He just broke his leg and HE’S STANDING ON IT and generally functioning like it not too big of a deal. Seems more hardcore than a regular human, to be sure.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
[ARES] And all who stood by and did nothing, who are they to criticize the sacrifices of others? Our blood has bought their lives.
Depends on how bad the break was. That said, he’s a sad excuse for a Guardian to not have condition removal to take care of it.
I really don’t think condition removal can fix a BROKEN LEG. no offense
Sure it can. I mean, it’s like the whole of “why can’t we just Phoenix Down Aeris” in a nutshell. Yes, I get the whole “gameplay and story segregation” reasoning. That’s why there was sarcasm.
But my first point stands. Depending on how badly broken it was and where it broke, he might not quite walk the same for a while. Even if norns heal quicker. If it was the kneecap, he might have to stop his adventuring career and become a Wolfborn.
. . . yes, two memes, same post. I can go for three, if you like.
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I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
[ARES] And all who stood by and did nothing, who are they to criticize the sacrifices of others? Our blood has bought their lives.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
For people who don’t want to, it comes down to this:
We, the players, have been pierced by thousands of arrows, stabbed, electrocuted, frozen, set on fire, slashed at, crushed and sometimes all at once. Yet we still fight on. And one broken leg stops Braham.
Yes I get the whole gameplay and story segregation, but it’s a funny topic nonetheless.
Dear A-net: Please nerf rock. Paper is fine
~Sincerely, Scissors
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
We, the players, have been pierced by thousands of arrows, stabbed, electrocuted, frozen, set on fire, slashed at, crushed and sometimes all at once. Yet we still fight on. And one broken leg stops Braham.
Yes I get the whole gameplay and story segregation, but it’s a funny topic nonetheless.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
And in this fantasy world, my ancestor helped a human become a god, and all his wares disappeared from the Hall of Monuments.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
And in this fantasy world, my ancestor helped a human become a god, and all his wares disappeared from the Hall of Monuments.
And mine too. It makes sense.
[ARES] And all who stood by and did nothing, who are they to criticize the sacrifices of others? Our blood has bought their lives.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
And in this fantasy world, my ancestor helped a human become a god, and all his wares disappeared from the Hall of Monuments.
No, we know where they went.
Evon’s selling them for Gems. Well, not directly. He’s selling a chance at claim tickets for gems, then trading the weapons for the tickets.
. . . and people tell me he’s not evil.
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Depends on how bad the break was. That said, he’s a sad excuse for a Guardian to not have condition removal to take care of it.
I really don’t think condition removal can fix a BROKEN LEG. no offense
Sure it can. I mean, it’s like the whole of “why can’t we just Phoenix Down Aeris” in a nutshell. Yes, I get the whole “gameplay and story segregation” reasoning. That’s why there was sarcasm.
Aren’t they more worried about the leg not setting right? Realistically speaking if you don’t take care of a broken leg, you’d be crippled.
My brother broke a bone before and despite proper treatment, he still feels the pain today. (after 5 or so years) Pretty bad for Braham if the pain doesn’t go away.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
Has a point there. It’s noted in the LORE, the better, stronger Norn? Can solo entire Charr warbands (EOTN era at least). Depending on warband, that could be anything from 4 to 10 charr at once.
5 Norn were able to handle their destroyer section, while Dwarves and humans brought an army.
Though it could be a question of how bad the break was, if there is some tech/magic part still involved (the explosion), and how much he’s been resting. I mean, afterwards he went back to fighting in the city. It could be he hasn’t given it time to fully heal yet, and that’s why he still has little pain bursts.
However, I’ll say I didn’t see it as him being weak, more of just discomfort at times.
I get that in real life, if I get a broken leg, I won’t be standing on it really. But it isn’t like we saw the bone come out of his leg. As a Norn I don’t think it should be affecting him as much.
With one single post, you admit that having a broken leg is a big deal, and go on to say it can’t be that bad if the bone isn’t sticking out. I take it that you’ve lived a pretty safe life. Compound fractures are indeed bad, but even grown men can cry when their legs break.
OKAY.
We are talking about the Norn.
The same Norn that everyone argued with me about 2 weeks ago that they could face entire armies solo and still stand.
You’re telling me a broken leg is holding this. Norn back, and that, this is normal for a. Norn?
I do live a safe life. But I have had broken legs. It sucks. But this is a fantasy world where my Asura gets slashed in the face by a greatsword and bleeds a little.
Has a point there. It’s noted in the LORE, the better, stronger Norn? Can solo entire Charr warbands (EOTN era at least). Depending on warband, that could be anything from 4 to 10 charr at once.
5 Norn were able to handle their destroyer section, while Dwarves and humans brought an army.
Though it could be a question of how bad the break was, if there is some tech/magic part still involved (the explosion), and how much he’s been resting. I mean, afterwards he went back to fighting in the city. It could be he hasn’t given it time to fully heal yet, and that’s why he still has little pain bursts.
However, I’ll say I didn’t see it as him being weak, more of just discomfort at times.
This is fair.
[ARES] And all who stood by and did nothing, who are they to criticize the sacrifices of others? Our blood has bought their lives.
