Anduril
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Well I have small suggestion about our little battle RP rule here,
Well this is the concerned rule: User can make only 3 moves per turn
Well I suggest we edit this rule in such a way that if a person has used only 2 jutsu moves in his previous turn then he is allowed a total of 4 moves in the next turn. If he has used 2 jutsu moves in the previous two turns then he is allowed a total of 5 moves in the following turn. Basically allowing the stacking up of the jutsu slots.
It will give a much more realistic touch to the RP, since by using less number of jutsus per turn you would be basically conserving your chakra which can be used to increase your fighting time in the next turn. Also to gain this advantage the user would have to use his cunning in the earlier move to reduce the number of jutsus he uses and not just spam them for sake of using his slots. This will reward those who actually think out a strategy in their play.
We can always limit the stacking to the previous two moves only and such so that it does not go out of hand.
Any more additions would be more than welcome
Well this is the concerned rule: User can make only 3 moves per turn
Well I suggest we edit this rule in such a way that if a person has used only 2 jutsu moves in his previous turn then he is allowed a total of 4 moves in the next turn. If he has used 2 jutsu moves in the previous two turns then he is allowed a total of 5 moves in the following turn. Basically allowing the stacking up of the jutsu slots.
It will give a much more realistic touch to the RP, since by using less number of jutsus per turn you would be basically conserving your chakra which can be used to increase your fighting time in the next turn. Also to gain this advantage the user would have to use his cunning in the earlier move to reduce the number of jutsus he uses and not just spam them for sake of using his slots. This will reward those who actually think out a strategy in their play.
We can always limit the stacking to the previous two moves only and such so that it does not go out of hand.
Any more additions would be more than welcome
