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Private/Closed Naruto AU RP: discussion

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I only said get the wedding ready cause of the quote in my previous post here. Also does anyone know where the Taiyo vs Jirobo fight starts?If could help me find it that would be great!
Taiyo
As his friend called out to dodge the fireball, he acted immediately, sidestepping just as the fireball wished past him. Taiyo looked the explosion dead in the eye, a glare sharper than any icicle Kia could ever produce. When the dust cleared he saw Jirobo, the one responsible for trapping him and his friend in there.
This one's for you, Tsuki.
"Hey bug guy, though you could get rid of us?"
 
Hmmm, opinions on the result of this clash?

I'm a bit undecided on how to play it.

Trading blows seems fine and all... but since Furījia's attack is one designed to disrupt ninjutsu... it wouldn't be much of a clash?

The Thunderclap palm targets the chakra network to induce 'spasms' similar to how muscles would react to an electric current. It basically moots one's abilities to control their chakra with fine-tuning...

It would, in theory, disrupt Taiyo's ability to even maintain FBS much less attack with it, since he wouldn't be able to control the chakra output. I was expecting a dodge rather than a clash, so a clash puts me in a bit of a pickle.
 

sSoul

Previously Swirled
Hmmm, opinions on the result of this clash?

I'm a bit undecided on how to play it.

Trading blows seems fine and all... but since Furījia's attack is one designed to disrupt ninjutsu... it wouldn't be much of a clash?

The Thunderclap palm targets the chakra network to induce 'spasms' similar to how muscles would react to an electric current. It basically moots one's abilities to control their chakra with fine-tuning...

It would, in theory, disrupt Taiyo's ability to even maintain FBS much less attack with it, since he wouldn't be able to control the chakra output. I was expecting a dodge rather than a clash, so a clash puts me in a bit of a pickle.
So...do I change it or leave it alone?
 
So...do I change it or leave it alone?
depends?

Given that the move you're using should be of a higher class it should be able to overpower Furījia's move, which isn't much of an attack in the first place.

That's still an available route.

Furījia can also block...I guess, then end the battle in a draw? They aren't really fighting at full power, it's not much of a reference point, but Furījia's abilities have been displayed enough, so my objective has been achieved either way.
 

sSoul

Previously Swirled
depends?

Given that the move you're using should be of a higher class it should be able to overpower Furījia's move, which isn't much of an attack in the first place.

That's still an available route.

Furījia can also block...I guess, then end the battle in a draw? They aren't really fighting at full power, it's not much of a reference point, but Furījia's abilities have been displayed enough, so my objective has been achieved either way.
Kay cool, my objective was not further Taiyo's losing streak so we end it in a draw and everyone is happy.
 
Well, if I had to say anything, I feel Taiyo flat out losing to Furijia after training from Jiraiya kind of....is an insanely low blow myself.

-----Edit------

As a Yu-Gi-Oh fan, seeing a character go through a training arc to improve themselves only to immediately lose their first fight is the worst feeling ever. Freaking Vrains....
Meh.

It's no such thing. He's grossly underprepared to be battling a Hyūga and he's only really in this position because of said under-preparation.
  • Tried to pull a smoke screen against the Byakugan.
  • Went for close-combat against a Hyūga.
  • Pulled metal weapons out against as lightning-nature user.
Rather than any real merit of her own strength, Furījia keeps damaging Taiyo because he keeps making these types of 'mistakes'.
 

SageNeb

Previously 5DigitNeb
Meh.

It's no such thing. He's grossly underprepared to be battling a Hyūga and he's only really in this position because of said under-preparation.
  • Tried to pull a smoke screen against the Byakugan.
  • Went for close-combat against a Hyūga.
  • Pulled metal weapons out against as lightning-nature user.
Rather than any real merit of her own strength, Furījia keeps damaging Taiyo because he keeps making these types of 'mistakes'.
My thoughts exactly. Only thing I would add is I don’t think brawler FBS is good against gentle fist
 
Meh.

It's no such thing. He's grossly underprepared to be battling a Hyūga and he's only really in this position because of said under-preparation.
  • Tried to pull a smoke screen against the Byakugan.
  • Went for close-combat against a Hyūga.
  • Pulled metal weapons out against as lightning-nature user.
Rather than any real merit of her own strength, Furījia keeps damaging Taiyo because he keeps making these types of 'mistakes'.

That doesn't make it any better. It only shows his strength increase didn't impact his actual on field performance as a girl who was a non-fighter and knocked out by a tree the last arc running away can kick his ass despite literal training from a Sannin.

A loss would kinda hammer that point home. If you can't get it done with your training in practical situations it is kinda moot since he can't use it to its full benefit. Which is why I reserve saying Tomiko or Kenji "improved" till they are tested in battle.
 

sSoul

Previously Swirled
*shrug* if I was taiyo I would’ve done a different approach using his other skills. If you’d like soul, I’d pm what I would’ve done
Type it in the existing PM, it'd be a good reminder of all the stuff I have, plus I need all the help I can get with strategies. Cause I feel like a worker who was told to build a neuclear generator on the first day of the job, and I naturally dont know what Im doing xD.
 
My thoughts exactly. Only thing I would add is I don’t think brawler FBS is good against gentle fist
Yea, the only way he could've possibly made things worst was by trying to punch her or something like that ~w~

When faced with a user of the gentle fist you must either keep your distance or be confident in not getting hit.
That doesn't make it any better. It only shows his strength increase didn't impact his actual on field performance as a girl who was a non-fighter and knocked out by a tree the last arc running away can kick his ass despite literal training from a Sannin.

A loss would kinda hammer that point home. If you can't get it down with your training in practical situations it is kinda moot since he can't use it to its full benefit. Which is why I reserve saying Tomiko or Kenji "improved" till they are tested in battle.
Your assessment is flawed.

Let me give you an example then;

What Taiyo just did was akin to doing a ton of training with a visual genjutsu specialist, then coming back and trying to defeat an Uchiha with Genjutsu as his first task.

Or another example;

Learning Taijutsu from the Hyūga, and then as going out to challenge a Hōzuki.



He literally went and took almost the worst possible approach, in fact, an approach his opponent specializes in countering. Using the result of that battle as judgement...well, it wouldn't prove anything.
 
This wasn't even a matter of sucking at battle strategy rather than he used the one strategy his opponent specializes in dealing with.


Mongeese are specialized in hunting snakes, they're usually introduced to an ecosystem to combat snake populations.

What just happened was someone trying to introduce more snakes to combat the Mongeese.
 

SageNeb

Previously 5DigitNeb
Well from what I see it though, is that Taiyo has many different unique tools at his disposal, and even a direct melee engagement wouldn’t put him at a huge risk because his puppet parts don’t use chakra points. So he didnt use TOO bad of tactics to use
*catch arm, jab other part of body with gentle fist, still paralyzes*
 
Id say you guys are underestimating yourself. I know im just a battle fueled junkie with a god complex, but it makes me put extra effort into my techniques and strategy.

But no advice will matter if your not enjoying the battle itself. Its a lot easier to counter-attack when look forward to your opponents move. And you seem to spend a lot of time talking about what you cant do, vs exploring the options you do have, which cant be fun.
 
Join the club kiddo

Honestly I was glad Reaver stepped in between Azumi vs. Baiyan. Baiyan would have kicked Azumi's ass as she was about to go on the offensive on her and the difference in tactics would highlight this XD

Yea, the only way he could've possibly made things worst was by trying to punch her or something like that ~w~

When faced with a user of the gentle fist you must either keep your distance or be confident in not getting hit.

Your assessment is flawed.

Let me give you an example then;

What Taiyo just did was akin to doing a ton of training with a visual genjutsu specialist, then coming back and trying to defeat an Uchiha with Genjutsu as his first task.

Or another example;

Learning Taijutsu from the Hyūga, and then as going out to challenge a Hōzuki.



He literally went and took almost the worst possible approach, in fact, an approach his opponent specializes in countering. Using the result of that battle as judgement...well, it wouldn't prove anything.

You mean Kurenai vs. Itachi? Yeah, and Kurenai's reputation among the fandom is that she sucks.

Also I presume you mean AU Hozuki. Cause in canon they kinda sucked. Kisame held back Sagiso with pure swordsmanship and Sagiso was kinda a punching bag for everyone...even meele fighters.

But the point is you are not gonna avoid bad matchups. It's going to happen no matter what you do....it's how you do in spite of that situation in battle that counts.
 
But no advice will matter if your not enjoying the battle itself. Its a lot easier to counter-attack when youve got a clear image of what the roleplay looks like in your head and you look forward to your opponents next move.

Problem with that is the last time I just tried to do what was fun in a RP fight for me was Tomiko vs. Kiro. And everyone saw how that went, so I had to modify it to be as cheese as possible as opposed to what I find fun to try and win. It doesn't work for everyone.
 

SageNeb

Previously 5DigitNeb
Honestly I was glad Reaver stepped in between Azumi vs. Baiyan. Baiyan would have kicked Azumi's ass as she was about to go on the offensive on her and the difference in tactics would highlight this XD



You mean Kurenai vs. Itachi? Yeah, and Kurenai's reputation among the fandom is that she sucks.

Also I presume you mean AU Hozuki. Cause in canon they kinda sucked. Kisame held back Sagiso with pure swordsmanship and Sagiso was kinda a punching bag for everyone...even meele fighters.

But the point is you are not gonna avoid bad matchups. It's going to happen no matter what you do....it's how you do in spite of that situation in battle that counts.
WOAH when did kisame v Sagiso happen??!
Grabbing an arm that has secret mechanisms like blades, wrists saws, foldable limbs, and other hidden parts would be equally if not more deadly
considering he’s had them for only two weeks and Jiraiya, not a puppet master trained him, it might be possible he doesn’t know how to access those? Plus I’m not 100% sure madoka would just put a bunch of deadly weapons that can kill a 3 man squad in a ninja she just met and isn’t even in her village
 
WOAH when did kisame v Sagiso happen??!

considering he’s had them for only two weeks and Jiraiya, not a puppet master trained him, it might be possible he doesn’t know how to access those? Plus I’m not 100% sure madoka would just put a bunch of deadly weapons that can kill a 3 man squad in a ninja she just met and isn’t even in her village

I meant Suigetsu XD
 
Well from what I see it though, is that Taiyo has many different unique tools at his disposal, and even a direct melee engagement wouldn’t put him at a huge risk because his puppet parts don’t use chakra points. So he didnt use TOO bad of tactics to use
The puppet arms don't have chakra points but they still utilize chakra to move. Getting hit with the gentle fist would essentially turn the arm into a block of wood.

Id say you guys are underestimating yourself. I know im just a battle fueled junkie with a god complex, but it makes me put extra effort into my techniques and strategy.

But no advice will matter if your not enjoying the battle itself. Its a lot easier to counter-attack when look forward to your opponents move. And you seem to spend a lot of time talking about what you cant do, vs exploring the options you do have, which cant be fun.
This is good advice.
Honestly I was glad Reaver stepped in between Azumi vs. Baiyan. Baiyan would have kicked Azumi's ass as she was about to go on the offensive on her and the difference in tactics would highlight this XD



You mean Kurenai vs. Itachi? Yeah, and Kurenai's reputation among the fandom is that she sucks.

Also I presume you mean AU Hozuki. Cause in canon they kinda sucked. Kisame held back Sagiso with pure swordsmanship and Sagiso was kinda a punching bag for everyone...even meele fighters.

But the point is you are not gonna avoid bad matchups. It's going to happen no matter what you do....it's how you do in spite of that situation in battle that counts.
Even in canon, the Hōzuki are immune to Taijutsu because of their Hiden, it takes lightning release to really harm them with taijutsu.


And my point was that he was clearly ill-prepared, he didn't even know he was in a bad matchup and charged in with a strategy that was flawed from the get-go.
 

Shen: King of Digimon

Previously Shen: King of the Mist
Problem with that is the last time I just tried to do what was fun in a RP fight for me was Tomiko vs. Kiro. And everyone saw how that went, so I had to modify it to be as cheese as possible as opposed to what I find fun to try and win. It doesn't work for everyone.
That was you trying to make everyone happy syndrome, not exactly anyone’s fault really
 
That was you trying to make everyone happy syndrome, not exactly anyone’s fault really

Nah it was my "don't dodge/counter every hit in a fight" idea I had when I first got into Pokecharms RPs. Just Kiro had adopted the "win by any means you can" policy we use here while I was slower to do so.

I did try to go for the win in that fight after I realized that, but got my ass handed to me. And now I've changed it to be more cheese. Look at Azumi vs. Kiro. Her big victory, and quite frankly the worst fight in the RP given how exciting it could have been if I went with what I considered fun vs. that.
 
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