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Very likely isn't the same as confirmed to be better than though.Twilight is very likely superior,
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Very likely isn't the same as confirmed to be better than though.Twilight is very likely superior,
It can be interpreted as such. Aka, it's pretty much confirmed. He was stated more than once to be the best agent there, and has shown to keep up with a serious Yor in speed at least. (Although he was eventually going to be overwhelmed). While Fiona can't even perceive Yor at full strength.Very likely isn't the same as confirmed to be better than though.
If you mean the castle thing then she was so hammered that her missing a kick was enough to knock herself out and she consistently shows issues with controlling herself with alcohol.has shown to keep up with a serious Yor in
She slipped and went to sleep because she was drunk, it has nothing to do with the speed of her attacks. Alcohol doesn't hinder her speed, or martial arts at all. In some cases, it can make people stronger (due to adrenaline, since alcohol can make you more aggressive, which is definitely Yor's case).If you mean the castle thing then she was so hammered that her missing a kick was enough to knock herself out and she consistently shows issues with controlling herself with alcohol.
I wouldn't use that as justification that he's superior to Nightfall.
If it inhibits areas like control, emotions and other physical areas then it will influence her speed.it has nothing to do with the speed of her attacks.
Again, that is not a given, as I linked to the last person who brought up this point. The effects of alcohol are variable depending on a person's tolerance, personality, and experience with the substance. Yor, on top of being resistant to ill effects of intoxication (Blowfish Poison only acts as a pain killer), has also proven that physically, she is not affected by the intoxication of the alcohol. She can perform acrobatic moves, and martial arts normally, so her motion control is vastly intact.If it inhibits areas like control, emotions and other physical areas then it will influence her speed.
Yes she isYor, on top of being resistant to ill effects of intoxication (Blowfish Poison only acts as a pain killer), has also proven that physically, she is not affected by the intoxication of the alcohol.
I'm not seeing solid evidence here, especially since the only time he ever dealt with her speed was when she was black out drunk and passed out soon afterwards.Loid is not too far behind in speed
Sigh...Yes she is
- One glass causes her to massively slur her words and attack Loid for getting to close to her
has also proven that physically, she is not affected by the intoxication of the alcohol.
- That alcoholic drink with the blowfish poison caused her to forget everything the previous night
physically, she is not affected by the intoxication of the alcohol.
- One wine bottle was enough to get her incredibly drunk and pass up when she fell
physically, she is not affected by alcohol.
- Her entire family was noted by Loid to be bad drunks
physically, she is not affected.
I do not have to explain why the points you addressed are not in any way, shape or form a counter-claim to what I've said. You do know I was referring to cognitive and motor controls, regarding reflexe, and overall finesse when fighting, and that none of these even attempt to address her showcasing outstanding proficiency on these aspects despite her state.physically.
Loid keeping up with agressive Yor is the solid evidence, you're just disregarding it based on confirmation bias, and false equivalency.I'm not seeing solid evidence here, especially since the only time he ever dealt with her speed was when she was black out drunk and passed out soon afterwards.
Plus I'm not even suggesting you change his speed rating. Just alter a line to be "Comparable to Nightfall".
But you completely missed what I responding to thereI do not have to explain why the points you addressed are not in any way
She is physically effected by the alcohol, something you claimed she wasn't. She loses almost all emotional control and consistently blacks out from alcohol.not affected by the intoxication of the alcohol.
I didn't. I thought you were talking about her resistance to the effects of alcohol which is why I lined up multiple anti-feats showing she has negative resistances to alcohol.. You do know
Being comparable to Nightfall is shown in the Tennis Arc. Superior to Nightfall relies on scaling to an inebriated Yor who passed out in the very next set of panels. The speed is fine to keep, but using Yor to justify Loid as being superior to Nightfall is not in my view.Because "Comparable to Nightfall" is flat out incorrect.
You were responding to no one, then. I personally believe I left enough context clues to give you understanding on what I was talking about, such as;But you completely missed what I responding to there
She is physically effected by the alcohol, something you claimed she wasn't. She loses almost all emotional control and consistently blacks out from alcohol.
I didn't. I thought you were talking about her resistance to the effects of alcohol which is why I lined up multiple anti-feats showing she has negative resistances to alcohol.
Sorry to say, but given how Yor has shown to be as physically capable in combat as before, I do not believe that should outright discard this scaling.Being comparable to Nightfall is shown in the Tennis Arc. Superior to Nightfall relies on scaling to an inebriated Yor who passed out in the very next set of panels. The speed is fine to keep, but using Yor to justify Loid as being superior to Nightfall is not in my view.
The changes can be applied, I just suggested the wording for his speed to have a single word changed. If people agree with your view then sure, you can keep it as its written now.
It doesn't, because you're using a straw man example of a 3-A vs 5-B Tiering rating vs me saying to change one word to "comparable to Nightfall". Your example is not about us being accurate but actively using the incorrect tier for something. It would only apply if I suggested a speed change for Twilight, which I never did.Of course, as I said, it is a rather extreme example, but one that illustrates my
"Your example is not about accuracy, but about inaccuracy of a tier for something"It doesn't, because you're using a straw man example of a 3-A vs 5-B Tiering rating vs me saying to change one word to "comparable to Nightfall". Your example is not about us being accurate but actively using the incorrect tier for something. It would only apply if I suggested a speed change for Twilight, which I never did.
The example was trying to say "one word can change the whole implication of the justification", the tiers themselves are not part of the point here, they are just for illustration, and do not apply to your scenario. The take away applies to your scenario. I feel like you do not know what an example is supposed to accomplish.example of a 3-A vs 5-B Tiering rating vs me saying to change one word to "comparable to Nightfall".
Not quite. Since @Qawsedf234 is a staff, we'd need opinions from other staff to see if they agree with me, or them.So, have we come to agreement on Loid’s rating/justifications
The ratings are fine, I've said that before.So, have we come to agreement on Loid’s rating/justifications