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no they can't. not unless your leader is really high level and fighting a really low level. Didn't you see what I said about that?

and really, Asagi and them aren't that powerful anyways

[color=#993300]Theres a few problems....especially since it makes it numerically very confusing to do...

Doesn't Asagi end up killing the main bad guy?

what are the problems?

@Random: Just beacuse she does that doesn't mean she is really strong when compared to some characters from other series.

[color=#993300]It's somewhat difficult to compute the leaders stats based on what you said. If we are to have the subs donate their power to the leader in exchange for fighting time or vice versa, we'd have to do it by percentage multipliers. The actual leader's stats are also difficult to compute because simply taking the average of the teams stats effectively makes the leader useless. I.e. I let my leader fight at full power, then I just take the average of the team's stats and let the subs not fight. Effectively useless due to lower overall stats and lower summed health.

the leader doesn't have any actual stats, not until they are given to him. it doesn't have to be the average of the reps stats. that was just a possible example

what do you mean by regular characters? you mean ones that can't fight? why would anyone pick ones that can't fight for a fighting game?

[color=#993300]Essentially, by any current means, by draining the ability to fight from one sub to boost the leader, using the leader is rendered useless, logically

ok, how about this. We can make it easier by only having three stats. Offensive power, defensive power and speed. Your defensive power is basically your health and your vitality. At level 1 they have whatever starting life they have and the amount of damage they take is 100 percent. Then increase defense power to level two increases their life and lowers the amount of damage they take. Offensive power is how much damage they do and speed affects being able to hit first and to dodge.

When transfering power from the reps to the leader it depends on how many reps you get power from. To make it simple we can just say that if your leader gets power from one rep then all their stats directly copy. For 2 reps you would have 2 stats from one and 1 stat from another. if you get it from 3 reps then you get the highest stat from each rep making up 3.

[color=#993300]Again, that still doesn't make sense, because by using at least decent team tactics, the very sum of all the subs stats will exceed a max leader's stats and in any combination as well. Plus, limiting the game to 3 stats doesn't allow much flexibility and reduces the pool of viable subs, everyone might as well choose solely warriors and such.

I was trying to make it simple and it did make sense to me. Why don't you explain what you would do then?

[color=#993300]Well, I actually have to go soon, but if you don't mind, I'll explain everything as soon as I get back. Sorry.

Like the Avi.

[color=#993300]Hello Shotty

Hey Sneaky. How are you?

[color=#993300]Busy, at work actually, but waiting

At the job you mention two weeks prior?

[color=#993300] Well its different now, but similar in that i'm still dealing with chemicals

Ah. How is it different?

[color=#993300]Different work, more "intensive", money. But I have to sit in on one of the students' defense