<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=169987.msg7989627#msg7989627">Quote from: Shjade on 02-04-2013, 20:30:14</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Two things, chaoslord:<br/><br/>1 - How do you figure someone like that is anything like Vash the Stampede, the ultimate pacifist? xD<br/><br/>2 - Maybe it's just me, but the guy you're describing sounds more like a Gunlugger than a Battlebabe (and not because of gender): several fuck-off guns on his person, enough ammunition for anyone and everyone and quite happy to use it all. I might just be reading the books incorrectly but the Battlebabe looks more tanky/defensive rather than death-dealing offensive as far as combat stats go. Not that the stats have to determine how a character's played, obviously! I'm just sayin'.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>No problems Shjade, I appreciate the feedback.<br/><br/>1) I figure someone like that is nothing like Mr. Love & Peace, that's where Riddick's personality and philosophy comes in. I would just my character look more like the jovial gun-fool in the long coat than a hulking Vin Diesel or Dwayne Johnson.<br/><br/>2) I don't think the playbooks are (as you yourself pointed out) quite that defined in terms of offensive/defensive roles. Also as I read them, just based on their most basic stats, the Gunlugger is the one all about being Hard, and the BattleBabe about being Cool. So the Gunlugger gets shot and shrugs it off, or bites their lip and grits their teeth and pushes through, making sure the asshole gets paid back double.<br/><br/>The BattleBabe, doesn't get shot in the first place. Enemies stare in wonder as their bullets shred the room and the BattleBabe casually, calmly walks over to the bar and takes a shot of whiskey, not even flinching when the shot glass bursts before they can set it back down on the bar. Then wouldn't you know it? The gunmen are bone dry on ammo and the Battlebabe is pulling out an ivory handled mauser box cannon with an extended clip from within their trench coat and sliding a machete-and-a-half from the sheat behind their back.<br/><br/>Anyway, that's just how I see it.<br/><br/><strong>@Yesiroleplay</strong><br/>I didn't realize the standard manuever for shooting and general damage dealing was a roll+ hard.<br/><br/>And of your hardholder ideas, I like the riverboat idea for Lake Mead, might be because I was picturing kind of a swashbuckling style of character.<br/><br/>Considering both of those, the Cool & Hard gunlugger might be more the speed of the character I was considering, you're right.