In what situations isn't Fire good? Which element would you use in that situation, and how/why (don't post jutsus, these are mere hypothesis).although i've experienced that fire can be lethal in battle, i've also experienced situations where other elements were needed. An example is my fight against POD, where he had learned some CJ's that were good against fire.
When describing a situation, you're not suppose to be vague. Explain where you're at, take your surroundings in consideration. Describe what's comming at you, it's characteristics and it's power. Finally, describe what can you do to counter it, taking both your surroundings and the characteristics of what's comming at you.well for example, if an opponent uses water, especially S or A ranked, then i'm allmost done for, i'd have to come up with a very good explanation on how to avoid it, and with only fire jutsus at my disposal, then it wouldn't be looking good.
if an opponent has special ninjutsu that stops fire, (POD used one in our fight) then i'll be almost done for, i don't see how i'll be able to defeat an opponent, that's able to use a broad selection of elements and jutsus.
third, well an opponent that uses genjutsu, that would completely ruin me, since i don't know any other jutsus, then the fire jutsus Deidara sensei has taught me...
Very well done!1: i'm at the valley of the end, me and my opponent have both fallen into the water because of a blast, problem is, it's his turn, and he knows water style, and uses a water jutsu, which becomes stronger in a water source. With fire i can't do anything, nothing i fire at him would have any effect, but if i had lightning, i could send shockwaves through the water, and hit him without problems.
2: i'm in a forest, me and my opponent both know fire jutsus, he has just used a fire jutsu, which breathes a giant flamable mist/smoke, with fire i would get myself killed, but with wind, i'd be able to blow the smoke away, and counterattack at the same time.
3: i'm at a flat grassfield, me and my opponent has been equal so far, but now he uses his ace, a fire jutsu combined with wind, that creates a combo stronger than any of my fire jutsus, with fire i'd only be able to take some of the damage, but with wind i'd be able to do the same as him, or even better with water, i'd be able to counter it.
Don't go with the obvious then xdWell, the most most obvious choice would be wind, to make my fire stronger, but i could also take earth, to protect against water... i think i'll go with wind, to strengthen my attack force.
Wind it is then.well i have a deal with Crutch about water training so that's why i've left that out but i don't have any wind training...
We've started already. Copy pasting jutsus and tell you their description isn't where the train starts.No, not really, although i've seen people using wind jutsus, to lift themselves, thereby escaping hostile jutsus.
Well, shall we get started...
Close enough...Oh sorry for my impatience...
Well, wind jutsus can be used to evade hostile jutsus, because that wind can be used to transport things from one place to another, and since the rules state that, you have to block a jutsu, with a jutsu, (or atleast some kind of ability) then wind is an obvious choice.
Right. Also if you're standing on raw rock or in a wet field (after or while rainning)1: if i'm standing in water. (valley of the end)
2: if i'm in the air. (flying on a summon, or just a very high jump)
3: if i'm my opponent is using lava techniques.
Indeed.Well, small fire-jutsus would definetly make a good combo with this for example
(Katon: Boya Kasui ) – Fire Release: Small Fire Stream
Rank: C
Type: Offense
Range: Short
Chakra cost: 15
Damage points: 30
Description: The user releases a small short ranged stream of flame at the opponent, causing them to collapse. The move requires no hand seals.
this would make them more poverfull indeed.