|
|
#22959, "Multiple ground controls."
|
Rag doll ... As in throw round like one
Is it right that ground control is stacking in this way? For the damage it does, the lag it can do, stacking maledictions seems a bit much. This was from one successful owaza and 3 throw ground controls. (IE every ground control maledicted)
-31 dex from ground control -6 strength
Spell: 'bless' modifies save vs spell by -4 for 20 hours. Spell: 'bless' modifies hit roll by 2 for 20 hours. Spell: 'protection from good' for 18 hours. Song: 'canticle of the gods' modifies save vs spell by -9 for 18 hours. Song: 'canticle of the gods' modifies hit roll by 5 for 18 hours. Song: 'charismatic prelude' modifies charisma by 2 for 10 hours. Skill: 'ground control' modifies dexterity by -8 for 8 hours. Skill: 'ground control' modifies dexterity by -8 for 8 hours. Skill: 'ground control' modifies dexterity by -7 for 7 hours. Skill: 'kotegaeshi' modifies dexterity by -7 for 6 hours. Skill: 'kotegaeshi' modifies strength by -7 for 6 hours. Song: 'anthem of resistance' for 4 hours. Skill: 'ground control' modifies dexterity by -6 for 3 hours. Skill: 'ground control' modifies strength by -6 for 3 hours. Skill: 'recuperate' modifies movement regeneration by 7 for 2 hours.
|
|
|
|
RE: Multiple ground controls.,
Scarabaeus,
05-Jan-18 08:50 PM, #1
Am I right to assume,
Murphy,
08-Jan-18 12:11 PM, #2
RE: Am I right to assume,
Scarabaeus,
08-Jan-18 12:16 PM, #5
Unlikely,
Kstatida,
09-Jan-18 07:30 PM, #9
Can we have the same for bat? NT,
Kstatida,
08-Jan-18 12:16 PM, #3
you never know! NT,
Scarabaeus,
08-Jan-18 12:21 PM, #7
RE: Multiple ground controls.,
Rag Doll (Anonymous),
08-Jan-18 12:16 PM, #4
HELP files,
Scarabaeus,
08-Jan-18 12:17 PM, #6
RE: HELP files,
RagDoll (Anonymous),
09-Jan-18 07:30 PM, #8
| |
  |
Murphy | Sat 06-Jan-18 04:02 AM |
Member since 30th Dec 2010
1639 posts
| |
|
#22966, "Am I right to assume"
In response to Reply #1
|
that one of them is -str and the other -dex?
Also, does that mean that after the first crippling control the rest will always be strikes to the ribs/kicks to the face and thus more likely to permalag?
|
|
|
|
    |
Kstatida | Tue 09-Jan-18 02:46 AM |
Member since 12th Feb 2015
2214 posts
| |
|
#22973, "Unlikely"
In response to Reply #2
|
You'll just have hyperextensions that don't maladict.
|
|
|
|
  |
Kstatida | Sat 06-Jan-18 12:32 PM |
Member since 12th Feb 2015
2214 posts
| |
|
#22967, "Can we have the same for bat? NT"
In response to Reply #1
|
|
|
  |
|
#22968, "RE: Multiple ground controls."
In response to Reply #1
|
I feel it would be worth updating the help file:
Once a joint has been hyperextended, further ground controls will not be possible to this person until they have healed. If the ground control executed is a strike, however, further ground controls are possible upon additional successful throws.
The help file does hint that once a hyperextension has landed (regardless of location) that no more of these strikes are possible. So perhaps replace the above with:
Two types of joint hyperextension are possible, shoulder or elbow, once a specific joint has been hyper extended, further ground controls will not be possible to this joint until it has healed. If the ground control executed is a strike, however, further ground controls are possible upon additional successful throws.
|
|
|
|
      |
|
#22972, "RE: HELP files"
In response to Reply #6
|
Fair point!
Remove ground control from Owaza? Just kidding.
So perhaps replace the above with (Essentially just breaking it out into the two technique types ... I have no idea if I am even in the ballpark with how Owaza works tho):
When the opponent is thrown, two types of joint hyper-extension are possible, shoulder or elbow, once a joint has been hyper-extended, further ground controls will not be possible to this joint until it has healed. If the ground control executed is a strike, further ground controls are possible upon additional successful throws.
When an owaza technique is applied to the opponent two further variations of joint hyper-extension are possible, shoulder or elbow, once a joint has been hyper-extended, further ground controls will not be possible to this joint until it has healed. If the ground control executed is a strike, further ground controls are possible upon additional successful throws.
|
|
|
|
|