Because I totally said he was overpowered.

I'm well aware of the fact that I was kicking him, and whatever allies he dragged in a group to attempt to gang me down without knowing I had shields = haste at the time, around like puppies, this was his (or his cabal's) fault, not mine.

However, if he can kill my groupmate, and still be alive and being bearcharged after said groupmate comes to the Battlefield from the past to loot his corpse without any skills other than parry, dodge, shield block and 24 dex, using a flail as his main wield against a spear while being bearcharged to death, something is ####ed. Well, quite a few things on both sides of the equation actually since he's not evading any of it. Especially since spears right now are second (or third) to flails in how often people get hit. He should have been dead in half the rounds it took me to bearcharge him down because flail is meant to be an offensive weapon, not near swords in parrying AND hit as often as axes used to. I have the log and it's up for discussion after my passing.

Tanking almost like he had wilderness fam did not make him overpowered. I still killed him plenty, probably more than he deserved, but more than half the time he initiated the fight first anyway, it's not as if I hunted him down, full sacced him and used the defecate social on his corpse's steaks. The few times I did die to him, he sacrificed more gear of mine than I tended to take from him. I was kind enough not to sacrifice his weaponry that exploited my near-uncoverable vulns and I paid for not doing so. I didn't exactly have ambush to even out the fact that he had resist, and I just refused to let him use his defender abilities. If he really wanted to make me pay for my tactics, he should have been a berserker. Defenders have gotten too popular and I just happened to be able to counter it.

And yes, some aspects of my own character are probably out of whack right now and some of my victims WILL say are overpowered as well, aspects which I will be willing to discuss objectively in-depth once I pass on.