- Location
- Germany
Yeah I understand that, but you already gave me one during the last vote,
Which I hadn't been able to spend until now due sleeping and working
Digimon Inheritance: A Heroic Lion's Turbulent Times (Finished)
- Thread starter drexal15
- Start date
Yeah I understand that, but you already gave me one during the last vote,
Which I hadn't been able to spend until now due sleeping and working
RomanceNinja
The Pun-isher (Official Meme Wizard)
- Location
- United Kingdom
Wait... I just realised something.
Is Sparks our Hulk/Ironman?
"We have an army."
"We have a Candlemon."
Is Sparks our Hulk/Ironman?
"We have an army."
"We have a Candlemon."
- Location
- Wherever I feel like being
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Iron Man, definitely.
no.
Pink Flamingo Cabal Grand Vizier
- Location
- Pennsylvania
Yeah, sure. I'll try this plan.
[X] Stop Sparks from getting his mech and Tell him to gather the Baby digimon in Gramps and near Fu's house, with her help and then use the escape route to flee with them and Lunamon and Tresh
-[X] Give him your Backpack to transport the baby digimon
--[X] Take the heal disc out beforehand
---[X] rush then to *aid* Flamemon, distract the enemy so that Flamemon can use the Healdisc
[X] Stop Sparks from getting his mech and Tell him to gather the Baby digimon in Gramps and near Fu's house, with her help and then use the escape route to flee with them and Lunamon and Tresh
-[X] Give him your Backpack to transport the baby digimon
--[X] Take the heal disc out beforehand
---[X] rush then to *aid* Flamemon, distract the enemy so that Flamemon can use the Healdisc
no.
Pink Flamingo Cabal Grand Vizier
- Location
- Pennsylvania
GwaedDraig
Crazed Gun-dino
- Location
- Breadcrumbs and Beaver spit
Can I point out that plan is a horrid option, for one major reason being denying another strong fighter on our side the field which is make or break here, we CAN'T afford Sparks not getting into the mechanorimon with five Champs confirmed on the field.
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drexal15
Proud GM
Something else about the plan is that it doesn't have a contingency in case trying to convince Sparks doesn't actually work.
Which would lead to me defaulting to the second most voted for plan. Edit: (When writing the update Verge would try to convince him. And if it fails Verge would divert to one of the other two options)
Edit: Also again. Verge doesn't have a backpack.
Which would lead to me defaulting to the second most voted for plan. Edit: (When writing the update Verge would try to convince him. And if it fails Verge would divert to one of the other two options)
Edit: Also again. Verge doesn't have a backpack.
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RomanceNinja
The Pun-isher (Official Meme Wizard)
- Location
- United Kingdom
As much as I like your plan I'll have to agree with GwaedDraig here, the mech is something that we really need on our side right now.
no.
Pink Flamingo Cabal Grand Vizier
- Location
- Pennsylvania
Yes, but we'd be able to get the noncombatants out while also getting the healing disk to Flamemon. That could make a major difference.
Edit: But yeah, I can see the potential downsides.
GwaedDraig
Crazed Gun-dino
- Location
- Breadcrumbs and Beaver spit
We could just give the fricking disc to Sparks to get it to Flamemon, he'd have a greater chance of getting to him and not getting bogged down.
drexal15
Proud GM
Verge is currently faster than Sparks. Just for FYI
GwaedDraig
Crazed Gun-dino
- Location
- Breadcrumbs and Beaver spit
I know, wasn't basing it off of speed, speaking of that though it along with the digging thing would be handier evacuating the non-combatants.
drexal15
Proud GM
Remember there is also the emergency escape tunnel. Which has already been pre-dug.
- Location
- Germany
That is only if you believe that the Enemy has not accounted for the Mech
Given that this is their offense is mean to be a major overkill for us and that they have been aware of our combat potential for some time, it makes sense that they are either prepared for it or have it already destroyed before/during the initial Attack
- Location
- The Void
While that is a good point it's also founded on abit to much assumption. Mainly that a group of 4 Champions, A high tier Rookie, and others need to use more than simple tactics on a group of "Annoying Rookies". While the fights we've won may seem impressive to us, but to them it's could be nothing more than annoyance.
We're a Group of 6 rookies and a mon controlled Champion. While yes we've defeated Two Champions and their mooks they weren't exactly impressive. The Wizardmon was just a recently evolved Grunt and the Woodmon was obviously not that impressive if Flame almost 1v1d him.
Now even if it turns out your right the Alraumon could have been sent to deal with The pilot of the Mech Sparks. She did have him trapped before we showed up after all. Besides why destroy a perfectly useful weapon when you could kill it's wielder and take it for yourself?
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- Location
- Germany
Because they can easily dig up some more if their actions are left undisrupted
Also given that this is an offense far above our weight class it stands to reason that their desire is to delete all of us
As such taking out the Mech makes sense in order to lower our combat potential, avoid unexpected situations and prevent some of us Getting Away
Tam Lin
The Evolution QM
[X] No, you won't. Lunamon and Thresh are still inside the hut, probably wondering about what's going on. You have to get them out of here now - the escape tunnel can be used to get them away from the fighting.
Geez. They're like evil versions of our friends. Minus Augur.
Oh shit. Where is evil Augur?
Geez. They're like evil versions of our friends. Minus Augur.
Oh shit. Where is evil Augur?
drexal15
Proud GM
To note something. The vote has been closed since last night. Going to help Lunamon and Yhresh won.
@sidestory destroying the Mechanorimon would be fairly noisy and time consuming because it's actually very tough even for most champions. Would not fit in well with a surprise attack. Edit: Though you're not wrong about it being logical to try and keep it out of the fight.
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Heh, something to mention is that Verge is not all seeing and all knowing. There's no telling if what's been described so far is the entire enemy attack force or not.
Actually no. Verge is a lot tougher and harder hitting than Lunamon ATM. She has higher agility spirit and special, though the latter two are currently so low for Verge that such a fact doesn't mean all that much.
@sidestory destroying the Mechanorimon would be fairly noisy and time consuming because it's actually very tough even for most champions. Would not fit in well with a surprise attack. Edit: Though you're not wrong about it being logical to try and keep it out of the fight.
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Heh, something to mention is that Verge is not all seeing and all knowing. There's no telling if what's been described so far is the entire enemy attack force or not.
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- Location
- United Kingdom
Ah damn I missed the vote. Damn, I'll still throw in my two cents
This is not an amazing situation, honestly there are no good options where we can save everyone. I think ultimately we have to come to terms with that however bitter the pill is to swallow. Another thing to note is that rage doesn't have to manifest in a raging torrent it can instead fester and glower until the day it can finally take root and burn bright all at once. I know I missed the vote, but I agree with what option won out. We should take names, remember their faces and ensure that each one of our assailents meet their miserable ends at our hands one day.
Moreoever this is an area where data gathers and forms eggs, provided that the mission was merely to wipe out the current village occupant in vengeance. Doubling back and rebuilding one day with a sterner focus on military strength may be an option. If nothing else ensuring that some member of the village making it to safety will allow us to form a new (group, village, army, band seeking vengeance, family) with significantly more ease.
Building off what sidestory said
We have little else we can deploy, and Spark's Mechanorimon has never demonstrated the ability to use any of its signature moves Twin Beam and 4 Disk Break. Wheter this is due to Spark's lack of experience using his Mechanorimon, or some deficiency with that specific Mechanorimon. This actually means that beyond the damage the mech has already suffered, it doesn't fully take advantage of all its Champion level skills and power.
The chance of us actually winning this battle as it is then is not particularly amazing unless we can find or do something that will drastically shift the balance of power. Something that I see as almost entirely out of our current ability, better that we save what we can, while we still can. Ideally, Auger, Lunamon and Thresh can all escape via the tunnel (especially as Auger has some decent ability to dig, provided that his digging skill didn't also get reset). With our vulnerables secured we could then decide on our next move either to fight, flee or some other actions (I personally would like to see if we could get Sparks to use Twin Beam against the Bakemon).
I really don't know if this is particularly useful since it's come out late.
This is not an amazing situation, honestly there are no good options where we can save everyone. I think ultimately we have to come to terms with that however bitter the pill is to swallow. Another thing to note is that rage doesn't have to manifest in a raging torrent it can instead fester and glower until the day it can finally take root and burn bright all at once. I know I missed the vote, but I agree with what option won out. We should take names, remember their faces and ensure that each one of our assailents meet their miserable ends at our hands one day.
Moreoever this is an area where data gathers and forms eggs, provided that the mission was merely to wipe out the current village occupant in vengeance. Doubling back and rebuilding one day with a sterner focus on military strength may be an option. If nothing else ensuring that some member of the village making it to safety will allow us to form a new (group, village, army, band seeking vengeance, family) with significantly more ease.
Building off what sidestory said
We have little else we can deploy, and Spark's Mechanorimon has never demonstrated the ability to use any of its signature moves Twin Beam and 4 Disk Break. Wheter this is due to Spark's lack of experience using his Mechanorimon, or some deficiency with that specific Mechanorimon. This actually means that beyond the damage the mech has already suffered, it doesn't fully take advantage of all its Champion level skills and power.
The chance of us actually winning this battle as it is then is not particularly amazing unless we can find or do something that will drastically shift the balance of power. Something that I see as almost entirely out of our current ability, better that we save what we can, while we still can. Ideally, Auger, Lunamon and Thresh can all escape via the tunnel (especially as Auger has some decent ability to dig, provided that his digging skill didn't also get reset). With our vulnerables secured we could then decide on our next move either to fight, flee or some other actions (I personally would like to see if we could get Sparks to use Twin Beam against the Bakemon).
I really don't know if this is particularly useful since it's come out late.
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no.
Pink Flamingo Cabal Grand Vizier
- Location
- Pennsylvania
Hmm...
Another thing that I didn't think about is that this team isn't exactly as elite as it seems. Bakemon are shitty champions, born when a rookie strong enough to digivolve into one dies but then digivolves instead of reincarnating because of an overflow error. They're kind of like less-shitty Numemon. Straibmon is quite strong, on Flamemon's level if not higher, but he is still a rookie, and would likely be evenly matched against a mid-level champion. The Alraumon was, all things considered, nothing special, and the weakest member we've seen so far by a significant margin. The most notable of the group is definitely that Devimon, though it's unclear exactly how strong he is since we didn't actually see his and Sorcerymon's fight.
All in all, this doesn't say "crack team" to me. In fact, it doesn't say "team" at all. This group is just too weird and mismatched in terms of both power and specialness to be a military unit. I bet they're an independent group, loosely allied with one faction at most, possibly for money.
Another thing that I didn't think about is that this team isn't exactly as elite as it seems. Bakemon are shitty champions, born when a rookie strong enough to digivolve into one dies but then digivolves instead of reincarnating because of an overflow error. They're kind of like less-shitty Numemon. Straibmon is quite strong, on Flamemon's level if not higher, but he is still a rookie, and would likely be evenly matched against a mid-level champion. The Alraumon was, all things considered, nothing special, and the weakest member we've seen so far by a significant margin. The most notable of the group is definitely that Devimon, though it's unclear exactly how strong he is since we didn't actually see his and Sorcerymon's fight.
All in all, this doesn't say "crack team" to me. In fact, it doesn't say "team" at all. This group is just too weird and mismatched in terms of both power and specialness to be a military unit. I bet they're an independent group, loosely allied with one faction at most, possibly for money.
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