Lucas is not big and yes he does have the defense against ice but not the status effects they can inflict. When is going to have time for all this defensive PSI use?
Dude...the ice only starts to freeze the other foe when they are out of HP...and why wouldn't Lucas be putting up all of his defensive PSI 1st anyway? Stat wise speaking from a logical use he has time to be putting up PSI and so on when several people are trying to shoot him at one time...so how is he going to struggle with PSI use when there is only one target to worry about?
Speaking of size what prevents Kirby from eating Lucas whole? Kirby eats things about the size of a small child.
Kirby is 20 centimeters tall...he has an easy time eating things around his own size...just something that is about 2x his size he has a very hard time with eating (mini-bosses for example aren't the only things)...and considering how the Mother series main characters are considered kids who have just started to enter their teen years...I'm pretty sure they hit that roll...so...looking at an average 13 year old...
Height...155 cms with a range of 134 - 175 cms
Weight...43 kg said range is 28 - 75 kg (93 lbs rounded up or so if you need this)
I think you are the one who doesn't know when to stop classifying things as "game mechs". The thread's definition of game mechs state what they are, yet you're trying to pass off what make characters what they are as game mechs.
K...let us look...
Game mechanics (If something is described about a certain character in his or her game that isn't ridiculous [like Pokedex entries], then it is a true fact about said character. If something as stupid as, let's say, Link shoots an arrow towards the sun, the arrow then returns as a fire arrow, this becomes a game mechanic because nothing was said that describes so.
How is Link getting the fire arrow a game mech again?
Her shield protects her from enemy attacks, and protects her suit from enemy damage.
Already talked about this…but I’m still waiting for your reply on how the last post I addressed to you earlier today…
They seem like different kind of sounds to me.
Already talked about this and Mike…
Like? Going Bananas that protects the Kongs against both lava and "bee stings"?
I actually talked about this in another post…my point for that was that the Kongs have no proof that they would be able to take a speeding bullet car, just because of what they take…
Not exactly. I'm against Lucas being on the top of this list for bull**** reasons. I don't want ZOMGAPOLOCLYPSE to be a auto win for Lucas. And it goes again, against the thread's rules.
Again…the dragon’s power is no worse than the triforce parts for rules…hell…it’s even more fair…because I’ve already pointed out that the power is linked to Lucas like 90 times…unlike with the triforce…which is a sentient 1st come 1st serve power…
Some of it yeah. It isn't exactly the best proof there is either. It's all based from Mother 3's vagueness in general.
How the how is Mother 3 vague just because you say so?
There are walls of text talking about the dark dragon…and it is the primary focus for the 2 longest chapters in the game…and even gives proof to stuff that happened in Mother 2…if all the info about the dragon was in chapter 4 of Mother 3…than I would agree that it is vague…but it isn’t…let’s look at some skills that are really vague…
Going bananas-there is only 1 sentence that talks about it in the one game it is from…
Speed Booster-there are only 3 sentences about it in total with all the games out there…at least they give info about a logical description behind it and in turn that logical description gives info about how Samus can run right through things without slowing down (yet people would still rather pass it off as invincibility)
I keep on saying them because you on avoiding things said in the game like this:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/snes/file/588301/34560
(Poo)
'(Poo read the Hieroglyphs!)
'"To fight against invaders, we built this pyramid fortress.
'However, our efforts were futile, and we lost.
'Nonetheless, our pyramid was protected by the gods of Scaraba.
'The invaders will be reborn every millenium and will attack again.
'Even now, the invaders hide beyond space and time and build their evil
stronghold.
'A place out of time is beyond the Dark, and is even farther beyond the Lost
Underworld.
The fact that the PK skills in EB are listed with three/four types only further goes to prove my point though that they accept the “umbrella term” for PK skills…
How is that hard to get?
If Lucas where true to Mother 3, and somehow we all agree of him having the Dragon's power, this is what happens:
The point is…if you aren’t letting Lucas have the power of the earth…then you aren’t even going by the basics of the what the thread says it is going by…how about that?
Plus…considering how PK Love/Rockin has a description for what it is and is “the reason for the dragon’s power”
Logically…for how it is talked about (being able to change the world and so on) the dragon’s power is just logically very (very) high leveled PK…and considering how PK at a high level is widely seen in other fictions besides the Mother series as “god power” anyway…and is even described as such…
I hardly see how it is vague…psychokinesis in general is pretty much seen to
change matter.
It’s pretty common…so I hardly see there being a lack of info…based off the stuff…
I hardly see this stuff in Mother 3 based off what is said about it as “wishing” as well I might add…
Ummmm _clinton do you think Lucas has all his PSI defenses on when before the battle starts? True to his game he has to make a shield when the battle starts. Lucas would not be fast enough to make any defense before pink screaming death metal fills his mind.
I like how the same is with Kirby actually…how does he have his powers at the start again of something?
Oh and how do you think Kirby is faster than Lucas’ Shield? The moment Lucas thinks it…is the moment the shield comes up anyway…
The difference is that this was a cutscene.
Which is the same for how this happened with Samus...it was a cutscene as well...
And if the sound is 'like' nails on a chalkboard, than they should have similar dB ranges. Nails on a chalkboard is NOT THAT BAD.
Again...it was only a description...for something that people do find in common as an in this case for something unpleasant sounding...and I'm aware that nails on a chalkboard isn't that bad...the sound of someone vomiting is far worse...
Still...Saying it sounds like nails on a chalkboard is a lot easier to get across for what you mean AND to give a measure for it than to say it sounds like a baby crying or how someone is throwing up...