AppleMaker
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Some dude with very high lifting strength carries around safe with no issue and easily can lock his opponents in it, and place a lock on the safe so they won't escape. Is this a bfr or something else?
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Is this considered a bfr?
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AppleMaker
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If my wording is terrible and you didn't understand anything at all - imagine a school bully who locks his victims in the closet. Now imagine him carrying a closet with him all the time and doing it as a backup/standard tactic. Could that be considered a bfr?
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It isn't BFR. More like a Sealing.
AppleMaker
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Okay, could it be added to profile as ability? Hypothetically
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Depends on how it works ig.
Like it would probably be added if it was from Super Smash bros versus game. Don't know how it would work overall, sry.
Like it would probably be added if it was from Super Smash bros versus game. Don't know how it would work overall, sry.
