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Everything that I've got in this rough hessian sack - no, don't touch it, whatever you do - on Dreadnautilus. The armour plating on this marine mash-up will withstand anything that jumped-up little swine can throw at it. Extra helpings of barbeque pork ribs all round. Why are you bleeding? You touched the sack, didn't you?
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Frankly I'm still putting my bets on the nautilus. Think about how many moving parts there are in Brut-05. And think about where the fight will take place. All that sand has to put a fine-grained spanner in the works at some point. Although having said that, have I just argued against my own favourite? Will the tentacled terror dry out in the arid desert environment? Thoughts?
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May 3, 2010 19:40
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Ravenkana posted:Well, I would assume it would have some augmentation to prevent drying out and that Brutus would have special joints specifically built to keep sand out. Otherwise, we'd have a very boring fight. There's a really big part of me which would find it hilarious if this wasn't the case. A hog with arthritis and a nautilus refusing to come out of the shade. I think it's because my favourite Zoofights battle involved lions with cannons for arses, simply because I couldn't stop laughing at the idea of them all skittering about the arena on rollerskates. Still think dreadnautilus will win the day. Raging and flailing with masses of horrifying fleshy arms; what could possibly go wrong? Really looking forward to this fight.
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May 3, 2010 19:58
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Ghost Hat posted:Except for the fact that Brut-05 is surely used to a little sand between his toes. He was putting down riots in South Africa before coming out here. I hadn't thought about that - of course he must be used to the conditions. I suspect that the narrow confines of the slums coupled with the grasping tentacles of the nautilus will result in quite close combat. Might that be to the hog's advantage in the end, particularly if it's used to putting down crowded riots?
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May 3, 2010 20:20
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Shanty posted:Can you imagine fighting an annoyed semi-autonomous cephalopod weapon of mass destruction? This is my point exactly. One little grain in his tender parts and our squishy friend's rage meter will fly through the roof, giving him the irate edge he needs.
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May 3, 2010 22:46
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A GORILLIAN DOLLARS, you say? I bet all these bananas I found lying about round the back of a restaurant on SAD ARAGORN.
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May 10, 2010 23:47
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Go Lions! Do we really need all these spoiler tags, by the way? It's not like everyone posts 'in character' and it makes it kind of hard to read...
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May 12, 2010 00:00
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Co-sine posted:You shouldn't not vote just because the odds are slim. You don't lose anything for losing (Well, except Robotnik) and who knows, it may help your choice pull a Barbarramundi. Aw you used my croctopus :3 I love that little fella.
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Jun 3, 2010 00:15
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Flint_Paper posted:This is my worry too - the past couple of Zoofights have had me skimming past pages of guff to get to the good stuff. 'In character' discussions of who will win can add to a thread (although I think a straight up discussion of the relative merits of each character is often more entertaining - think of a pub conversation about a gorilla fighting an ox. You wouldn't need to pretend to be a space-farmer to enjoy the debate) but pages of pictures and the like can result in the good stuff being missed in an effort to avoid the dross. Thirding this - sometimes the RP makes me cringe.
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Gravitas Shortfall posted:
Aw, that was nice.
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