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How do we treat power null against much stronger foes? Will it work without feats, or do we consider it a NLF without the proper feats against foes far outside your power range?
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Regarding Power Null and Tier
- Thread starter Dragonmasterxyz
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Depends how it's done.
I believe that stuff that directly nullifies the effect (the attack itself) would need feats. But stuff that affects the cause (prevent you from using the attack in the first place) could be considered regular hax.
I believe that stuff that directly nullifies the effect (the attack itself) would need feats. But stuff that affects the cause (prevent you from using the attack in the first place) could be considered regular hax.
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Are we sure that isn't NLF as well? Without feats?
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Wouldn't that be game mechanics or just counted as "feats"?
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I ask because many times involving Power Null I've seen this asked, and these are the responses given.
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NLF only apply if it's directly related to the AP/dura of a character.
I'd say that preventing an attack from occurring in the first place isn't related to AP.
This is also due to the fact that many PN users tend to be weaker character nullifying stronger ones.
I'd say that preventing an attack from occurring in the first place isn't related to AP.
This is also due to the fact that many PN users tend to be weaker character nullifying stronger ones.
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But then something that is always brought up is that, "Does this mean a Low 2-C can null a 2-C or 2-A from doing anything?"
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The answer should be the same as any other hax, no?
Erasing a 3-A is fine, but we can't extrapolate to erasing a 2-C.
Erasing a 3-A is fine, but we can't extrapolate to erasing a 2-C.
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And then I ask, if one has a resistance to Power Null, how would we treat this?
