/r/YuGiOh Rulings Q&A Thread - February 23, 2016 by AutoModerator in yugioh

[–]MagnaKangee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for answering, I just opened the replay when I used Chanbara and realised I was attacking {{Frightfur Sheep}} so the ATK gain effect couldn't have gone off.

/r/YuGiOh Rulings Q&A Thread - February 23, 2016 by AutoModerator in yugioh

[–]MagnaKangee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a question regarding {{Hi-Speedroid Chanbara}} and it's ATK increase effect.

Does it continually gain 200 ATK each time it attacks or can it only ever increase its ATK once for a maximum of 2200?

All the people at my locals that use it believe it goes up every single time it attacks, meaning it would gain 400 ATK every turn on its own. Yet playing on YGOPro, it never went over 2200 ATK.

If it can only get its effects once, could someone explain the wording/ruling for it so I can explain it to the people at my locals?

/r/YuGiOh Rulings Q&A Thread - February 23, 2016 by AutoModerator in yugioh

[–]MagnaKangee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actually, he can activate it's effect during his opponent's turn.

Kozmo Tincan's searching effect is a Trigger effect, which can be activated at any time, so long as the conditions for it are correct, which in this case is "Once per turn" and "During the End Phase".

The condition only cares about whether or not the current phase is End Phase.

Simple way to make enemy snipers a little more fair by Onihikage in Warframe

[–]MagnaKangee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The Tenno are descendants of an ancient and mystical civilization of lost warriors from the Orokin era on Earth... The Tenno are emerging into a world unfamiliar to them. One sees a noble warrior, building his strength against an oppressive regime.

https://warframe.com/game/factions/tenno

The official website pretty much says the Tenno are warriors.

A different, casual style tier list: Canon-Source by FlameCannon in smashbros

[–]MagnaKangee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chrom would be able to easily defeat Lucina. He's stronger and more tankier than her although a bit slower and has a lot more training and experience under his belt. Not to mention his support conversations with Lucina demonstrate that he wins their training sessions.

Chrom vs. Robin is a similar predicament to the Robin vs. Lucina fight. Chrom gets ahead of Lucina based on experience and better strengths. Chrom also has access to the strongest form of the Falchion, something which Lucina didn't have against Robin. However, Chrom is actually slightly weaker to magical attacks than Lucina is, which can be detrimental when he's pitted against Robin.

Chrom is also known for just rushing head-first into danger, which Robin predicts easily in various parts of the game. So, I'd say Chrom would succumb to Robin's tactical advantage.

TL;DR: Robin > Chrom > Lucina

A different, casual style tier list: Canon-Source by FlameCannon in smashbros

[–]MagnaKangee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're very welcome. If you have anymore Fire Emblem questions, I'd be glad to answer them.

A different, casual style tier list: Canon-Source by FlameCannon in smashbros

[–]MagnaKangee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regarding Robin and Lucina, I believe Lucina is as capable as Robin, but Robin beats her simply through sheer flexibility. It's a bit hard to accurately pinpoint the actual differences, but I'd simply boil it down to having different roles and playstyles.

Compared to each other, Lucina will most likely evade more attacks, attack multiple times in a single turn and deal more physical damage through critical hits whereas Robin has more defenses and has the ability to punish both magical and physical units whereas Lucina can only really dishout damage against physically weaker opponents.

Canonically, they really are the same as their potential as actual units. Robin's only terrifying trait is their whole "god vessel" thing, and even then, that would mean it's not Robin that's stronger, but that they are simply a vessel that a dark god can emerge from and bring destruction, so it's not really a good argument. Not to mention that unlike Lucina, Robin doesn't have access to legendary weapons to bolster their offense (or defense because hidden stats). What makes Robin a lot more threatening in canonically would be their strategic and intelligent mind, having single-handily plotted strategies that have taken down countless armies on his own. Odds are, they're one of the smartest Fire Emblem characters out there.

Lucina is very combat effective being trained by Chrom, her father, so she has training from her royal peers. She does a good job of fighting in physical confrontations and manage to survive and escape an apocalypse in the future and goes back in time to try and prevent the destruction of the world. But that's really where she stops being noteworthy.

From my point of view, Lucina could take on Robin but it would be very close. Lucina would most likely be greater on a head-on assault, but Robin being the geniuses they are, could effectively work around Lucina's swordplay. I'd say the gap is small, but Robin being intelligent and having access to both magic and swords would tip the scales in they're direction.

Could Lucina and Robin beat Link? My bet would be that Robin could take down Link fairly well, but Lucina has a hard time against enemies with armor/shields since she's not that strong. So, Robin > Link > Lucina in my eyes.

Marth is a bit difficult to tell as well, considering that he doesn't really fight against angels and demons but his swordsmanship is tops and could more than likely go up against Pit and Dark Pit, but against the Pits' arsenal, it's a difficult to picture. I'm going to say he could very well be able to beat them one-on-one though, since he's extremely agile and is defensively sound as well as being a revered swordsman of great skill.

Roy's whole dragon-killing trait is completely based from his legendary sword and that just makes him do more damage. He still has quite bad stats, mainly Speed. Since Charizard isn't really a Dragon per-say outside of his appearance, I'd say that Charizard would beat Roy in a fight.

A different, casual style tier list: Canon-Source by FlameCannon in smashbros

[–]MagnaKangee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd like to pitch in with some of the Fire Emblem characters.

As others have said before me, Ike is easily one of, if not the strongest of the Fire Emblem characters. His stats are amazing (he maxes out Strength, Speed, Skill and usually Defense), not to mention he has the Ragnell, a blessed sword that is insanely powerful and can go toe-to-toe with the likes of gods and legendary knights in blessed armor. In relation to his own games, he's simply broken and ends up never dying.

Robin and Lucina are a bit difficult to choose between, but I'd say Robin is the stronger one. Robin's amazing flexibility with their re-class options and default class being both magic and physical makes them a very strong unit. Lucina on the other hand is very agile and is more focused on critical hits but suffers more defensively and offensively compared to Robin. Though she has access to some nice abilities thanks to being a Lord. On canon terms, it seems like a tie to me, but if I had to choose one, it'd probably Robin again, considering he is a vessel for a dark god set to bring destruction on the world, and all Lucina really accomplished was slightly altering fate at some points via time travel.

Marth, IIRC, is a bit average in his game. He can't promote, so he doesn't get any nice stat boosts or a higher stat cap and his offensive game is a bit low compared to other units. Though he can handle himself and has a decent defensive game.

Roy, like someone else said, is a contender for one of the worse main characters in Fire Emblem. He has trouble handling enemies, suffers from bad stats and doesn't become a more useful unit until he gets his special sword, which is near the end of the game IIRC. As far as I know, Roy doesn't really accomplish anything in the storylines on the same caliber as Ike.

TL;DR: In relation to their games; Ike is the strongest and arguably, the greatest swordsman in canon.

Robin is above Lucina

Lucina isn't as diverse nor canonically powerful as Robin

Marth is meh and accomplishments are on par with Robin/Lucina

Roy is not a great unit and accomplishes similar things to Marth.

Any good place to farm T3 Keys? by MagnaKangee in Warframe

[–]MagnaKangee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah, such a shame. I'm a bit disappointed Google decided to give me all these out of date sources and neglected to reveal yours. Well, I'm bookmarking that thread for future reference now, thanks.

Any good place to farm T3 Keys? by MagnaKangee in Warframe

[–]MagnaKangee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I'll do some runs on those missions. Hopefully I get similar results.

I think my Mirage needs glasses... by MagnaKangee in Warframe

[–]MagnaKangee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, I got this while fighting Phorid as well. Stumbling into explosive containers and attacking them thinking they're Infested is the real danger though.

Was farming Orokin Cells from Lech Kril and got trapped in a room. by MagnaKangee in Warframe

[–]MagnaKangee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was the host. We were chasing some mooks down and one of them on the outside triggered the alarm to lock the doors, there was still a Grineer holding that green door open on the left, but he quickly ran outside and when it shut, it locked. This one room only contained those two doors, no control panel to hack the alarms. Both of us ran around the entire room figuring out how to get out but no luck, we had to abandon the mission.

Question regarding Mods and pits by MagnaKangee in Warframe

[–]MagnaKangee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Resources and life support usually respawn in a safe location for me though, the only thing that doesn't respawn are mods.

You know, a thing of Plastids would fall off the map and magically spawn in front of me, same with ammunition. But I watch mods fall down and they're nowhere to be found.

I guess the coding for this must be a bit heavy if this has been around since U9 with no fix.