@Fetts said:
I wouldn't put money on that. Chances are just as easy that Boba and Owlman go through the open area to get to their designated trees rather than go behind them. In fact I find it more likely given that they're trying to lure them into that area.
But shouldn't it be no problem for your teammates? I thought we were just going over how fast of reflexes your team has and that they're already pretty prepared for whatever surprise attack that may happen. But if you feel like that those factors aren't enough, I understand.
But I'm not too sure that'll help either. There's still about a 75% chance that you'll still be in Boba's line of sight. You can either be to the edges left or right of Boba, or you can be at the edge where Owlman is. The only advantage it might bring you is that you're closer to cover. If that is the case, some intervening might have to be done. Boba has one of the most tactical and cunning minds in the Star Wars galaxy. I think it's safe to say that he'd realize launching his explosive at fast people such as your team members and who are also next to cover would be a bad idea. And Owlman would certainly see it.
This intervening might prove to be a better in a sense. Now according to you and Esquire, Connor Hawke is in the rear of your formation. A razorang would very silent, and I don't think Connor would hear it coming until it's too late. And he's certainly not going to see it. Unfortunately, while a razorang is silent, going Alvin York style is probably out of the question. A dead body hitting the silent forest ground is going to create a thump that is going to be heard. But, it might cause the rest of your team to drop their guard for a second and see if Connor is still breathing. Not only that, but it takes away your only real good shot at an effective ranged attack.
Followed by that would be a smoke pellet or two. This way, they won't be able to see where the explosive now launched by Boba is coming from. It could be to the left of them, right of them, in front of them, somewhere above. Whatever. They'll be totally blind. According to Esquire, I believe he said it would travel in 133 feet in one second? And we'd probably only be like 100 feet up. So while your team is now a little more off guard and pretty much blind, an explosive with a lot of power is going to hit your team in a second or less.
So ya. I see your chances of surviving this a little dim.
Ok so i actually didnt think of that at all so ill give you that
Why take the chance?My team has no idea who they are up against.For all they know they could be being hunted by Hulk.I already brought up Snipers as well.My team can dodge gun fire but the fact remains that a shot from a gunner who they dont see and dont know is there is more than likely going to hit them.Going into an open area is just asking to be shot.
I just went over that.The only point to hanging out on the edge of the opening is to be near cover if need be.Thats survival 101.Personally i also dont mind if Boba keeps his explosive with him.Saves my team a lot of heartache
Ok so now Owlman takes Connor down.Ill bite where exactly does he go from there?Tactical 101 see if your friend is dead when there is no risk of being shot.Any moron knows this.Again the first thing to do is find cover.Taking Connor out is such a way is not going to make my team drop their guard.In fact it will be just the opposite.
Now not only does my team know your team is there they know where Owlman is.Kraven can easily get to him and personally i dont see Owlman winning that encounter.
As far as smoke pellets im not sure how effective they would be in an outside scenario like this.The smoke isnt going to stay in one area.Now if they didnt know where Owlman was after taking Connor then there is no chance that they wont know where he is now.From there leaving the gassed area and getting Owlman is a very easy task
For the readers: I know it may seem like I'm changing my strategy. But in my defense, Sherlock kind of changed his strategy as well. I was under the impression that they'd be going straight through the open area. I don't recall any talk of sticking to the edges. We were debating on how their reflexes could redirect it or if they could outrun the explosion, etc. I am now aware of a factor that I wasn't aware of before. So naturally, I'd have to adjust a bit.
Dont sweat it my friend.In any debate adjusting the strategy is going to happen.
Not bad. But firstly, Ladd stood there for a bit. Secondly, while he may be that fast, he clearly wasn't moving that fast there. It's impressive I'll give him that. I just don't think it's as impressive as you think it is. Would it be enough? I'm not sure. Are there any other running speed feats you might have?
Either way, I don't think it's going to matter here, as I've explained above.
Thats still on the underside of a moving train.Any normal person would take a few minutes to cover that.Claire did it in the time it too Ladd to run a few feet.Even with the pause thats pretty quick.More than enough to merit getting behind a tree.
This is his fight with Christopher and Liza.
Oh? Are you that confident in your skills? You think you can face both me and Liza alone?"
Christopher shook his head in mock despair at his opponent's foolishness, but Vino paid it no mind, stretching lightly before standing straight. The look in his eyes seemed a little different from what it had been a moment before.
"All right, then. Since the sun's shining and everything... I guess it's time to get serious."
"Ahahahaha! How droll! I applaud your wit, sir," Christopher said, watching several chakram close in on Vino's back.
It seemed Liza had given up on Chane and had instead decided to devote her energies entirely into helping Christopher.
"Okay," Claire said, "here I come!"
And the next instant, six silver rings should have buried themselves deep into Vino's body.
But instead, Christopher beheld something that he could hardly believe.
"What...?"
"Heh. These're pretty nice."
One moment, Vino's hands had been empty. The next, they held six chakram.
They had come from different angles, all completely outside his field of vision, and Vino hadn't even turned around.
"What just happ-"
Vino hefted the bladed rings and sent them all spinning toward Christopher before he could finish.
"-ened?"
Each chakram drew a beautiful arc through the air, coming together toward where Christopher currently stood.
By the time conscious thought reached Christopher's mind his body was already leaping away, and he looked back to see six rings bury themselves in the ground just behind where he'd been standing.
"How-"
He straightened, taking just an instant to get his footing, but it was long enough. He looked up to see Vino already there in front of him.
"Checkmate."
Vino grinned, his right hand closing around Christopher's throat.
"I was going easy on you 'cause I wanted to fight together with Chane for as long as I could, but it looks like things're getting messy down there."
"Wha..." Christopher gasped, utterly defeated before he could resist or even surrender. Vino's strength had caught him completely off guard.
"Impossible... How did you catch Liza's chakram...?"
Another ring came spinning through the rain, flashing in the sunlight as it sped toward the back of Vino's head.
But the hitman merely reached back with one arm, not even bothering to break eye contact with Christopher, and plucked the chakram clean out of the air.
So first of all Liza is invisible.Next you get a couple of decent speed feats here.What i really want to note is the projectile weapons.All of them were coming from different angles and area yet Claire without looking plucks each of them out of the air (Not just deflects them or dodges them).How does he do this you may ask?Its actually quite simple.He sees the reflection of the chakram in Christophers eyes.Thats some damned impressive sight right there.I dont think a smoke screen will make any really difference to him
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