Category:Fisticuffs - Revision history

Sanjuro: typo

2015-07-19T02:15:41Z

typo

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	* you don't have time for anything fancy, but your opponent does. They duck and weave around your sluggish punches, making you feel a little silly.		* you don't have time for anything fancy, but your opponent does. They duck and weave around your sluggish punches, making you feel a little silly.
	* you're in close quarters, so you try a one inch punch. Yeah, like you could pull that off. Who do you think you are, anyway?		* you're in close quarters, so you try a one inch punch. Yeah, like you could pull that off. Who do you think you are, anyway?
	* you try to go all Billy Jack, but by the time you've slipped off your boots, ~~you~~ opponent has ducked behind some cover. Quit fooling around, you.		* you try to go all Billy Jack, but by the time you've slipped off your boots, your opponent has ducked behind some cover. Quit fooling around, you.
	* I don't know why you insist on using no weapons. You weakly punch your opponent and deal no damage. What did you expect?		* I don't know why you insist on using no weapons. You weakly punch your opponent and deal no damage. What did you expect?
	* you try to use the brawling skills you learned one night at a local road house, but you're no cooler.		* you try to use the brawling skills you learned one night at a local road house, but you're no cooler.

Sanjuro: typo

2011-12-27T22:46:30Z

typo

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	* The third hit and miss messages refer to the film {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack}}. The third hit message also mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which was the style he used.		* The third hit and miss messages refer to the film {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack}}. The third hit message also mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which was the style he used.
	* The fifth miss message refers to the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Road House (1989 film)\|Road House}}'', in which Patrick Swayze played a "cooler", or bouncer.		* The fifth miss message refers to the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Road House (1989 film)\|Road House}}'', in which Patrick Swayze played a "cooler", or bouncer.
	* The critical hit message refers to the ''{{wikipedia\|Ti Kwan Leep}}'' sketch by {{wikipedia\|The Frantics (comedy)\|The ~~Frantuics~~}}.		* The critical hit message refers to the ''{{wikipedia\|Ti Kwan Leep}}'' sketch by {{wikipedia\|The Frantics (comedy)\|The Frantics}}.

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Sanjuro: added reference info

2011-11-20T21:50:29Z

added reference info

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	* The second hit and miss messages use the fighting technique {{wikipedia\|one inch punch}}.		* The second hit and miss messages use the fighting technique {{wikipedia\|one inch punch}}.
	* The third hit and miss messages refer to the film {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack}}. The third hit message also mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which was the style he used.		* The third hit and miss messages refer to the film {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack}}. The third hit message also mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which was the style he used.
			* The fifth miss message refers to the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Road House (1989 film)\|Road House}}'', in which Patrick Swayze played a "cooler", or bouncer.
			* The critical hit message refers to the ''{{wikipedia\|Ti Kwan Leep}}'' sketch by {{wikipedia\|The Frantics (comedy)\|The Frantuics}}.

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Kinak: Fixed

2011-11-20T02:14:59Z

Fixed

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	~~{{bug\|If you login barehanded, you don't get the special hit messages}}~~
	* Fisticuffs, or fighting with no weapon equipped, counts as a melee weapon.		* Fisticuffs, or fighting with no weapon equipped, counts as a melee weapon.
	* Fisticuffs use the following messages:		* Fisticuffs use the following messages:

Muhandes at 11:35, 17 June 2010

2010-06-17T11:35:49Z

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			{{bug\|If you login barehanded, you don't get the special hit messages}}
	* Fisticuffs, or fighting with no weapon equipped, counts as a melee weapon.		* Fisticuffs, or fighting with no weapon equipped, counts as a melee weapon.
	* Fisticuffs use the following messages:		* Fisticuffs use the following messages:

Muhandes at 08:56, 2 April 2010

2010-04-02T08:56:39Z

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	==References==		==References==
	* The second hit and miss messages use the fighting technique {{wikipedia\|one inch punch}}.		* The second hit and miss messages use the fighting technique {{wikipedia\|one inch punch}}.
	* The third hit and miss messages refer to the film {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack}}.		* The third hit and miss messages refer to the film {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack}}. The third hit message also mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which was the style he used.
	* The third hit message mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which ~~includes~~ the ~~use of traditional weapons (boots not included)~~.

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Muhandes at 08:54, 2 April 2010

2010-04-02T08:54:54Z

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	==References==		==References==
	* The second hit and miss messages use the fighting technique {{wikipedia\|one inch punch}}.		* The second hit and miss messages use the fighting technique {{wikipedia\|one inch punch}}.
	* The third hit and miss messages refer to ~~wrestler~~ {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack ~~Haynes~~}}.		* The third hit and miss messages refer to the film {{wikipedia\|Billy Jack}}.
	* The third hit message mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which includes the use of traditional weapons (boots not included).		* The third hit message mentions the {{wikipedia\|Hapkido}} martial art, which includes the use of traditional weapons (boots not included).

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Muhandes: New page: * Fisticuffs, or fighting with no weapon equipped, counts as a melee weapon. * Fisticuffs use the following messages: ==Hit Messages== * you don't have time for anything fancy, so you just...

2010-04-02T08:30:44Z

New page: * Fisticuffs, or fighting with no weapon equipped, counts as a melee weapon. * Fisticuffs use the following messages: ==Hit Messages== * you don't have time for anything fancy, so you just...

New page

* Fisticuffs, or fighting with no weapon equipped, counts as a melee weapon.
* Fisticuffs use the following messages:
==Hit Messages==
* you don't have time for anything fancy, so you just slug them as hard as you can. In this case, that's '''X damage.'''
* you're in really close quarters, so your options are limited. Much to your surprise (and your opponent's), you actually pull off a one inch punch! It may have only been one inch, but it hurt like '''X inches.''' Whatever that means.
* you go all Billy Jack on your opponent by slipping off your boots and showing them some sweet Hapkido moves, beating them down for '''X damage.'''
* in this city, you have access to clubs, sticks, swords, guns, lasers, bows, and all sorts of weapons. Why are you punching? Still... I guess it works. If '''X damage''' is working.
* you duck down and slug them hard in a delicate location and follow up with a sharp kick to the side of their knee. Possibly not the most heroic fighting style, but it gets the point across. '''X points''', specifically.
==Miss Messages==
* you don't have time for anything fancy, but your opponent does. They duck and weave around your sluggish punches, making you feel a little silly.
* you're in close quarters, so you try a one inch punch. Yeah, like you could pull that off. Who do you think you are, anyway?
* you try to go all Billy Jack, but by the time you've slipped off your boots, you opponent has ducked behind some cover. Quit fooling around, you.
* I don't know why you insist on using no weapons. You weakly punch your opponent and deal no damage. What did you expect?
* you try to use the brawling skills you learned one night at a local road house, but you're no cooler.
==Fumble Message==
{{col|physical|Fumble!}} You bob and weave and wind up and slug you opponent hard. This is where we ask who taught you how to make a fist? Specifically, why do you have your thumb on this inside? Well, whatever, you wrenched your thumb something fierce. You didn't quite break it, but you hurt yourself for {{col|physical|X damage.}}
==Critical Hit Message==
you only use your mighty skills for defense, just like Ki-Lo-Knee taught you, but this bozo won't stop, and needs to be taught a lesson. One boot to the head later, your opponent is writhing on the ground, moaning about the '''X-point''' critical "instruction" you just gave them.
==References==
* The second hit and miss messages use the fighting technique {{wikipedia|one inch punch}}.
* The third hit and miss messages refer to wrestler {{wikipedia|Billy Jack Haynes}}.
* The third hit message mentions the {{wikipedia|Hapkido}} martial art, which includes the use of traditional weapons (boots not included).

[[Category:Melee Weapons|*]]