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zatoichi wrote:To clarify, I was talking about a brute force attack, which could conceivably take years.

That's why you use a Cray.

Blasphemer! You can't take the Hobbes...err...not-seriously?...yeah, sure.

Following Renegade's post, yours is nonsensical in its current form.

Not really. He was talking about the fact that one of the downsides to metal armor is that when it _does_ break, it breaks inwards from the attack, and thus an attack to the rib might cause your armor to impale your own lung, etc. I'm talking about the fact that axes are useful against armor for ano...

Bah. The only purposes of the bird are for it to be raced via jetpacking and for it to be blown to smithereens via gunzorz.

Also, axes are popular against armor because they tend to hurt even if some flimsy sheet of metal is between them and their target.

invertin wrote:There's something strange about the way it turned out

I think it's the frame where the gun's pointed sorta at the camera, but diagonally towards the upper-right. The gun probably needs to be a little bit wider there. No worries; it's still pretty fluid.

For fuck's sake.

Blorx wrote:Ready Steady Go! - L'Arc~en~Ciel

Wasn't that an opening theme in some FMA eps?

Taking throws out of Oni entirely would be _such_ a lame solution. v_V

Renegade_Turner wrote:That's why I only ever ended up being light side in KOTOR.

I have played through KotOR at least two dozen times. I've never managed to work up the willpower to go light side either in Force powers _or_ in the general storyline. v_V

Rabbit kicks are quite the opposite; they're probably the most easily reversed move in Lugaru if you spam 'em, and they hurt you if you miss (unless you handspring out of the fall) as well as causing you _serious_ pain if they're reversed. Wall kicks, however, tend to throw enemies off quite a bit, ...

David wrote:Not everyone who wants to fight you will actually want to kill you.

*gasp*

What happened to the Lugaru we all know and love?!

Reversals are already to be used only in moderation during group fights, since they're so slow that, unless you're specifically aiming to throw people into each other with the reversals, a reversal move usually leaves you spending too much time fighting one enemy while another one just hits you out ...

Zantalos wrote:Body punch, body punch would still be the same except the second body punch would be made with the opposite hand.

...That's exactly what I was talking about.