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(Fwd) Re: Cookies and Mercs
Poster: "Erika Robbins" <ROBBINS@faculty.law.duke.edu>
>
> For what it's worth, whenever I have spoken of Atlantia's fighters with
> friends from other kingdoms, the univeral response I hear is, "they hit pretty
> hard". I leave it to the reader to determine whether this is a compliment.
>
> -Vard
There's a big difference between a perception of 'hitting hard',
which is not dishonorable in and of itself, and a perception of
cheating. Big, important difference. Someone who hits hard *and*
takes hard is not cheating. Someone who takes hard, and hits hard,
but will tell an opponent "that felt light to me, I don't think you
should take that blow" may be calibrating high, but they are not
cheating. If they have to be hit hard, and they throw light, and
they expect opponents to take light, then there's a real problem.
And it's a bit hard to talk things like this out in the middle of a
melee......
Eilis
Erika Robbins
Duke University Law Library
Serials and Acquisitions
"Life is what happens to you while you're making other plans."
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