Display Morethats true, but im not the only one who pays attention to details to find weak points to exploit , or to get the advantage one way or another.
High level turtle would stop casting sleep as soon the ultimate is foolish enough to start spinning.
As for the KD's ultimate's have, both skills animation is so slow, it makes bold strike looks quick.
Secondly, even if you were to allow ultima to get RP, and be able to knockdown you, you're doing something wrong by getting in hes face so close.
Turtles have a secret weapon vs ulti's, besides sleep. its called debuffs,slow and knockdown spam from a distance.
i respect your opinion, and you are right about a few things, i dont think most people have the accoires and gears i have collected, specificly to give me the best chances i can possible have to fight in almost any pvp situation. i litterally have over 3 z32 bags filled with items for pvp.
And yes EVERY class have weakspots, that can be abused, but it doesnt mean that every class can be killed easely, theres a difference.
I can fight players that has gears, accoires like me, but i wont be able to kill ppl like that most of the time. unless they are MA.
Its like i told others too, if you truly believe ultimate to be so overpowered, then login a ultimate or borrow one, and i will let you pvp a few friends of mine
And just see what happens, instead of debating here and getting angry with me, but i predict some ppl eyes will be opened.
Thank you for clearing up some of the doubts I had, glad to see a response with actual argument. I myself have an Ultimate majin, but I truthfully found it really boring after a while, as I am only very experienced with Turtles, hence why I used turtle as an example instead of anything else (because if you remember, I played male turtle for years).
Turtles might have other advantages such as slow and kd, but KD requires RP, slow can be eaten (with cd rp also even faster) and a male turtle bleeds out there. Females are different story, I give you that. But we have to consider all outcomes, not only potential ones.