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Still, there's not much I can say, as Divinity did technically agree to fight the ability. I'd have asked for clarifications on its traits, so it couldn't be abused, but I have trust issues. *Shrug*


I did not agree to fight it on the terms he's slapping onto it currently. I assumed we were abiding by standard prep regulations, so I read that ability as being powerful, but not outright being able to be sustained at virtually no cost (he has cast it twice now with virtually no drawback) and against everything regardless of power. In other words, I never read his ability as a cheat sheet to use against the prep system.

Also, I wasn't talking about the division spell when I brought his shields up. I meant the shields he summoned around his character at the end of his post. But this was a very good byproduct conversation to have.
@MelonHead I rate your piss-analogy a solid 8. I have no idea why it isn't a ten. I just feel something is missing from the concoction.

I have been getting a serious laugh out of all of this.
So the barrier shouldn't just be blanked out by any prepped attack, because it's a high tier, high grade ability. It's a one-trick pony, but it's very effective, and it was accepted by my opponent before the match started.


I don't ever recall accepting conditions of an ultimate defense that can sustain any amount of damage from any attack regardless of power. Corban's most ultimate defense is his Kinetic Barrier, and that is generally only good against a single sustained attack before it is taken down, and has limits in terms of the physics concerning it, and abides by prep regulations.

I do not by any means support a defense that can be summoned on the fly that can stand against everything conceivable.

Dazsos, following general T1 etiquette, what your shield would have would still not be a prep which means a prepped attack would overpower it, and a quick draw would match it, provided the choice of attack was not poor (ex: magic missile fired at antimagic barrier). I'm not really sure what you're trying to argue about the shields IC. That they're slightly more special than a quickdraw, but less than a full 'prep'?
Yes. You really did >_>
@Rilla I was supposed to send you my tournament win about a month ago but completely forgot!

Here you go.
Alright, I'll have a post up before the day is out hopefully.
What I'm reading from Dazsos is that he entered following general T1 Eden.... but now thinks certain rules should be amended for him due to various runes he's now using, and plot devices taken from his sheet. That is certainly not acceptable for me.

To follow one ruleset and then to completely try to disregard it using terrorist groups as your defense for why is really not convincing me.
@ImportantNobody Have at thee! Crystal is the cutest waitress of them all! Now I shall come prepared with a pink bow for her!
If you still need my prep breakdown, it's all rather straightforward. It has been a single prep which began cooking as of the post where I sustained damage, and has had a mention of one kind or another following it.

Particularly, it started the moment crystal flung her.... crystal into the clouds of the storm.
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