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Derian wrote:Well, ****. Par is right.
Par wrote:Killing a guy in front of his girlfriend just to make him look like a douche.
Thorondor wrote:Shield bashing a legged person and landing on them if you're significantly larger (50-100lbs) and staying there.
Big Jimmy wrote:If you're on the field, assume anywhere and everywhere is gonna get hit.
savetuba wrote:Big Jimmy wrote:If you're on the field, assume anywhere and everywhere is gonna get hit.
Under that assumption none of the listed moves to a valid target area would be considered a */punk move.
Urban Dictionary wrote:*Any cowardly action that is intended to adversely affect another.
*An abject act only benefiting oneself
*A decision that can be classified as weak or cowardly.
*when someone does something stupid, annoying, weak, cheap, gay, and/or *
*A move, tactic, or strategy that is used by cowards and punks. A soft move used as a last resort.
Urban Dictionary wrote:Punk: Being your self and not giving a **** what people think about you or say about you.
Thorondor wrote:Now it's a toss up on if some of these should be classified as a * move (weak, stupid, cheap, etc) or punk move (not caring what people think because it's legal enough). They're all punk moves, just figuring out that line that moves it up a category is the deciding factor on which it is.
Thomas MacFinn wrote:How about we just say "both" and move on (sorry, snowed in and grumpy).
savetuba wrote:
*Diving under the shield kick and stabbing upwards into the *, groin, and unprotected leg/back of knee. (learned that one from an amtgard guy)
*Aiming for the hand if the person punch blocks.
Tiercel wrote:Sometimes I stay on my knees for so long, I forget, and have to leave them both down.
vek wrote:Going into a tank tourney and killing a guy with a rock
savetuba wrote:*Diving under the shield kick and stabbing upwards into the *, groin, and unprotected leg/back of knee. (learned that one from an amtgard guy)
Tiercel wrote:Sometimes I stay on my knees for so long, I forget, and have to leave them both down.
i like to fight in close, i am stronger than my opponent in almost all cases, so it works well. i like to step on their front foot to throw their balance off. then they are much easier to hit, they usually look down to see whats going on.
Nakamoto Amuro wrote:Bringing online Bele-board drama onto the field.
Makieus wrote:purposely striking towards to head to force the fighter to flinch, then pulling the shot and hitting torso/limb...
Makieus wrote:Dunno if this would be considered a punk/* shot, but purposely striking towards to head to force the fighter to flinch, then pulling the shot and hitting torso/limb...
savetuba wrote:thrusting your spear into a shield man's shield causing the back of the shield to slap them in the face.
Squire Dacian wrote:I've been bashed plenty of times (used to have that flanker build to me) and I've gotten up and kept fighting. It may have hurt like hell. I may have sat down for the rest of the practice. But, in my mind, it's part of the game. It happens. Just don't "* out" because of it.
Dowjin wrote:J hooks.
Spike wrote:Here's another something I consider a punk * move:
If someone steps out of bounds but are nowhere near being engaged in active combat, and you're standing there screaming "Hey! You stepped off the edge of the world! You're DEAD!"
This one * me off because, yeah, he's technically dead, but that rule is only there to protect spectators from becoming entangled in combat. If no fighting is going on in that area or there are no spectators/equipment nearby and you're using "out of bounds" as an advantage just to not have to fight an extra person, you are not a punk * but in fact a punk * *.
Thomas MacFinn wrote:savetuba wrote:thrusting your spear into a shield man's shield causing the back of the shield to slap them in the face.
While I have never tried to hit anyone in the face, I think moving shields around to aid your allies is one of the primary purposes of any weapon over 8 ft long. I thrust at them, smack them and comment afterward almost every time somebody leans forward to rest his chin on his shield or tries to peek around an edge inches from his nose.
savetuba wrote:pommel strikes. I'm guilty of doing such to people who continue to say light to a good hit. And when they complain(usually *) about it I always reply, 'OH? So you did feel that.'
And for those quick to judge, it is usually after the 3rd time of questioning, 'Why didn't you take your hits' and being told 'I didn't feel them'.
Big Jimmy wrote:savetuba wrote:pommel strikes. I'm guilty of doing such to people who continue to say light to a good hit. And when they complain(usually *) about it I always reply, 'OH? So you did feel that.'
And for those quick to judge, it is usually after the 3rd time of questioning, 'Why didn't you take your hits' and being told 'I didn't feel them'.
O_O
I don't think any one post has ever shocked me that much.
If I ever saw someone intentionally pommel strike as a marshal I would go BALLISTIC. I don't care who you are, "you don't hit with this part" is pretty f-in basic.
Pierce wrote:Big Jimmy wrote:savetuba wrote:pommel strikes. I'm guilty of doing such to people who continue to say light to a good hit. And when they complain(usually *) about it I always reply, 'OH? So you did feel that.'
And for those quick to judge, it is usually after the 3rd time of questioning, 'Why didn't you take your hits' and being told 'I didn't feel them'.
O_O
I don't think any one post has ever shocked me that much.
If I ever saw someone intentionally pommel strike as a marshal I would go BALLISTIC. I don't care who you are, "you don't hit with this part" is pretty f-in basic.
Quoted for truth.
savetuba wrote:pommel strikes. I'm guilty of doing such to people who continue to say light to a good hit. And when they complain(usually *) about it I always reply, 'OH? So you did feel that.'
And for those quick to judge, it is usually after the 3rd time of questioning, 'Why didn't you take your hits' and being told 'I didn't feel them'.
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