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So currently we have this as our Standard Battle Assumptions:
"In character, but willing to kill. The characters will employ their usual battle strategies, including flaws such as being casual, however, must be willing to kill the opponent even if they usually won't."
I have been thinking of this for a while.
But the 'in character' argument is dropped for some threads and not others.
Take for example Bolas vs Homura, we basically just looked at hax and called it a day.
Same for Bolas vs GeOM or GeOM vs Abeloth. We didnt take into account their personality or how they would actually fight.
By contrast, for Goku vs He Man (actually a good few goku threads), and (insert JRPG character here) vs (guy with no hax), will basically just lean to the person who has used their abilities far more in character. The Perpetual among a few others expressed discontent of an argument with the former thread of hax because it wasn't in character.
I personally have no opinion of the matter anymore, but I think we should modify it just a tad.
"In character, but willing to kill or incapicitate within reasonable doubt. Characters will employ their usual battle strategies if they have access to them, as well having all flaws including being casual, reluctance, arrogance etc. Characters must be willing to kill or maim their opponent even if they usually will not."
I wont push this too hard, but this wiki sometimes either follows hax vs hax or character vs character.
This basically just adds on to the original definition.
"In character, but willing to kill. The characters will employ their usual battle strategies, including flaws such as being casual, however, must be willing to kill the opponent even if they usually won't."
I have been thinking of this for a while.
But the 'in character' argument is dropped for some threads and not others.
Take for example Bolas vs Homura, we basically just looked at hax and called it a day.
Same for Bolas vs GeOM or GeOM vs Abeloth. We didnt take into account their personality or how they would actually fight.
By contrast, for Goku vs He Man (actually a good few goku threads), and (insert JRPG character here) vs (guy with no hax), will basically just lean to the person who has used their abilities far more in character. The Perpetual among a few others expressed discontent of an argument with the former thread of hax because it wasn't in character.
I personally have no opinion of the matter anymore, but I think we should modify it just a tad.
"In character, but willing to kill or incapicitate within reasonable doubt. Characters will employ their usual battle strategies if they have access to them, as well having all flaws including being casual, reluctance, arrogance etc. Characters must be willing to kill or maim their opponent even if they usually will not."
I wont push this too hard, but this wiki sometimes either follows hax vs hax or character vs character.
This basically just adds on to the original definition.