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I mean, CH could just do what Hunter did, dodge, and eould be haarder to do that against a moving target in the airLuz would never just kill a random person and so I have to vote CH based on that alone. She has zero incap moves against a jet so her only option is to pretty much up and die. Out of character though CH gets stomped since as shown with the video earlier she can just point (with the staff) and annihilate them and their plane.
Luz would never just kill a random person and so I have to vote CH based on that alone. She has zero incap moves against a jet so her only option is to pretty much up and die. Out of character though CH gets stomped since as shown with the video earlier she can just point (with the staff) and annihilate them and their plane.
Luz killed Bellos in cold blood and watched him suffer as he died in agony and pain, she had no reaction other than contempt for Bellos while all this was happening, so yes, she is willing to kill when there are gigantic consequences in letting the enemy live and SBA defines that the battle will have terrible consequences for the character in the case of a defeat.Each character will view their opponents as enemies, who they have to assume wish to cause them severe harm such that losing could have any range of dire consequences. The characters will assume their opponents have not been forced into battle. They are assumed to have decided from free will to fight and are not excused by a just cause, difficult times or otherwise exonerating circumstances. Furthermore, the situation is assumed one where the opponents are not protected by social norms or consequences, such as being a civilian protected by law.
I knew someone would bring up Bellos. That guy was literally a genocidal dictator that tried to kill her a dozen times. The CH is literally a random guy. That SBA for some reason has been popping up like a million times this week and staff really need to change it because it is super improperly worded as they have pointed out to me like three times now.
It specifically was just meant to get a character to fight another, not murder if they don’t normally do that.
The character will do what they would do in relation to absurd consequences and Luz will be willing to kill because it is literally shown what she does in this situation and she had zero remorse.Each character will view their opponents as enemies, who they have to assume wish to cause them severe harm such that losing could have any range of dire consequences.
So, SBA is going to get more clarification? Sweet!No again, the point is that’s not what SBA means. A crap ton of staff members have stated this at one point or another this week since it seems to be coming up all the time all of a sudden. It’s not supposed to mean that, it’s just horribly worded. I didn’t want to have to make a thread on it, but really this is the 10th time I’ve seen this and I always hated that rule anyways so I need to make a thread on it tomorrow.
There may be counterarguments since this is a very new and early conclusion. But counted.I’ll vote Luz then. Homing missile aren’t designed to track people, and unlike a person a plane can’t suddenly lunge itself to the right or left like Hunter to get out of the way of the blast (which honestly should have its speed calculated). So Luz shoots her beam at CH and their plane and them are annihilated. Though if CH managed to land a missile shot Luz dies equally as badly so I don’t think it’s a stomp. Just a very easy win for Luz.
CH plane isn't that limited, especially with the fact she should have plent of time to aim dodge, missels aren't It's only atack method having bullets as well etc.But this isn’t about skill. A jet only has so much finite movements and attacks it can do. Trying to hit a little girl on a broom with a missile designed to hit larger stationary targets, or track vehicles (like large ones with lots of heat) is a monstrous task. And a jet can’t fling itself in any direction it wants. Versus a human that on land can go left, right, forward, and back pretty much on a dime in comparison (which is why Hunter can leap out of the way). The CH is a good pilot, but Luz can just fly up to them and get close enough to accurately beam the plane to dust. Plus the broom isn’t as limited in movement either and can just go straight towards the plane while it needs to abid by aerodynamics.
Bullets pircig damage is really bustedLuz has 9-A durability so only it’s missiles can work
Stringbean is not only faster but also has greater mobility as it is able to fly in any direction.You are really underestimating the mobility of a jet
For some reason I trough CH had subsonic reaction speed lolAnd Stringbean is faster than the aircraft; CH's reaction speed is peak human, so it won't make much of a difference. Luz knows what an aircraft is and CH will only see an ordinary girl.
This here?Though I want to clarify CH has superhuman reactions they are like half way to subsonic.
Is the use of devices a permanent increase in the natural reaction or does the CH need to have the device?Superhuman reaction speed with one of the fastest robots (A multi-axis arm has a 50 ms reaction time[182]), at least Superhuman, likely higher individual reaction time with devices (Used by normal people and elite athletes to increase reflexes and reactions)
No... no... CH human is every positive trait a human ever had, countig knoldgeThat’s not how the CH works when it comes to knowledge, they don’t get knowledge of fictional characters in versus threads as they are assume to be natural real people to them and not stories we made (it is definitely a bit unintuitive). Plus I’ve heard people say the CH doesn’t have a combination of human knowledge, but other composite did have that be combined so I’m eh on that one.
I remwnber that being said prior, tell me where they sad no to that pleaseThat’s unfortunate been said as a big no by staff. I can understand with them knowing about characters since in this instance the character isn’t a fictional thing written by them but an actual person that’s existed. But for overall intelligence, staff has just said no to that, despite it not being how it worked for any other composite. Though staff said no, so it’s no for now.
Some of the threads are still there. From experience, I agree that it would be difficult to retrace the thread even if it did survive the forum move.https://vsbattles.com/threads/composite-human-vs-tournament.161605/post-6218412
H3110 mentioned that’s how it’s currently treated and they made the profile. I remember staff mentioning it a long time ago too with the original profile, but those post will be ridiculously hard to find. I guess asking staff that have an interesting on CH on how it should work again now would be a good thing to do. But I know they’re say they are just as smart as a person can be, not that they have the actual knowledge.
I mean, the fight between Shrek and Fiona from their own series would be more complicated if they had prior knowledge by virtue of knowing each other in the canon.I was confused on what you meant, but now I understand. Rick would indeed have no clue what Pokémon is if he’s put against a Pokémon. Opponents in fight aren’t allowed any prior knowledge on an opponent or their verse unless they are given prior knowledge. I’ve heard the same even applies for characters in the same series.
I think I fully comprehend the confusion stuff with @JustANormalLemon now lol. The rules here may get to a point where we may have to ask the staff on certain cases, like if Rick had a Pokeball while fighting a pokemon and stuff gets complicated.I think that would be a good thing. Honestly same verse characters not knowing each other is the one example I find kinda annoying. I think they should know each, but currently by rules they don’t.