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I've been doing this rpg maker thing since I was 13 and haven't really ever stopped ever since. I have a couple projects under my belt, though only a few finished that I'm completely proud of. (my first game is finished, but it's typical 'my first game' trash). I found this place after finally upgrading from 2k3 to xp after RRR sorta collapsed and died. It's sorta sad to see that the internet isn't actually as immortal as previously thought, with old links decaying into 404's all around where you need help, but I guess that's just the way things go when interest is lost.
I'm a pretty big homestuck fan, and have done tons of work on an ARG/RP called SBARGv2 (I joined the community in its first iteration but didn't join the staff until the sequel) and have been working on stuff for that ever since.
I am the main artist in Fallingstar Games and I have a homestuck epilogue/sbarg crossover fanadventure called None Pizza with Left Beef.
I am aggressively nonbinary, and always willing to help out a friend in need.
I'm a pretty big homestuck fan, and have done tons of work on an ARG/RP called SBARGv2 (I joined the community in its first iteration but didn't join the staff until the sequel) and have been working on stuff for that ever since.
I am the main artist in Fallingstar Games and I have a homestuck epilogue/sbarg crossover fanadventure called None Pizza with Left Beef.
I am aggressively nonbinary, and always willing to help out a friend in need.
A Snowball's Chance
A desperate cook leads some tourists up a mountain to fund an escape from a frozen hell. What's the worst that could happen?
A desperate cook leads some tourists up a mountain to fund an escape from a frozen hell. What's the worst that could happen?
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Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
I'm gonna have to vote for Kevy here. He's got the home field advantage and rage in spades. While Lara may have an acrobatic evasive edge, there's still the bartender's blaster for her to contend with. Kevy has the entire bar on his side, and it's hard to compete with that when running isn't an option.
Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
So we finally get a chance to see Hikari in action! A little surprised to see that this is her early level form, but perhaps that's best for balancing. In terms of skill and discipline, I think Lissa has the advantage. However, Hikari has ice magic AND a sword.
While I really wanted Hikari to have a chance to fight Thoren later on, I can't ignore the sheer level/exp gap here. However, if Hikari manages to play her cards right, she could wind up keeping enough distance with her longer range.
Skill vs range, who will win?
I'll leave this one up to the others doing the voting.
While I really wanted Hikari to have a chance to fight Thoren later on, I can't ignore the sheer level/exp gap here. However, if Hikari manages to play her cards right, she could wind up keeping enough distance with her longer range.
Skill vs range, who will win?
I'll leave this one up to the others doing the voting.
Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
Ooh, this looks like it might be a close one! The power of A Large Bird against the fury of disgruntled employee.
Great White Heron looks like she will have a slight a stage disadvantage due to the un-ideal looking temperature of Irongull (it certainly doesn't look like florida wetlands climate!).
Kevy's greatest asset appears to be his sheer physical brutality, but that might not be enough against claws, a snapping turtle, and a rather long beak. Also, all the frustration in the world isn't enough to contest an oncoming airboat AND an alligator. Kevy's best bet is to try and strike where GWH isn't transformed, though that will still be hard due to the sheer differences in range.
I'll have to give this one to Great White Heron.
Great White Heron looks like she will have a slight a stage disadvantage due to the un-ideal looking temperature of Irongull (it certainly doesn't look like florida wetlands climate!).
Kevy's greatest asset appears to be his sheer physical brutality, but that might not be enough against claws, a snapping turtle, and a rather long beak. Also, all the frustration in the world isn't enough to contest an oncoming airboat AND an alligator. Kevy's best bet is to try and strike where GWH isn't transformed, though that will still be hard due to the sheer differences in range.
I'll have to give this one to Great White Heron.
Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
Alright, so Thoren's up against florida man?
Yeah, Thoren could easily take him, even with the drugs and the pet raccoon.
Thoren's main asset within this moveset is the range they have available. Boy Willy appears to rely on mostly close quarters and the inability to feel pain in the heat of the moment. While the raccoon toss may wind up being a trip-up, Thoren could easily return to sender with a little slap-chop action. Even if that guy keeps swinging through blazing heat, he's bound to get worn down eventually from extended direct fire exposure.
In a battle of raw ferocity versus calculated precision, the one best built for battle will remain.
(also wow, Thoren's got some cake! Certainly an upgrade they'd consider at some point!)
Yeah, Thoren could easily take him, even with the drugs and the pet raccoon.
Thoren's main asset within this moveset is the range they have available. Boy Willy appears to rely on mostly close quarters and the inability to feel pain in the heat of the moment. While the raccoon toss may wind up being a trip-up, Thoren could easily return to sender with a little slap-chop action. Even if that guy keeps swinging through blazing heat, he's bound to get worn down eventually from extended direct fire exposure.
In a battle of raw ferocity versus calculated precision, the one best built for battle will remain.
(also wow, Thoren's got some cake! Certainly an upgrade they'd consider at some point!)
Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
let's see here... looks like it's a fight of fire against fire. Knowing just how strong kangaroos can be, and the fact that this one can stand the heat on a regular basis, I feel like Sulphur is gonna get kicked to cinders pretty quickly.
This is a clear win for Bikuta, barely even a contest.
This is a clear win for Bikuta, barely even a contest.
Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
Spectra has lightning powers and Springlock has grabby limbs, a cool scythe, and a degree of timespace manipulation.
In this match, I feel it will all come down to wit, positioning, and mind games. I am unsure how much range Spectra's lightning has, or how much close combat is required to make them feel necessary. Springlock I feel would have the upper hand in middling quarters, being able to hold an opponent in a few different ways to get some good hits in. Scythes (especially big ones) are largely midrange, which may provide an opening if Spectra can cross the threshold to too close range.
It really depends upon focus on the moment here. I'm unsure who to vote for, so I'll leave that an open question unless I make up my mind later.
In this match, I feel it will all come down to wit, positioning, and mind games. I am unsure how much range Spectra's lightning has, or how much close combat is required to make them feel necessary. Springlock I feel would have the upper hand in middling quarters, being able to hold an opponent in a few different ways to get some good hits in. Scythes (especially big ones) are largely midrange, which may provide an opening if Spectra can cross the threshold to too close range.
It really depends upon focus on the moment here. I'm unsure who to vote for, so I'll leave that an open question unless I make up my mind later.
Fight Fest IV: The Warrior's Heart
Hmmm... This is a tough one to judge. O.R.B.8 appears somewhat unpredictable, given that orb-fu is relatively unknown. However, Doug's copy ability may give him the edge he needs. It will be very difficult to grapple a ten foot orb, but maybe that tat blast may do some damage? Meanwhile, O.R.B.8 has all sorts of bells and whistles, and I'm not even sure what would be the best strategy against it.
I'll have to put my vote in for O.R.B.8 in this matchup.
I'll have to put my vote in for O.R.B.8 in this matchup.
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