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I mean nuclear as in the sense of big attacks, big hax, etc. You know?
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Peppersalt43
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Yes, and in her perspective, that's not a big hax
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I know it's not nuclear to heritage saying in general, as a figure of speech
Peppersalt43
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Good. So continuing on, yes. Twilight would probably use beamless transmutation in case Mash tries dodging again
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Which I say Twilight won't be able to win the figurative draw of the gun, as not only is he the only one with prior knowledge of dangerous abilities, his supernatural senses will tell him what's up leading to him blitzing and one shotting.
Peppersalt43
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@AnAverageUsername, you said previously he'd have to sense danger behind her attacks and see her teleport, not instantly know she's dangerous and immediately blitz. You also gave a number of examples where Mash has detected danger and didn't immediately go for the blitz
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Because
1. I forget to type stuff when I type
2. Those were situations where the opponent didn't have instant win and kill Hax, he knew they were dangerous from their power, but he knew he could still win. Here, against Twilight, he's been given knowledge on this instant kill attack that doesn't even need a beam, so of course he's going to go for Big Bang Dash to end this, especially when he sees Twilight teleport.
Peppersalt43
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Uh, the prior knowledge is vague. He only knows that Twilight has a high hax, he has no idea what said high hax is
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Yeah be doesn't know what the high has is, but he should know that It's some kind of hax that could end him instantly
Peppersalt43
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Either Twilight gets to know about that crazy stat amp that allows Mash to instantly kill her or Mash only knows that his opponent has a very dangerous ability
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Whatever
Someone give the current arguments
Someone give the current arguments
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Dangerous, end instantly, they go hand in hand imo. But Arnold already stated that stat amps don't count as hax, so Twilight isn't known anything
Current arguments are that
Mash knows about dangerous hax Twilight has, Twilight doesn't know about dangerous shit Mash has; Mash after seeing Twilight teleport around and sensing danger around the attack will dodge and blitz with Big Bang Dash, and Twilight will go for beamless transmutation after Mash dodges once.
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It's just the traditional situation of whoever uses the attack that instantly wins first.
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I just say Mash wins first because he already got that prior knowledge
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Can't he just dodge everything with his analysis that are way better than Doom's who can predict millions of attacks and counter everthing after seeing it once
Peppersalt43
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Is this not a crazy hax?
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Its argued that if someone dodges Twilight's attack once she'll go for the no-beam lock on transmutation because "willing to win" is the set condition
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O problema รฉ a transmutaรงรฃo q ocorre atravรฉs de pensamento e sem nenhum projรฉtil, ele simplesmente nรฃo tem do q desviar.
Por isso q nรฃo tem muito oq discutir alรฉm de quem aperta o botรฃo de vitรณria primeiro.
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Which Is why I feel like Mash wins first, hes got that prior knowledge to make things easier while Twilight is going to think Mash is just some random kid
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i thought mash already had instincts that tell him his opponent has a dangerous attack?
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I said the prior knowledge makes things easier, and yes, that's the case.
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Honestly, that's probably the smarter moveIncon FRA
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Why did you go back on your own word?
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This has been going on for two monthsWhy did you go back on your own word?
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So right now, it's 3 votes for Mash, 1 vote for Twilight, and 1 vote (possibly 2) for incon
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4 votes Mash
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"Pierce through the chaos with your own hands
What I want, in other words, joy for today and tomorrow"
Bump
What I want, in other words, joy for today and tomorrow"
Bump
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I was referencing the opening for Mashle, "Knock Out"
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