Eden_Warlock99
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"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"
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If Dipper is dead. Not really a draw. Even if dale lost his memories. He won the fight. It only counts as an incapacitate if Dipper isn't killed. Because then dale leaves and basically surrenders the fight since dipper forced him to forget about it. But if dippers dead. Well. Dales still alive. And he isn't trapped anywhere. So it's still a win on his endAdem Warlock69 said:Then It's a draw? Because erasing Dale's memory is incap?
Blunt damage isn't pierce damage. He hasn't had a wound as serious as being shot and bleeding out. That's not comparable at all. And even in those instances. His senses are so loose, nothing stops dale from putting another few into him for good measure. And that's on the presumption it doesn't hit someone that's near immediately fatal. Like the headGilad Hyperstar said:Guns don't ignore durability, so it's important to know. Also Dipper suffered a massive beating from someone who stomped him without mych injuries, so I doubt a gun shot would kill him
Rumble's basic Kick did more than Half Dipper's health bar , and Dipper's attack barely did any damage00potato said:That just proves that the difference is less in AP and more Skill, since his injuries weren't massive.
Yes but he was clearly unable to fight and was beaten pretty badly. No injuries though. And yes, Rumble stomps Dipper and then made an "overkill" with his ultimate attackButtersamuri said:Because the health bar didn't actually represent anything too accurate. Dipper was still conscious after his health went beyond zero.
It matters because if he wasn't injured by this attack, why would a gun injure him? Especially since most guns aren't 9-B anyways00potato said:So he wasn't injured? Why would this matter? All it means is that the health bar works differently then normal damage if he wasn't harmed by someone stronger then him.
Rarely, he used it once and he couldn't even use it properly.....Yeah, Dale wins this one00potato said:Does he tend to use it?