Official Move Approval IV

[Jade Harley]

Your Honor, while it's true that Vision was incorrect throughout a meaningful portion of his evaluation, there is also another glaringly important factor to consider—

Who wouldn't be?!



The Omniverse's staff team is a group of volunteers, hand-picked for being nice and willing to help other users along. These moves appeared to have such a great amount of technical information, most of it inconsequential, that it was easy to mistake them for regular moves that do not expend SP.

But, that isn't what my client did, contrary to what you might believe! Vision just wanted more information, for which he shouldn't be criticized. Here's why.



Look at the evidence. What super moves go beyond the bare minimum of information? Not many! Hellscythe is right on that count, for sure, but they were innocent enough questions. They might not serve the typical function of drawbacks, but they still provide helpful information.



I mean, it's pretty embarrassing to admit that a move can be too vague even for a seasoned member, but we're talking about the roleplaying process here! Having information about the time needed to execute a move (or how tiring it can be) doesn't outright affect the outcome of the super move, yes, but it can help the other writers roleplaying on the receiving end of the attack to accurately depict what is taking place.

And, in my opinion, a super defense needs a specific amount of time that it can be maintained to prevent a user from simply camping out on the battlefield beneath their shielding when there is not another super to disrupt it.

Honestly, it's a matter of simple courtesy to your fellow writers, but thank you for making the edits that you did, Deathscythe.



This sure is something to think about!