Originally posted by Evangel94
Not that I want to interrupt the match, but I think I'll share my thoughts...Really depends on how complex the matter is and how intelligent the user is. Turning a rock into metal or steel shield is one thing, but turning a piece of rock into complex battle suit or complex computer guided tank is another. Remember Molecule Man? He couldn't reform Iron Man's armor because he couldn't understand the complicated circuitry or technology behind it, but had no problem reforming Cap's shield or Thor's hammer.
But that's why I have Reed and Lex, who do know how to build the things I'm making. Problem solved.
Also, sorry for not clarifying, but Reed's helmet was just solid light constructs like Sym said.
Originally posted by Evangel94
If matter manipulation becomes anymore of a problem in this tournament, I'll definitely put a limit on it.
Why is it a problem? Because there's discussion on the characters that use it? That's to be expected in a tournament for any character. Smurph is an exception though, who has a hard time debating against someone without trying to trash their entire plan, even the parts that make perfect sense.
In any case, nothing I've ever done is against your rules, so I really hope we don't resort to making more limits...because it could ruin my (or others'😉 plans entirely, and it wouldn't be consistent with the rules we drafted under.
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Anyway, thanks for the votes everyone. My team seems to enjoy controversy, but I've proven everything to a ridiculous degree and also made sure everything I do is legal. So if it seems like I'm > some teams and meshes, well I guess I'm just that good.
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