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I love the idea but the success of this ultimately comes down to the GM.

I hope you're not afraid of offending people and enforcing your own rules (so many GM's do not do this) because I otherwise foresee people doing so much bullshit. The reason why the Arena section is a scary place is because theres 0 tolerance for bullshit there and plenty of users can't take it that they absolutely suck and repeatedly get destroyed when they have to use realistic logic.
Okay, I'm having writer's block. I can't think of a good way to introduce Kelsier and Miles to everyone else.


Enter the duel or talk to those midway in conversation like Amadeus/Nilara or Harley/Solanne/Marianne/Hazel.
There were barely any signs, any sounds or indication that Adrian had shot his arrow.

There was only a tiny whisk from his bow; so soft it could barely be considered a whisper. Isen'roy instinctively sensed the imminent danger and acted accordingly. He tilted his blade ever so slightly to create an angle. It wasn't that Isen'roy didn't believe in his own strength, it was simply years of experience telling him to not underestimate his foe. Adrian was not a pushover, he noticed that several moments after the fight began.

Regardless of powerful the penetration force of an arrow, if it contacts an angled surface, the majority of the kinetic energy would dissipate as it is redirected away. That was exactly what happened. The arrow bounced off and headed in the direction of Ashaad.

With that, his vision returned and Isen'roy had full view of Adrian who was preparing to fire a second arrow. He made a beeline towards him. Regardless of whatever barriers he could conjure, Isen'roy was confident he could blow them away if they were created that hastily. Simply charging towards him also accomplished similar effects as the actions he made earlier; he knew exactly where the arrows would come from.

@Against This@TheDarkTemplar
I don't know, leave for a few hours and come back to find the power and waters out, great. what did you guys do? :D


Video games for the power and unexplained forces regarding the water. Alas, we will never have time to find the true cause amidst a zombie invasion.
You never said it was down either so no, doesn't really count as your fault. He either assumed or decided he wanted it that way. And yes, I'm annoyed =_=", I spent time on post elaborating how the apartment would be a good safe haven and the post right after goes "shitz guys, powers out for the count, watafak u guys doin' with guns".

And yes, we've been shooting ourselves in the knees since the RP started. Literally doing everything that people should not be doing during an zombie apocalypse.
I'm very confused right now.

How on earth do you bust the entire building's generators from a video game? Logically speaking at most you could trip the power for your own unit.

E: Bah whatever go with the flow.
Timothy Raddington



Timothy heaved a sigh of relief when he heard that the stairs were barricaded... and then he felt his heart crack upon hearing the next few words he said because Timothy understood what he was trying to imply; abandon the building.

He wanted to burst out and explain how illogical of a decision that was but he stopped himself. Firstly, getting into a rage didn't help with anything. He learned that the hard way dealing with petty city customers. Secondly, he didn't really want to be the one shouting at the person with a gun.

"Umm, Mister... whoever you are," said Timothy. He hadn't lived at the apartment for long and this was the face of a person not familiar to him. "Can I explain to you why there are many better alternatives to abandoning ship?"

Part of it was that Timothy didn't embrace the idea of running out into the open but there were logical fallacies to the idea of finding a new location to set up base. "First of all, we're not going to realistically be able to relocate anywhere far away. What point is there shifting two blocks down?" That was one of the many reasons. "Second, heard what the guy at the top said? The streets are bustling with 'em. We attempt to run out in a group this big, someone dies. For sure." Timothy swallowed his saliva as his throat started drying up. "Most important of all, whose to say the ideal location we find isn't already inhabited by people? You'd think they'd haven't already barricaded their place and would accept a group as big as us? Hell, we might even draw them all to new place like that police sergeant did to ours."

"The best thing to do, is to fortify those barricades -use wardrobes or whatever and make literal temporary wall- and wait it out. No more guns, no more screaming... no more attracting them. Hear all the screaming on the streets, let the infected go to them. We have food in our kitchens. We know the streets around this area. This apartment is the best place we'll ever find."

Timothy gulped. Talking to an armed and dangerous man in a zombie apocalypse did wonders to his nerves.
Waiting on you @Against This.
Alrighty then, time to cook up a post.

E: I think you forgot about Erik when you barricaded those stairs. This is Erik karma I swear. Well I guess he can just post that he went up first before you barricaded them...
Marianne is still lurking under the bed <_<


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