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Bacchanalian

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Re: Unexpected Violence, Unexpected Retort
« Reply #45 on: 13 Feb 2014, 12:22 »

You were warned not to google it...
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Arnulf Ogunkoya

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Re: Unexpected Violence, Unexpected Retort
« Reply #46 on: 13 Feb 2014, 16:49 »

Spider Jerusalem. The reporter that Muck Raker really wishes she was.

He's a bit like Istvaan, only he's a reporter rather than a syndicate boss. He does about the same level of damage though. And has much the same tolerance for intoxicants.
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Re: Unexpected Violence, Unexpected Retort
« Reply #47 on: 07 Apr 2014, 05:16 »

Realism:
Use fist and smash into character head. Spontaneously.
Then, probably, being beaten by whole bar, or safely retreated if no further action taken (my character doesn't continue beating after taking action).
Against characters, who were godmodding against me earlier, possible godmodding with description of results of the hit without letting them decide/deflect it  :P

Fantasy:
Almost the same, but using a handgun as a knuckle to deal greater damage.
Then could start shooting people, if they would try to "blob"  :twisted:
Probably end getting shot as well.

What happened really in last rp
Character simply caught the glass, put it on the table and continued conversation, because was trying to start a fight with someone else  :lol:
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Andreus Ixiris

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Re: Unexpected Violence, Unexpected Retort
« Reply #48 on: 18 Apr 2014, 13:46 »

In real life, if forced to fight in a bar, I'd ideally grab a pool cue. They have excellent balance, aren't too heavy to wield offensively and allow you to maintain some amount of range from whoever you're fighting. I can't say whether Andreus would do the same on account of I don't know whether pool was one of the cultural mores that survived the trip from Earth to New Eden - he'd certainly feel comfortable fighting with a stick since he practices the Intaki equivalent of Silambam, but as with most martial arts, the actual utility of that martial art would depend entirely on the circumstances.

Failing a pool cue, I think both of us would generally go for whatever nearby object could be wielded effectively.
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