King_Dom470
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Counted and that’s graceNoir FRA. Could've sworn I voted on this earlier.
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Counted and that’s graceNoir FRA. Could've sworn I voted on this earlier.
That's not what bloodlusted means, It means the character will go for the fastest way to end the fight he can think of, and this includes restringing the oponent that is a bit faster them killingSpider-Man noir is actually bloodlusted here
What? What the ****? Dude, why do you think bloodlusted has the word blood in it? It means they go for the kill, what the hell?That's not what bloodlusted means, It means the character will go for the fastest way to end the fight he can think of
Ye, It's weird, but no. It don't mean that whem you put in a thread. You can look the rules in the wiki. I think is in the SBA page whem talkig about mental stateWhat? What the ****? Dude, why do you think bloodlusted has the word blood in it? It means they go for the kill, what the hell?
Nop, It's here as you can seeI think is in the SBA page whem talkig about mental state
No where here states they will go for the kill, just the easiest way to win a battleBloodlust refers to a state where a character is fighting without any inhibitions, and cares about nothing other than defeating the enemy.
Bloodlusted characters fear nothing, and won't hesitate taking injures if it leads to a higher probability of winning a battle.
A bloodlusted character will not be victim to Character-Induced Stupidity, and will be much more likely to speed blitz opponents (if doing so is within their powerset).
Some characters are naturally bloodlusted, and act this way in their own fictional continuity.
It should be noted that there are differences between natural bloodlust (the kind that exists within fictional continuities) and induced bloodlust (the kind used in a vs. thread). Induced bloodlust means the character is free from Character-Induced Stupidity, whereas naturally bloodlusted characters are still vulnerable to this, and are often hampered by it even more than level-headed characters. For example, they may simply attack recklessly, without planning or thinking, or using their powers creatively.
the gap is not even that big lolCounted and I equalized the speed because Batman had supersonic+ while noir only had supersonic
He actually still trapped on them, strugling to get this stick thing out of himnormal people have been able to get out of his webs before in a short timeframe such as this officer here.
I mean, there's also a difference between a smaller web meant to distract some police officers and the much stronger webbing he used to ensnare entire groups that were helpless to escapeHe actually still trapped on them, strugling to get this stick thing out of him