience of a 30 year old. So, the "13 year old sees bloody conflict" doesn't buy it for me. I liked it for a different reason.

But, yea, Dana, you really gotta get the child thing down, or you stop referring to her as a just a 13 year old girl. Because that's what I thought she'd act like.