Harry Potter vs Army of the Dead

Started by Rogue Jedi10 pages

Straight forward answer would be "yes."

Sooooooooooo..............

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Aaaaaaaaaaaand there it is.

Limited powers= Gimping. Remember this moment next time you accuse me of "gimping."

BTW: A wizard can simply SUMMON items from Hogwarts. It's called "Accio."

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Straight forward answer would be "yes."

Sooooooooooo..............

Limited powers= Gimping. Remember this moment next time you accuse me of "gimping."

BTW: A wizard can simply SUMMON items from Hogwarts. It's called "Accio."

Yeah, no. The answer is no, you admitted it in PM, so what you're doing now is extra-retarded.

Not allowing the combatants to leave the battle-ground is an equal "gimp." It's not just for your precious.

BTW, that spell could be limited to distance. But again, bringing outside items into the battle is likely breaking the OP.

AND WE'VE COVERED THIS ALREADY. BEING ABLE TO TELEPORT TO HOWARTS AND BACK SERVES NO PURPOSE UNLESS YOU'RE GOING TO ARGUE THAT THEY'LL BRING SOMETHING BACK WITH THEM TO HELP TURN THE FIGHT.

Also you can't apparate in Hogwarts, lol.

BTW: A wizard can simply SUMMON items from Hogwarts. It's called "Accio."

I see nothing wrong with that I guess.

Originally posted by Robtard
Yeah, no. The answer is no, you admitted it in PM, so what you're doing now is extra-retarded.

Not allowing the combatants to leave the battle-ground is an equal "gimp." It's not just for your precious.

BTW, that spell could be limited to distance. But again, bringing outside items into the battle is likely breaking the OP.

No, wrong question. The question I posted, please.

So now you wanna disallow wizards summoning items? That's two wizard powers. Apparition and summoning. Anything else? You that desperate?

Originally posted by Nephthys
Also you can't apparate in Hogwarts, lol.

I see nothing wrong with that I guess.

That's a charm that can be lifted, holmes.

Dumbledore can ✅

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
No, wrong question. The question I posted, please.

So now you wanna disallow wizards summoning items? That's two wizard powers. Apparition and summoning. Anything else? You that desperate?

You didn't post a question, jackass. You admitted in PM that this is a "principals" issue and in no way limits the wizards. Neither opponent being able to leave a given battle-ground isn't a "gimp."

When did I say that? It's up to the thread-starter, as items/weapons available are supposed to be stated in the OP; not added later in. Keep crying, it's funny.

Originally posted by Robtard
You didn't post a question, jackass.

Yup I did, this is the follow up question, you dodged it. See below:

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Answer is yes, wizards can apparate over great distances.

Next question: Is confining this power to a certain area, when the wizard can actually apparate anywhere, limiting their powers?

You admitted in PM that this is a "principals" issue and in no way limits the wizards. Neither opponent being able to leave a given battle-ground isn't a "gimp."
It opens the doors for more bullshit. Look at your recent exploit, trying to limit summoning charms. I saw that coming a mile off.

When did I say that? It's up to the thread-starter, as items/weapons available are supposed to be stated in the OP; not added later in. Keep crying, it's funny.

haermm You're deluded, dude. Anytime you take an MVF combatant and limit a power they have in any way, shape or form, that's gimping. In this case, you and the others are sick of Wizards raping force users and are looking for a way to negate a certain wizard power.

And failing.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Yup I did, this is the follow up question, you dodged it. See below:

It opens the doors for more bullshit. Look at your recent exploit, trying to limit summoning charms. I saw that coming a mile off.

haermm You're deluded, dude. Anytime you take an MVF combatant and limit a power they have in any way, shape or form, that's gimping. In this case, you and the others are sick of Wizards raping force users and are looking for a way to negate a certain wizard power.

And failing.

Still with that fail point that ignores both:

A) Both combatants and not just your precious are not allowed to leave the battle ground. If it's a "gimp", it's equal.

B) It's mostly irrelevant with teleporting and maximum distance in fights like this. Unless you're trying to angle that the porter is going to bring back some item/weapon not stated in the OP.

Yeah, I'm deluded, yet you're the constant question dodger. I asked you several times, what does it help Dumbledore in teleporting to China quickly and back (otherwise it could be running away) instead of being limited to the battle ground just as his opponent would be?

What you're doing is trying to finagle the wizards out of sticking to the battle-field, which is an MVF rule. We're not negating anything, no one has argued that they can't apparate. No different than saying Iron Man can't fly to Hawaii and out of the stated battle ground.

Originally posted by Robtard
Still with that fail point that ignores both:

A) Both combatants and not just your precious are not allowed to leave the battle ground. If it's a "gimp", it's equal.

Doesn't matter. A wizard power is being gimped. Cut it any way you want, a wizard (or any teleporter) is being gimped.

B) It's mostly irrelevant with teleporting and maximum distance in fights like this. Unless you're trying to angle that the porter is going to bring back some item/weapon not stated in the OP.
They could just summon said item. Wait, you're trying to limit wizard summoning power!!! Wheeeeeeee!!!!!

Yeah, I'm deluded, yet you're the constant question dodger. I asked you, what does it help Dumbledore in teleporting to China quickly and back (otherwise it could be running away) instead of being limited to the battle ground just as his opponent would be?
It doesn't do anything either way. As I said, it's the principle of the issue.

What you're doing is trying to finagle the wizards out of sticking to the battle-field, which is an MVF rule. We're not negating anything, no one has argued that they can't apparate. No different than saying Obi Wan can't speed-blitz out of the battle grounds.
MVF rule, eh?

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Yeah, not a rule. Show me where it's a rule.

Originally posted by Impediment
Apparating off of the playing field is an instant forfeit. I thought we covered this in other threads.

Rules right here.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Rules right here.
Nah, posting in a vs thread doesn't make it a rule. He said the same in a thread involving Snape, I said pretty much the same as I am saying here, he laughed it off and didn;t say anything else.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Doesn't matter. A wizard power is being gimped. Cut it any way you want, a wizard (or any teleporter) is being gimped.

They could just summon said item. Wait, you're trying to limit wizard summoning power!!! Wheeeeeeee!!!!!

It doesn't do anything either way. As I said, it's the principle of the issue.

MVF rule, eh?

Yeah, not a rule. Show me where it's a rule.

Or any runner, flyer, walker, crawler, tunneler, skipper, jumper etc. See, not a gimp. This is why you fail, it's not a gimp when both opponents are limited to staying within the battlegrounds.

Are you retarded? Serious question, cos I didn't say anything remotely to what you're implying.

So you're crying for no reason, great.

Yeah, it was covered long ago concerning people leaving battle grounds. Though I thought it was left to the starter.

Originally posted by Robtard
Or any runner, flyer, walker, crawler, tunneler, skipper, jumper etc. See, not a gimp. This is why you fail, it's not a gimp when both opponents are limited to staying within the battlegrounds.

Are you retarded? Serious question, cos I didn't say anything remotely to what you're implying.

So you're crying for no reason, great.

Yeah, it was covered long ago concerning people leaving battle grounds. Though I thought it was left to the starter.

Sure it isn't.

Lulz what you said earlier, dummy.

Sure.

No, it wasn't. Link.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Link.

http://img.sparknotes.com/content/sparklife/sparktalk/boohooetry_Large.jpg

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Sure it isn't.

Lulz what you said earlier, dummy.

Sure.

No, it wasn't. Link.

Alright, genius. Lets say it's Snape Vs Superman; the battle ground is an island and neither is allowed to go beyond the island's beaches/circumference. How is it not an equal "gimp"?

And I didn't say what you're implying earlier either, jack-ass.

Sure indeed, considering you admitted it doesn't matter.

Yeah, it was. Don't recall the thread as it was long ago, but I'm fairly certain in came around cos of your crying back then.

K.

Sure, I'm crying because I believe that MVF combatants should always be at full strength. Suuuuuuuuuure.

I mean seriously, what's that? Why would I believe that MVF combatants should be at full strength? How silly of me.

Awesome, you you wont mind the Death Star getting involved in those other threads then..... 🙂

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
K.
Originally posted by Robtard
Alright, genius. Lets say it's Snape Vs Superman; the battle ground is an island and neither is allowed to go beyond the island's beaches/circumference. How is it not an equal "gimp"?

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