Gladiator 2018 - Round 1, Match 6 - Rockchalk vs. Big nasty kcnut
Vote for the person that you think would win this match in a battle to death or submission. As background, assume that prior to the tournament you received 10 minutes of training on every weapon. The time listed is the amount of time before the match where you learn what the weaponry and venue is.
Venue - In the killer whale pool at Seaworld Starting Distance - 45 feet Rockchalk Main Weapon - 1 Claymore mine with remote control detonation Backup Weapon - None Prep Time - 14 Minutes Special Factors - You have a really bad and painful sunburn Big nasty kcnut Main Weapon - 10 Lawn darts Backup Weapon - 20 sharp small ninja stars Prep Time - 7 Minutes Special Factors - None |
On a side note, I smile every time I put the "other sports" thread tag on these.
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Will the claymore work in water? No backup weapon?
10 lawn darts is a lot to carry in a goddamn pool, let alone with 20 throwing stars too. Can either guy swim? Are there whales present? |
Is the pool filled with water? The whales still in it?
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The whales are indeed present, and I suspect you're right. Our key information is not yet here: which guy is the better swimmer? Quote:
My theory is that the claymore is more or less useless in the water as long as kcnut stays under during his approach. Water stops projectiles pretty quickly. kcnut may take some damage when he closes within six feet or so if Rockchalk sits next to the mine and waits, but if kcnut survives that, he can stab with lawn darts (and maybe stars), and Rockchalk will be constrained in fighting by his painful sunburn. I'm giving this one to kcnut unless someone can illustrate that the claymore will knock him out while he's underwater. |
Neither wins. Let the whale advance.
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Should this be Match 6?
EDIT: Never mind. I think my eyes keep playing tricks on me. |
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Heh. Yeah, I just caught that, too, but was able to fix it. My cut and paste skills are a bit rusty, apparently. |
Can I pick both to die? I think the Whale ****s them both up
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I'd imagine the two of them would end up tossing lawn darts back and forth between each other while Rockchalk waits for Kcnut to wander over his claymore, which of course never happens.
I agree. Whales **** them up. Whale advances here. |
More ninja stars. My guess is they’re the most useful weapon this time. Nut should be able to swim while gripping one, get in close and go for eyes/neck. Lawn dart depending on what it’s like might also work for this.
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I think the key here is remote control detonation. Concussive force of the claymore knocks kcnut unconscious and he drowns....
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You know, Rockchalk doesn't have to use the claymore underwater. It has remote detonation. He could wait for Kcnut to approach and then toss it at his face and detonate it in mid air!
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I can swim, quite well, actually. But I'm pretty sure that whale is ****ing both of us up.
I would actually plan on never using the claymore and hoping that Nut is a terrible swimmer, and thus, gets pick off by the whale first. Allows me to get the hell out of that pool. Side note - I'd probably set the claymore up as more a defense against the whale and only use it if said whale comes after me first |
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"Section III. FUNCTIONING AND INSTALLATION
11. Functioning a. Electrical Firing. When the M18A1 is armed, actuating the M57 firing device handle (fig. 5) with the safety bail in the FIRE position provides sufficient electrical energy to detonate the M6 electric blasting cap. The detonation of the blasting cap, in turn, sets off the high explosive charge (composition C4). Detonation of the high explosive charge causes fragmentation of the plastic matrix and projects spherical steel fragments outward in a fan-shaped pattern (fig. 4). This mine is sufficiently waterproof to function satisfactorily after having been submerged in salt or fresh water for 2 hours." So it'll still go off. It's directional, so it can be "aimed"—sort of. It's not intended to be used against a single foe. It's designed to be fired into a massed enemy. Water will certainly affect the range of the steel balls it propels outward. Outside the water, the balls travel about 100 meters—unless, of course, they chance to become embedded in a whale or something that is in their path. |
I think rock chalk uses the claymore to kill the whale when uses a whale tooth to kill nut
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I doubt nut can swim.....so rock wins
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Are we to take the combatants real life physical abilities into consideration? Because we know that Nut has cerebral palsy and I think that could be a huge factor in this case.
So tell us Nut, how good a swimmer are you? |
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Yeah, I think Nut goes down here
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I realize real life ability factors in, but cerebral palsy is a big enough challenge that I eliminated it as a factor. Otherwise the weapons and situation don’t even matter.
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Ok here how i would win hide behind one of the whale. Then being a smart man while he looks for me i climb up on the whale and use the element of surprise jump on him and stab him with the lawn dart. Then push him into his own mine and finish the kill.
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Rock. It’s a tossup really so I’ll go with firepower.
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Does each combatant know what weapon(s) the other has prior to the start time?
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With that being his plan, I feel really solid in my plan to just climb out of the pool right away. The whale will take care of Nut in a matter of seconds |
oh come on. You should know i do know hand to hand combat plus i fight dirty. I shouldn't be losing to a guy with a mine!
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Claymore mines are killers, Rockchalk wins
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One question that arises as we do these is the decision to attack or defend. In many of these scenarios, my reaction is that some players may have an advantage in entrenching and defending. But if both players have that advantage, then you end up with a boring tie. If I was doing this in real life, I'd probably have to add a rule that in the event of a standoff, the winner is the one who took the most net steps toward the other one. You want to force the combatants to engage. I wonder if the Roman gladiator games had that problem. Did they ever have a match where the two combatants each retreated to a corner and dug in? I watched a documentary a while back where the dude who trained the lions was killed when the lions refused to attack during a big match. Maybe the gladiators knew they would die if they did the same thing, so they had to attack to get the 50/50 odds. |
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Nut is climbing a slippery whale with hands full of lawn darts and ninja stars?
Nut drowns in the first 5 minutes and Rock wins easy. |
Too many variables not addressed.
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Doesn’t Nut have a physical limitation? I think that plays a big role in this battle.
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I think Nasty Nutt is gonna lose. :(
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I should start talking every weapon up, like it's the most devastating weapon of all time. That way when I get some shit weapon like lawn darts I can talk it up with the groundwork already laid.
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Yes the cp means I'll be a little shaky climbing the whale. Yet like i say i have the element of surprise. I'll throw a ninja star where he hold the remote. then stab him with lawn dart. Then push him into the bomb to finish him off. Also I'll move whale away from bomb by using fish bait ro moving him away far away from bomb while maintaining my element of surprise.
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This persuaded my vote! kcnut for the win |
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I'm curious as how in the hell he's able to communicate to get the whale to do his bidding. I've not tried to train one, but I suspect that Mr killer whale isn't going to be inclined to willingly give rides to anyone other than one of his actual trainers.
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More Ninja Stars?
I am giving the nod to the explosives on this. I imagine everybody gets injured or killed in this match. |
I think Big Gay Brad has a chance, don’t worry about what everyone else is saying.
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Despite kcnut's complex plan to surprise Rockchalk, Rockchalk points the claymore in the right direction and the whales end up snacking on chunks of nut. Rockchalk moves on.
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