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We can wait until the other staff members reply, although generally speaking in terms of combat, the fight is declared to be over if the opponent in question has been incapacitated/unconscious for a period of time, with no signs of them getting back into fighting shape.Kaltias said:Why though. It's a fight to the death. How do you achieve victory isn't relevant.
Anyway, I agree with the timeframe of one day
This. Anything longer than an hour and the battle becomes pointless. Hell, even 30 minutes would be stretching it.Saitamax said:here's what i think
self revival / Regenerationn should only count if it either
1: works immediately
or
2: it's immediately obvious to the common person with no prior knowledge pertaining to that character that he/she is in the process of regenerating / reviving.
so if you kill a guy, absolutely nothing happens for an hour, then he comes back to life suddenly, IMO, that counts as a loss. if he decides to engage the other fighter again it'd be a rematch. the first fight is over.
basically too much time with complete inactivity from one of the fighters should constitute a loss.
Dragonmasterxyz said:"I won by doing absolutely nothing."
I think that he is refering that, if your opponent kills you (in a fair fight), then tecnically should be count as a victory since he already demostrade that he is superior to you so the debate of ┬┐who could win? would finished.Lucafriz said:So if your opponent kills you, and you resurrect later on and the opponent isn't there anymore, you win by default?
The simplest way to handle that is to set a win condition. EX: The first to 'kill' the other once, wins.HimikoWerckmeister said:Guys, I think to make this simple I think we should assume that if BOTH parties have that ability then assume their ressurection abilities are moot.
Unite My Rice said:SBA says killing is a victory, and knocking the person out for an hour is a win. It also says permanent incapacitation for a month is a win too, which doesn't necessarily mean death. If they're mutually exclusive then idk why this is a discussion, unless they're not, which I assume is the case since there's a convo on this. Then like the above said, SBA needs an adjustment. Just remove resurrection.