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.The Archdemon said:I guess the Plot Manip hax is 2-C, since The Apprentice (OUAT) says The Author can "weave the tale of the timelines".
Jamesthetaker said:Can you provide the source of that statment please?
Tha is, indeed, a complicated story. The timelines alone, they make one's head spin. Only a True Author would weave such a tale. | ||
~ The Apprentice; Season 7, Episode 21 |
If this is true of this fight (and I'm not necessarily saying it is), then Archdemon is correct. A match of this type isn't a stomp and is in fact a decisive win at most.The Archdemon said:The fight is not a stomp because Kuroto can, yes, defeat Rumple. He's simply not able to because Rumple's powers activate faster, and will do him away instantly. That is what we call decisive, you know.
As I said, this argument has been made before several times, and it hasn't changed anything. We don't close matches for being a stomp just because one side has one or two really good moves they always use unless those moves are passive. That's a standard that's held for as long as we've had matches, and continues to hold no matter how many times people keep bringing it up when characters they root for lose in that manner.Akreious said:I feel like that interpretation is wrong given that Star Wars with "Open Mindhax GG" is a horrible stomp example since quite a few characters always start with that, all the time, so even the remote possibility that the opposition can retaliate is literal 0%. In order for them to win, they have to be OOC which goes against SBA (Either Bloodlusted State or In-Character. There's no "OOC" State).