>>3213436
>Spend a little quality time with your punching bag

>>3213436
>Spend a little quality time with your punching bag
dm you should link the new thread in the old one. I wouldn't have seen this if I didn't check the catalog.

>>3213436
>Spend a little quality time with your punching bag

>>3213436
>Go out of your way to find someone to beat the crap out of

>>3213436
>find someone to beat up

Also cardio killing gains is a myth.

>>3213488
Gotcha. Just did.

>>3213436
>>Spend a little quality time with your punching bag

>>3213745
I did not know this and now I know this.

>>3213436
>Spend a little quality time with your punching bag

>>3213759

Looks like well over five to me.

The brisk air is just starting to give you a chill when you reach your home, having worked up a sweat but still far from drained. Heading inside, you look around at your small apartment. It has only the things you need to improve yourself and your art.

There's a cot, a bench for lifting weights, and a swinging punching bag near your mounted TV. The pantry is full of healthy food, as well as a well stocked liquor cabinet. The apartment is threadbare and the furniture is outdated, but you've never cared.

It's time to go over some basics, get out of our head, and beat the tar out of something that can't fight back.

You wrap your hands and get into stance.

(I'm going to make a full set of combat options with their AP costs and roll modifiers on them that we can use for each combat from here on. This may take me a little while.)

>>3213802

I'm making good progress on it, but I've hit a snag as I realized I missed something important in the rules. Don't know how I overlooked this one, my bad guys. It does make the dice system make a lot more sense, though.

We have to distribute 25 points among the following techniques.

Acrobatics, Block, Evade, Focus,
Grapple, Kick, and Punch.

One more thing. I'm going to explain the basics of Thrash combat. Every person rolls initiative, which determines the order that each person acts in a ROUND. Each person gets 1 TURN in that round. Each TURN, every fighter gets 3 AP. Any AP not spent in a round carries over until that fighter's next turn, up to a maximum of 6 in reserve.

In practice, it looks like this:

John and David are fighting over who gets to ride the crocodile on the carousel ride at a children's theme park. John gets higher on initiative and goes first.

John's turn begins and each fighter gets 3 AP. John spends his 3 AP on a jumping punch. He rolls, and David rolls to dodge. David rolls higher, and takes no damage.

Now it's David's turn. Each fighter again gets 3 AP, meaning David has 6 and John has 3. David decides to make three punch attacks, which John tries to block. He successfully blocks two of them, but gets decked in the face on the third, taking 7 damage, spilling blood on the carousel ride and causing children nearby to start screaming.

>>3214062
Evade 7
kick 4
punch 4
focus 3
block 3
grapple 4

we drunkenly evade shit and are mostly balanced on the attack techniques since we spread them evenly between punch kick and grapple on our special moves

>>3214062
Acrobatics 4
Block 3
Evade 5
Focus 3
Grapple 1
Kick 4
Punch 5

>>3214115
this is much better since I didn't add acrobatics, I support this

>>3214115
I'll support this

>>3214115
This

>>3214115
+1

>>3214115
That makes five! Almost done with our moveset, then I'll show you guys. Just adding Final Murder, modifying some values based on this new info, and upgrading Multi-Kick and Justice Fist.

>>3214153

>Block (0 AP, 1d10+7, -1 after each successive block)
>Dash (2 AP, move 12 feet in any direction)
>Defense Reset (1 AP, removes all block penalties)
>Dodge (0 AP, 1d10+8, move up to 4 feet in any direction)
>Heavy Strike (Modifies a move, +1 AP, –1 Accuracy, +3 Damage, –1 Move)
>Jump (1 AP, move 12 feet in any direction, can use attacks before landing)
>Kick (2 AP, 1d10+8, damage 7, move up to 2 feet)
>Move Boost (Gives a maneuver the following: +1 AP, Move +3)
>Punch (2 AP, 1d10+10, damage 6, move up to 2 feet)
>Throw (3 AP, 1d10+6, damage 9, Move up to 2 feet)

Special Maneuvers

>Justice Fist (3 AP, 5 ki, Reach 1, 1d10+9, counterattack vs. standing, damage 14)
>Multi-Kick (4 AP, 1d10+8, 2-5 kicks, damage 7 each, causes light Knock-back)
>Rising Kick (3 AP, 1d10+8, counterattack vs. aerial, damage 10)

>Disruptive Taunt(Sap super points, our Presence + Taunt vs their Will x 2)
>Fist Sweep (3 AP, 1d10+4, damage 6, Crouching move, causes Knock-Down)
>Leap Dodge (1 AP, 1d10+5, move 12 feet, gives us Defense Reset)
>Lock (3 AP, 1d10+6, damage 6, causes Extended Hold)

SUPER MOVE

>Final Murder(4 AP, 10 super, 1d10+5, damage 17, causes knock-down, move up to 12 feet)

>>3214165
This isn't intended to convey everything about each maneuver, just a quick shorthand. The details are in the PDF, which I can post again whenever anyone needs it.

You stand before your punching bag, to which you have taped the faces of numerous criminals and fellow officers over the years, but today is bare black cloth. Which moves do we want to use on it?

>>3214175
Lets start with a dash kick punch and then chain it with a multi-kick
Finishing with a justice punch to test if the thing wont fly out of its place and crash into the wall.

Rolled 2 + 8 (1d10 + 8)

>>3214194
Hm. Anyone know how to roll multiple times in one post?

>>3214197
dice+numberoftimeuwantorolld100 in options field

Rolled 9, 4 = 13 (2d10)

>>3214194
First roll is plus 8, second is plus 10, it's an easy challenge so a difficulty of 12.

>>3214210
We quickly step forward, closing the distance in a mere moment, following up with hard kick and then a beautifully executed punch, sending the punching bag swinging backward as our foot and then fist hit with satisfying dry thuds.

Rolled 6 + 9 (1d10 + 9)

>>3214185
We then lean back and focus our Ki, charging a deadly Justice Punch and then leaning into our strike!

>>3214220
The punching bag does not break, the chain holding it does not shatter, but the bag itself is thrown backward so violently it swings up and collides with our ceiling before swinging back down bringing its weight towards us rapidly!

When we have an incoming attack, we need to use either block or dodge, unless we have enough AP for another defensive maneuver. Please choose one.

>>3214238
Evade, of course.

>>3214238
dodge

>>3214238
Evade

>>3214238
Evade

Rolled 7 (1d10)

Dodge Roll

For defense, I think we’ll go first to two votes, making it a bit more frantic. And attacks will be first to three.

>>3214275
You step to the side, smartly dodging the punching bag.

It doesn’t feel the same as hurting a living thing. It’s a sad replica of a joyful event. Still, if there’s another move you want to test, you can.

>Test a move
>Go to bed

>>3214278
>Go to bed

Tomorrow is the big day

>>3214278
>Go to bed

>>3214278
>Go to bed

Get some beauty sleep before we make people ugly.

>>3214297
Calling the vote here.

You're a light sleeper, but you find it easy to fall asleep tonight, tucked under the warm, ugly blankets of your cot. Your head lies on your pillow, and you dream of wars in distant lands.

The morning brings a cab, a short ride to the nearby arena. It's done in a modern, MMA style octagon with chain link sides, and plenty of seating. The seats are packed full of fans, talking animatedly and holding up signs for their beloved hometown heroes.

You're dressed in a gi from your grumpy old sensei, a dark gray with frayed edges. You have on light shoes. No tricks or weapons on you. You don't need them. It's all the more satisfying when claims of cheating find you innocent every time. The long sleeves are good for slipping teeth and other trophies away from the ring.

You head up to talk with the manager, and he tells you your opponent will be one Anatoly Mikhailov. You know of him, a heavy young man with power and a dangerous grapple, but slow in body and mind.

You can't help the edges of your lips from curling into a sweet smile. He sounds like he'll be fun to break.

It's not about who will give the most challenge, or who will be easiest to destroy. It's all about how much fun it is.

You still have a few minutes before the match.

>Find a good vantage point to examine the crowd
>Find Anatoly and inflict some psychological warfare
>Watch the fight before yours for hints on future threats
>Get something to drink
>Write-in

>>3214379
>Find Anatoly and inflict some psychological warfare

>>3214379
>Find a good vantage point to examine the crowd

>>3214379

>Find a good vantage point to examine the crowd

>>3214379
>Find Anatoly and inflict some psychological warfare

>>3214379
>Find Anatoly and inflict some psychological warfare

Get a drink and pretend we're a bit sloshed, too so we can sell being 'drunk' In the fight.

>>3214379
>>Find a good vantage point to examine the crowd

lmao entire quest needs to watch UFC 1
>mma tournament quest
>players decide to practice drunken fucking boxing
>I guess it's okay if it's in character, right?
>they play a russian cop
>and they don't pick sambo
>y'know, sambo, the shit they teach to russian cops?
>y'know, one of the 3 or 4 conceivably winning martial arts?
please people, the quest is savable, the qm isn't shit, just retcon

>>3214379
>>Find a good vantage point to examine the crowd

>>3214952
>>3214665
>>3214390
>>3214388

Calling the vote here.

It'll be good to get some info on the people, after all, the show is for them, isn't it?

You head in to one of the upper seating areas, behind the crowd where you're able to examine them. Even if they did see you, they wouldn't know you're a fighter.

You watch their reactions to the current fight. It looks like the back-and-forth punching is boring them. Out of nowhere, one fighter lands a really solid kick, which causes some excitement in the crowd. He follows it up with a grapple, tossing his opponent over his back, which gets a loud series of cheers.

The crowd is made up of a surprising mixture of men and women, though there are very few children here today, if any. You certainly don't spot any. The people are pale skinned like yourself, almost all of them are out of shape, and a good many are wearing "Erupting Dragon Tournament" merch.

Naturally, there is also a lot of booze going around. There is beer, vodka, wine for those that think themselves high class.

Your police training is coming in handy with reading the situation. You can't keep a toothy grin off your face. It's a world of opportunity down there in the ring.

Anatoly had better be ready.

>>3215061
I'll be at work again today, but I'll be working on this stuff where I can, during my breaks, etc. By all means feel free to discuss the game, things you'd like to see happen, etc.

>>3215063
We need to eventualy shark teeth bite someones arm at some point lol

>>3215069
They might be purely cosmetic.

>>3215083
They are still pointy, better than regular old non-pointy teeth and we should bite with them!

>>3215090
I think it would be cool if they were a part of our super move. Heck, we could rename it if you all want. Call it something like “Blood in the Water” and have it be a combo that ends with a neck bite.

>>3215844
>ends with a neck bite
Is it lethal?

>>3215853
Only if we want it to be.

Rolled 5, 1 = 6 (2d6)

The time has come. You make your way to the ring, popping your neck and cracking your knuckles. You're ready.

The ring itself has a floor with a little give. Being dropped on it would be more forgiving than bare concrete, but it'd still rattle him. The chain-link walls are also pliable, harder to hurt someone against than brick walls. All the same, the ring locks someone in here with you. That should be all you need.

The referee explains the rules.

"All right, the fight is no holds barred, continuing until a fighter loses consciousness or yields. Choking is not permitted. If a referee believes someone's life is at risk, they'll blow a whistle, and there will be 30 seconds of break time. If the fighter is indeed unable to continue, their opponent will be announced the victor. Otherwise, the match continues."

He doesn't add that male fighters are permitted athletic cups, but they are. You read it in the official rules.

Anatoly is bald, wide, and tall. His outfit consists of a pair of jeans with suspenders, no shirt, and no shoes. He's got more than a few pounds of fat on him, and it shows in rolls on his sides. His arms are thick as well. He's got short blond hair and a blocky face.

You smile sweetly. You don't go into stance yet, better to keep him in the dark and a stance could hint at your true fighting style.

Rolls will determine who is first, first roll is us, second is opponent. Ours receives a plus 3, his gets a plus 1.

>>3215936
We HAVE THE OPTION to go first. Do you all want to go first? Waiting means more AP, going first means getting to get the party started on our terms.

>Go First
>Go Second

>>3215973
Go Second

>>3215973
>Go Second

>>3215973
>Go Second

Rolled 8 + 8 (1d10 + 8)

>>3215973
Three makes it so!

Anatoly dashes in for his opening move, punch aimed at the side of our head. We can block or dodge, but we'll need to beat his roll, whatever it may be.

>>3215995
dodge

>>3215995
dodge

>>3215995
dodge

Rolled 8 + 8 (1d10 + 8)

Dodge roll!

>>3216036
I assume draws favor defence right?

How did we build that +8? what were the stats?

>>3216039
The rules are unclear but I am going to rule yes, defender wins.

We see the punch coming in surprisingly quickly, and feel the wind coming off it as we turn to the side and lean out of the way. He's faster than we expected. Interesting.

Time to counterattack.

24 Ki, 6 AP.

>Block (0 AP, 1d10+7, -1 after each successive block)
>Dash (2 AP, move 12 feet in any direction)
>Defense Reset (1 AP, removes all block penalties)
>Dodge (0 AP, 1d10+8, move up to 4 feet in any direction)
>Heavy Strike (Modifies a move, +1 AP, –1 Accuracy, +3 Damage, –1 Move)
>Jump (1 AP, move 12 feet in any direction, can use attacks before landing)
>Kick (2 AP, 1d10+8, damage 7, move up to 2 feet)
>Move Boost (Gives a maneuver the following: +1 AP, Move +3)
>Punch (2 AP, 1d10+10, damage 6, move up to 2 feet)
>Throw (3 AP, 1d10+6, damage 9, Move up to 2 feet)

Special Maneuvers

>Justice Fist (3 AP, 5 ki, Reach 1, 1d10+9, counterattack vs. standing, damage 14)
>Multi-Kick (4 AP, 1d10+8, 2-5 kicks, damage 7 each, causes light Knock-back)
>Rising Kick (3 AP, 1d10+8, counterattack vs. aerial, damage 10)

>Disruptive Taunt(Sap super points, our Presence + Taunt vs their Will x 2)
>Fist Sweep (3 AP, 1d10+4, damage 6, Crouching move, causes Knock-Down)
>Leap Dodge (1 AP, 1d10+5, move 12 feet, gives us Defense Reset)
>Lock (3 AP, 1d10+6, damage 6, causes Extended Hold)

SUPER MOVE

>Final Murder(4 AP, 10 super, 1d10+5, damage 17, causes knock-down, move up to 12 feet)

>>3216073
Actually, I think I made an error there. Our total dodge bonus should be +9, since it's Finesse + Evade.

Either way, we won.

>>3216076
we counter him with a justice punch
and then we jump away while leaving a goodbye kick on his face.

make him come to us and spend his AP, get the guy tired

>>3216096
Supporting

>>3216096
+1

>>3216096
Support

>>3216096
>>3216110
>>3216067
>>3216116

Justice Fist is first with +9, Kick has +8. Whether it hits or misses, we have 19 Ki left.

Rolled 5, 7 = 12 (2d10)

>>3216125
ROLLING

Rolled 6, 7 = 13 (2d10)

>>3216134
And rolling for Anatoly

First one is plus 7, second is plus 6, both are blocks.

Rolled 3, 9 = 12 (2d10)

>>3216125

Rolled 5, 9 = 14 (2d10)

>>3216142
(I'm open to having you guys roll if we can come up with a good system for that.)

As Anatoly's arm extends in front of your nose, you grab it and pull him forward, then let loose a ki-powered punch directly to his ribs, which stuns him. He tries desperately to suck air back into his forcefully-evacuated lungs, but he is powerless to do so.

You savor the moment for only a split second before you snap a high kick into his chin. He stumbles back a foot or two and you likewise leap backwards and now enter a more drunken stance, swaying a bit. You grin at him.

"Feeling okay, big guy? You look like you're a little hurt." You slur with a lopsided grin. "Come on, I'm sorry. Maybe we can shtill be friends?"

He looks a bit lost but if there's one thing his mind can comprehend, it's dumb anger. He slams a fist against his chest, roars, and goes in for a punch and a throw!
+9 for both of them.

Rolled 9 + 9 (1d10 + 9)

>>3216168
I actually did my math wrong, since he only has enough AP for a dash and one attack. So, we'll be doing a dash and a throw, and I'll be rerolling it.

>>3216191
dodge that shit, we need a 9 or a 10, fuck

>>3216191
dodge

Rolled 3 + 9 (1d10 + 9)

>>3216262
Two votes, and a dodge it is.

We get a plus nine and yes, we need a nine or ten.

>>3216272
The dash uses up some of his energy but he still manages to reach you and grab you around the waist, throwing you over his back, where you land with a crash.

You take nine damage, bringing your health to 25. You're still okay, and have enough time to climb back up to your feet. Your enemy seems tired, in a lot worse shape than you.

6 AP, 19 ki, 2 super

Justice Fist
Multi-Kick
Rising Kick

Disruptive Taunt
Fist Sweep
Leap Dodge
Lock
Multi-kick upgrade: Forceful
Justice Fist upgrade: Power Flash
Alertness
Presence Sense
Appearance: attractive
Rapid Healing


>Block (0 AP, 1d10+7, -1 after each successive block)
>Dash (2 AP, move 12 feet in any direction)
>Defense Reset (1 AP, removes all block penalties)
>Dodge (0 AP, 1d10+8, move up to 4 feet in any direction)
>Heavy Strike (Modifies a move, +1 AP, –1 Accuracy, +3 Damage, –1 Move)
>Jump (1 AP, move 12 feet in any direction, can use attacks before landing)
>Kick (2 AP, 1d10+8, damage 7, move up to 2 feet)
>Move Boost (Gives a maneuver the following: +1 AP, Move +3)
>Punch (2 AP, 1d10+10, damage 6, move up to 2 feet)
>Throw (3 AP, 1d10+6, damage 9, Move up to 2 feet)

Special Maneuvers

>Justice Fist (3 AP, 5 ki, Reach 1, 1d10+9, counterattack vs. standing, damage 14)
>Multi-Kick (4 AP, 1d10+8, 2-5 kicks, damage 7 each, causes light Knock-back)
>Rising Kick (3 AP, 1d10+8, counterattack vs. aerial, damage 10)

>Disruptive Taunt(Sap super points, our Presence + Taunt vs their Will x 2)
>Fist Sweep (3 AP, 1d10+4, damage 6, Crouching move, causes Knock-Down)
>Leap Dodge (1 AP, 1d10+5, move 12 feet, gives us Defense Reset)
>Lock (3 AP, 1d10+6, damage 6, causes Extended Hold)

SUPER MOVE

>Final Murder(4 AP, 10 super, 1d10+5, damage 17, causes knock-down, move up to 12 feet)

>>3216283
an uppercut and then multi-kick

>>3216290
+1

>>3216290
+1

>>3216290
+1

>>3216983
Because of how multi-kick works, we’re going to roll Anatoly’s defenses first. Two blocks, one +7 and one +6

Rolled 7, 3 = 10 (2d10)

>>3217116

Rolled 8, 6 = 14 (2d10)

>>3217117
And now for our attacks. Our first is +10 and our second is +8. For multi kick, we do 2 kicks, plus an additional kick for every three we succeed by.

You smile at Anatoly. It's a dazed smile, the kind that stoners have when they eye a chicken nugget. He looks at you like you're fresh meat, and he's the butcher.

He's got it backwards.

You stumble forwards unexpectedly, only to snap your fist upward, smashing into his jaw. This time, you hear a satisfying crack. You grab onto a suspender to steady yourself before planting two kicks in rapid succession: one to his left side, bruising his ribs, and one that hooks his leg, pulling him down on one knee.

The next kick inflicts the most pain, crashing your knee into his jaw, turning a hairline fracture into a shattered mess of bone, teeth, and blood. Anatoly drops to the ground, clutching his face in horror and agony.

He lays down on the ground for a minute and you watch, putting on your best smug grin. He cannot speak through his mess of a mouth, but he taps on the mat, and the referee announces a yield.

Final stats:
9 hp lost, 40 damage inflicted, 12 AP used, 6 super left over, and one opponent left in need of reconstructive jaw surgery.

The thrill of it gives you a shiver.

>>3217127
*48 damage inflicted. Forgive me, anons.

>>3217127
Amazing.

Can't wait for more.

>>3217127
It’s two hours after your fight. There’s a break room for fighters with water bottles and food. The food is on par with cheap hotel breakfasts, and only the amateurs are eating from it. You haven’t touched any of it yet.

The room is lauded out like a large square, with TV screens along a few of the walls, showing the fights. There’s a large square cushioned bench in the center of the room, upon which you’re seated.

These fights were qualifiers, and judges are going over the footage to decide on the ten best. Choice is based on performance, technique, and entertainment value.

You’re sipping at a water bottle watching the last few fights. One fighter in particular catches your eye. He's strong and tall, looking top heavy like he skipped leg day, but with sharp eyes and dark hair.

In his fight, he watches his opponent, locking his eyes with theirs. He stares at them, and you see his lips moving rapidly, like he's mumbling something under his breath. His opponent swings and kicks, but each move is met with a perfectly timed block, while his eyes simply don't stop their robotic glare.

Finally, after two minutes of playing defensively, he moves. He's like a snake striking.You lose track of his fists as they hammer the opponent in the stomach and face. Each time his opponent moves his hands up to block one or the other, the man is already smashing into the opposite spot, like he somehow knows exactly what will happen before it happens.

After the barrage ends, the man yields, being in immense pain. The referee announces the winner's name. "Vadim Sokolov."

As you're watching, a woman in her forties wearing a pink coat, a rose in her short dark hair, and holding a microphone sits down next to you.

"Pardon me, do you speak English?" She asks in English.

"Who wants to know?" You ask with a polite smile.

"I'm Emma Richards from USN, covering the preliminaries for the EDT."

United States News and Erupting Dragon Tournament.

"Do you have a moment to talk with me about the tournament? I saw your fight."

How do you want to play this?

>Answer carefully, keeping up appearances and playing your cards close to your chest.
>Answer proudly, marketing yourself as a heel for the viewing public.
>Answer nonchalantly, showing off your confidence.
>Tell her to "STFU" before you put her in the "ICU"

>>3218888
>Answer nonchalantly, showing off your confidence.

>>3218888
>Answer nonchalantly, showing off your confidence.

Nice Quads

>>3218888
>Answer nonchalantly, showing off your confidence
It's going to bite us one day but eh

>>3218888
>>Answer carefully, keeping up appearances and playing your cards close to your chest.

>>3218888
>>Answer carefully, keeping up appearances and playing your cards close to your chest.

>>3218888
>Answer nonchalantly, showing off your confidence

>>3218888
>>Answer carefully, keeping up appearances and playing your cards close to your chest.

Calling the vote here.

Emma Richards begins by asking your name, which you give to her.

“Natalya, why have you entered the Erupting Dragon Tournament? Are you after the five million dollar prize?”

You laugh. “No, I’m not in it for money. I simply entered because I felt like I had real chance of winning. The trophy would bring my bedroom decor together, too.”

She gives a chuckle, one borne from courtesy. “Wow! You sound so sure. Where does that confidence come from?”

“I’ve been a fighter my whole life. Training, conditioning, sparring, it all comes as naturally to me as reporting does for you.” A little flattery couldn’t hurt.

“But in this tournament, you’ll be facing some of the strongest fighters in the world. Aren’t you nervous?”

“Absolutely not.” You respond lightly with a small smile. “Here in Russia we have a saying. A sledgehammer breaks glass, but forges steel. You’ve seen my fight, Emma Richards. Am I glass, or steel?”

She laughs. There’s a hint of nervousness, like she wasn’t expecting to be challenged like that. “Natalya, you seem like steel to me.” She turns to the camera. “ I have one last question for Natalya: is there any fighter in particular you’re excited or worried about?”

>I’m excited about facing Andre Castillio, the capoeira fighter from Brazil.
>I’m interested in fighting Candy Pop, the young woman from Britain
>Vadim is going to be an interesting challenge
>The previous champion, Kimberley Turner, is going to be a joy to fight.
>No fighter in particular is all that interesting. I’m here for me.

>Write-in

>>3219864
>Kimberley Turner

>>3219864
>The previous champion, Kimberley Turner, is going to be a joy to fight.

>>3219864

>No fighter in particular is all that interesting. I’m here for me.

No real preference, its all the same.

>>3219864
>>I’m interested in fighting Candy Pop, the young woman from Britain

>>3219864
Also, Castillo in portuguese would be spelled Castilho. There's no double L in portuguese

>>3219934
I did not know this and now I know this.
Castilho it is.

>>3219864
>No fighter in particular is all that interesting. I’m here for me.

>>3219864
>>No fighter in particular is all that interesting. I’m here for me.

>>No fighter in particular is all that interesting. I’m here for me.

“I’m not worried about the other fighters.” You say, which is mostly true. You are excited to hurt them, but you couldn’t care less about them as people.

“Well I think you’ll certainly be one to watch for all our viewers at home, Natalya.” She says. She turns to the camera. “This is Emma Richards for USN, looking forward to more from this year’s Erupting Dragon Tournament.”

She packs up her things and thanks you, which you return casually. The TV screens are lit up now, showing the ten fighters who will be moving on to the next round. The judges have ranked the ten best as follows:


Sokolov Vadim
Stegnog Steponovich
Salagin Milorad
Sokolov Natalya
Sayanova Vasilia
Pudin Petrovich
Rusanov Kesha
Rychenkov Denise
Yakubovitch Larya
Korneva Yuri


Hm. Fourth place. That’s a bit disappointing, especially seeing Vadim perform so well.

He used to be far weaker than you.

The plane to pick you up departs early in the morning, but you’re already packed. Hong Kong had better be ready for you.

I hope qm isn't dead

>>3226909
I’m not. I’m working on chapter 3, but in the meantime, is there anyone who knows how to archive these? I’ll need to look over them again or else I’ll forget details.

>>3230683
Go to
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive.html
Click the button below add thread, insert OP post number, description and tags

>>3231159
Hm. I'm trying it, but it's saying that the first thread is invalid.

>>3232019
In the meantime, I've saved a copy of the first webpage, so I can do the same for this one. That should let me use them for notes.

>>3232040
Tell me what tags and description you would use and I'll archive it for you.

How in the fuck did I miss this? Especially since it scratches all of the itches I've had in a quest at once...

Anyway, I'm down for the next thread OP.

>>3232019
You were probably too late, suptg gives trouble for threads on the verge of falling off the board.
In case you can't make it work there's https://archived.moe/qst/thread/3210419/#3210419

>>3232040
You can't archive it because someone had already archived it last month lol
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/3210419/

>>3234674
This is a rad and pleasant surprise. If someone wants to put up this thread on there too, I'd be very grateful. Chapter three coming today.

>>3236569
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/3213436/

>>3236609
You are excellent my dude.

>>3236584