yes his power is eyeseight line
bump
and let me kick its f*cking ass
I really will kick some ass if this dies another time.and let me kick its f*cking ass
Anyway, Bradley is good in looking around quickly and it isn't like he hasn't decimated crowds of soldiers before.
In this location he also has the luck of being able to keep a wall in his back... at least most of the time.
But he is almost entirely a physical fighter, so I wonder whether Dust just reflects all his attacks.
What are the stats looking like btw?
Dust's stuff is a bit more intense than a crowd of soldiers, it's a swarm of homing magic bullets that constantly circle back ont he opponent at close range, and dust can attack while these are swarming at the same time. Alternatively it can also be large aoe pillars of fire or bolts of chain lightning.and let me kick its f*cking ass
Anyway, Bradley is good in looking around quickly and it isn't like he hasn't decimated crowds of soldiers before.
In this location he also has the luck of being able to keep a wall in his back... at least most of the time.
But he is almost entirely a physical fighter, so I wonder whether Dust just reflects all his attacks.
May I see footage of the magic spam in CQC?
A bit of a shitty showcase but this is the gist of the normal version, just throw in actual swordsplay and flying around
Theyre a lower level of 8-C yeah, but they swarm the opponent from all angles and each one hits multiple times and he spams it to the point that there are multiple in-game jokes made by the characters about how every time Dust fights his attacks cover the entire screen
That's a death sentence against someone like Dust
Its not just his homing stuff, his fire and lightning attacks have superior AP to his normal physical attacks and he spams them just as frequently. Other than that, Dust paralyzes him the second they clash swords via his Parry ability, and he can just fly away and range spam with Aerial Dust Storm if need be. Also, trying to out-stamina Dust isnt really going to work when Dust canonically fought non-stop for several days straight with only one few minute-long break in between (and not even out of exhaustion, he was paying respects to a person who died) as well as having multiple healing items to keep himself in peak condition in combat. Theres also his equipment which increases his Luck stat, which causes enemies to miss more frequently in combat, even opponents on the same skill level as himself.
Feats such as...?
I mean when the danmaku starts flying out he'll probably stop doing that very quickly.
This seems like a massive abuse of game mechanics. Is there any more elaboration to how that works in lore or are you genuinely claiming that they just need to touch swords and he's stunned because that's how it works in gameplay?
Does he do that in canon? Also, weaknesses state that prolonged usage of dust storm would harm him.
Out-stamina-ing isn't what I suggested, I'm just saying Bradley isn't easy to wear down, stamina can only matter so much if you get stabbed in the vitals and generic videogame healing isn't enough to come back from that.
With the Ultimate Eye he can probably just adjust the attack as it misses, given he'll see it happen in slow motion.
Viewing everything in slow motion but still managing to 2v1 incredibly skilled fighters who were surrounding him without need of that, basically doing mario platforming off falling rubble thanks to his info analysis, deflecting gunfire with his swords, be at such a skill level that, minutes from dying from injuries, a good chunk of the main cast would still get stomped by him.
He does yes, and as a slight clarification Dust Storm has the potential to harm him if he uses it for a prolonged period of time consecutively, ie. if he uses just Dust Storm and no other form of swordplay, but in-canon he doesnt do that, he mixes Dust Storm in with the rest of his swordplay
Doesnt Bradley lack the regen the rest of the Homunculi have?
How would The Ultimate Eye bypass luck manip...?
I see i need to update Dust's skill section a bit, because Dust has done all of those things but didnt need to see things in slow-motion to do it
Everyone seems to be casual bullet timers in FMAB.
He couldn't do that at long range, tho-
He does lack it, he just has very good stamina nonetheless, he gets impaled, thrown off a bridge, gets into a long fight (against one of the strongest members of the cast, and he still dominates for most the fight) and after both his arms get destroyed (and this is him already suffering from very heavy blood loss and being moments away from dying from the impalement) he still pulls off a last ditch attack using the sword with his teeth.
I'm assuming it has a relatively minor effect given I don't think a haxlord would be admitted into this tournament, so luck causes the miss -> bradley notices the miss immediately -> adjusts for it
Neither did Bradley, is the thing (well, minus the last thing)
It applies to any melee attack as log as Dust is facing in the direction of the opponent, the power of the opponent's strike doesnt matter
He can though
And yet youre arguing that its fair to allow a guy who passively sees all of his opponents in slow-motion and instantly knows their weak points...
Yeah no that's just game mechanics, unless it's like, proven to be a lore mechanic of the sword or something you can't argue it applies to literally every clash.
How's he gonna swordplay from far away tho
I'm not trying to get Dust disqualified I'm just saying that if he's here the luck hax is probably not too strong
I just posted the clip of them staying in-lore that that's how it works. If you think it should be changed then you're free to make a crt but 'its game mechanics' doesnt fly in this situation.
Hit and run tactics mostly, using aerial dust storm both to spam his magic attacks as well as dart in and out of Bradley's range, getting a few swings or parries in while he's close and then flying away to use his magic again.
It's not, it just occasionally makes it so that enemies, even ones on his level power and skill-wise, are more likely to miss attacks.
Nope, you don't have enough grounds to make the NLF claim and I'm sticking to that, no CRTs needed given the profile doesn't claim anything like "oh yeah the moment they cross swords this happens", it clearly has to be a specific type of interaction.
Darting in and out of his range means that he's getting in his range, which means Bradley has plenty of opportunities to attack.
I mean, you can stick to that claim all you like but the fact of the matter is that it is on his profile as an ability which is backed up by both the in-game fights and directly acknowledged as happening canonically in the cutscenes. Just because you choose to disbelieve it doesnt make your disbelief true.
Not really, speed is equalized and using Aerial Dust Storm means Dust is basically spinning his blade around his entire body with enough speed to fly around as a means of both offense and defense. Plus, Dust has taken serious wounds before without immediately going down and Bradely is not strong enough to oneshot him here.
