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Did you cite that quote? We need a proper MLA citation.

Ebon would still try to move out of it, though he would need to use his semblance and throw The Kingdom and himself out of that sticky situation.

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I'm not saying it's unavoidable but it'll cost him a defensible position to stay on land. If I were him I'd take the fall, use the R-Types to slow the decent and swim to a shallower part of the lake, avoid further punishment but I doubt I'd have Sapphire do that in your situation.

@SevenStormStyle I feel like such an idiot. How did it take me this long to finally realize the person in your signature is Medusa from Soul Eater? How?! How did it take me this long?!

Like I said, Ebon is good at what he does. I chose his powers and abilities so he excels at what he should be doing, even if he doesn't do it properly himself. Even so I've already nerfed his telekinesis and telepathy to the point that they're only good for himself. he can't use his telepathy to read someone else mind unless they're not fighting (Allowing him to work without duress) and his telekinesis is what allows him to use his R-Types in the first place. His shield allows him to carry his drones and gives him something to work with when the enemy inevitably gets passed his drones. And the R-Types themselves I chose specifically because no one else uses a weapon like them. Instead of trying to be skilled with one weapon, Ebon's strategy is overwhelming you with many smaller ones.

What do you think I should do with him? Remove his R-Types, leaving him to bash people with his shield? His telekinesis, so I'll have to make up some other reason why he can control his R-Types? His telepathy, so he can't use his R-Types without constantly having them in sight and removing their function as scouting tools?

And while you're critiquing Ebon, maybe you should look through the CS and give everyone else a look too. I'm sure Ebon isn't the only one that managed to slip under the radar.

Btw Ryo, mind if I throw Ebon away from the cliff, both to save him from taking a drink and to put Gren in a position to talk him down?

Like I said, Ebon is good at what he does. I chose his powers and abilities so he excels at what he should be doing, even if he doesn't do it properly himself. Even so I've already nerfed his telekinesis and telepathy to the point that they're only good for himself. he can't use his telepathy to read someone else mind unless they're not fighting (Allowing him to work without duress) and his telekinesis is what allows him to use his R-Types in the first place. His shield allows him to carry his drones and gives him something to work with when the enemy inevitably gets passed his drones. And the R-Types themselves I chose specifically because no one else uses a weapon like them. Instead of trying to be skilled with one weapon, Ebon's strategy is overwhelming you with many smaller ones.

What do you think I should do with him? Remove his R-Types, leaving him to bash people with his shield? His telekinesis, so I'll have to make up some other reason why he can control his R-Types? His telepathy, so he can't use his R-Types without constantly having them in sight and removing their function as scouting tools?

And while you're critiquing Ebon, maybe you should look through the CS and give everyone else a look too. I'm sure Ebon isn't the only one that managed to slip under the radar.

he can't use his telepathy to read someone else mind unless they're not fighting

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Hey! I thought you were on my team.

I am, this is part of Gren's plan to get Ebon on his side in case winning Sapphire over doesn't pan out. Not that he isn't trying to get on her good side either; no reason he can't have both.