Re: Bio

by Alexandra Thu Aug 09, 2012 4:02 am

This is freeform roleplay. I, personally, think the use of stats is silly and completely unneeded, and am in the slow process of removing them from my own bios.

You should be able to have your RPs get across what your character is like, without having to resort to meaningless statistics, IMO. But that's just my opinion.

by Kitten Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:11 am

This idea is really stupid... we aren't playing a board game but a freeform style roleplay...

I find noobs (you have five post, one character and zero matches completed) who think they know better ridiculous. You haven't completed a match and you are already teeling us how we should do this... seriously?

and I hate people who think it is cool to brag about their drug addictions.

Burn in hell

by Alexandra Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:29 am

Oh, be nice Kitten. No need for the 'burn in hell' line, even if he seems to want to do it. He's new and didn't know any better.

...and where was he bragging about a drug addiction? O.o

by Jizzelle Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:35 am

[quote="Kitten":373y2pow]This idea is really stupid... we aren't playing a board game but a freeform style roleplay...

I find noobs (you have five post, one character and zero matches completed) who think they know better ridiculous. You haven't completed a match and you are already teeling us how we should do this... seriously?

and I hate people who think it is cool to brag about their drug addictions.

Burn in hell

So, how about that there elitism?

by Lamia Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:03 pm

hÃ

, calm down, i just share an idea...each time somone speack and try to participate you answer like tike THAT? oO
Calm down,i just try to participate...
Where i say i know better?? Or drug addition?

come on....

by Harrier Thu Aug 09, 2012 12:29 pm

I think it's rather complicated to do a sum up with a sport like wrestling anyway.

Kurt Angle(who probably deserved what had been coming to him after bullying new guys) was unable to escape Puder who put him into the kimura lock, with a lot of combat guys stating that Puder would have effortlessly caused surgery on Angles arm if not releasing him from the hold, and Angle is a wrestling gold medal winner, probably bigger and much more experienced than Puder.

So two nearly equal trained individuals should logically? have the one in the hold tapping out in seconds. I am not into fighting sports, so I ain't sure about that.

by **Admin** Thu Aug 09, 2012 1:05 pm

Elitism is a No No folks, though this is not a game where fighters earn experience points for various strengths and tactics in the ring :S lol that would be confusing. Be grateful AFW isn't a corporate company! XD

by Bluemouse Thu Aug 09, 2012 5:00 pm

I think the idea with the Angle-Puder thing was more that Angle was good at something that couldn't protect him from JJ, and Puder's JJ actually had the ability to jack him up. It was a knife fight, and Puder pulled a gun.

by Harrier Thu Aug 09, 2012 6:36 pm

He's maybe lying, but Puder stated in an interview that he was trained by a guy who lost only with a few points to Angle in the olympic qualifying and knew that he could fight one on one with him. I am pretty sure Angle had no idea what was about to happen to him, but would he have been able to fight out of it if he had known what was about to come?

I am curently carrying the impression that once you are in this or that lock or move it's just over, regardless of your toughness soany set of rules could only be a measure to see how they generally fare, but I also have no real idea of this stuff. Like for example the omoplata, that looks horribly painful and I don't really see a way out if it.

by kerflubble Thu Aug 09, 2012 7:17 pm

Most joint locks once locked on are pretty much game over for anyone in real life. The lightest armbar will have you tap out within moments of it being applied.

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