Exotic Defenses

[stubby]

Nah, there's all kinds of bad effects from radiation.  Radiation sickness, radiation poisoning, and radiation burns.  If you want a direct demonstration of radiation's effects on organic tissue, refer to your local microwave.

It'd be funny to simplify it all down to radiation = cancer, but unless you can find a way to turn that into instant mayhem within the time constraints of a brikwars battle, I have to reject it.

[Zupponn]

Scythe is living proof that cancer has little effect on Brikwars.

[Tzan]

I thought he didnt really have cancer.
I was just a random growth thing.

[stubby]

I was just a random growth thing.

I sense a new tzan comic in the making.

Let's not forget the most important effect of radiation, which is bizarre instantaneous mutations and occasional superpowers.

[Keldoclock]

Perhaps being irradiated deals one RAD damage per turn, and when that exceeds a unit's armor a doctor comes along and says    "Sir, you have ass cancer" and the unit dies of depression.

[Tzan]

Oops!




Hey I found where that "t" got to.
Thesson's post

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=9678#p220135

[Thesson]

...I didn't know you were missing it! Here!

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[Tzan]

Thanks dude!

[Pwnerade]

Why is everyone so concerned with how radiation and photons work in real life? ,

[Thesson]

I agree. My 'SCREW LOGIC' agrees

[aoffan23]

There's a difference between logic and physics.

Brikwars tends to ignore both, though. My completely unclear point is that although physically impossible things are extremely common in Brikwars, it seems pointless to come up with rules for things that are physically possible, and then make them do something completely different from what they can do in real life.

I'm going to be honest, I'm not sure if this post makes any sense at all.