Eric Martindale's Lifestream

The "Don't injure the audience" rule does apply, the statement I made (to SSJ3Mewtwo) was in regards to the consideration that a sane individual would never make an attack that would injure the audience. If it happened, of course I'd enforce it. The rule has and will serve its purpose, to prevent any degree of attack or action that would be beyond the intended scale of combat within the GT Dimension.The "All actions are equal" is in regards to the power of an attack and the required power of a defense. If you put two posts into an attack, to defend against all due effect of that attack you must utilize two posts in a defense. Since combat is turn-based, this gives equal opportunity to either fighter without giving favor based on writing style. We take fighters from a very wide array of backgrounds, and as a result many fighters have different views on how long and detailed each post should be. If a defense doesn't make sense or is not possible as a result of a specific non-technical detail (i.e., the specifics of a science - of which very few of you have any degree of respectable expertise aside from the availability of information within this great cloud we call the "Internet"), it is negated.