Who are the top players in bleach

Zento-Hazashi

Kosmodestiny replied at 2015-12-19 02:28
But that's the problem. He didn't upgrade to stay ahead. He upgraded to barely be ahead for a day. ...

He didn't upgrade to stay ahead. He upgraded to barely be ahead for a day.

^ That's still being ahead btw

then why did he have time to then put some of those stones back on his mugetsu so he'd have 2 t1's for PvE?

I stated that before, it prob wasn't for PVE completely, I mean it helped him more in PVE, but prob the only reason he did that was cos he noticed that he can still use that amount of fury on Hiki and Mu and still be T1 against Nemes at that time. And how does that not make sense? If he was busy for the first time he upgraded and had to go instantly, then why can't he be busy for the second time he 'upgraded' and instantly go?

Kosmodestiny

Zento-Hazashi replied at 2015-12-18 21:33
^ That's still being ahead btw

Was gonna type out a legit answer but decided half way through this shit ain't worth the words. I'm done.

Zento-Hazashi

Kosmodestiny replied at 2015-12-19 02:41
Was gonna type out a legit answer but decided half way through this shit ain't worth the words. I' ...

If it's proving a point, then that is worth it

Kosmodestiny

Zento-Hazashi replied at 2015-12-18 21:43
If it's proving a point, then that is worth it

No, no it's not. Because you can't prove a point to a potato no matter how many words you use.

sirnibbles

Kosmodestiny replied at 2015-12-18 21:44
No, no it's not. Because you can't prove a point to a potato no matter how many words you use.

when did potato become a bad thing

Zento-Hazashi

Kosmodestiny replied at 2015-12-19 02:44
No, no it's not. Because you can't prove a point to a potato no matter how many words you use.

If you can't prove the point then either one of the following is happening:

1) They stooped
2) They have a legit point too which is also isn't being proved to a potato
3) They just won't simply get away from their point, even if they know it's wrong

Personally i'd say no.2, cos ya know, im not exactly burying myself, what i've said to everyone here in this thread is either something believable and able to happen, or something that has happened

And also personally, I don't get how this is making you stop, there isn't a point which I haven't able to answer, and those answers were something that someone can do, whether it's believable from your perspective or not, it is to them.

I think i stated the whole point of this in pm's, i'll say it again since it hasn't gone to you yet, 'potato', the whole plan of Chinen was to win against Nemes, and whether that was by battle or not, it was a clear win at that point when he upgraded to everyone and himself most importantly, and that's all that mattered and still matters.

Point proven to me? That last Para i did was the whole thing of this, nothing more or less.

Kosmodestiny

sirnibbles replied at 2015-12-18 21:53
when did potato become a bad thing

Potatoes are not bad things. They are simply inanimate objects that don't understand human speech or logic. Again, potatoes are not a bad thing, attempting to argue with a potato is though.

Zento-Hazashi

Kosmodestiny replied at 2015-12-19 02:57
Potatoes are not bad things. They are simply inanimate objects that don't understand human speech  ...

Yo

But you still didn't answer

Idk if you read that whole reply, summed everything up and actually 'proved the point' that was meant to be in the first place: Chinen won, one way or the other, he won.

Kosmodestiny

Zento-Hazashi replied at 2015-12-18 22:01
Yo

No, no he didn't. He didn't fight him. Comparing his stats to Nemes is not "winning"

Zento-Hazashi

Kosmodestiny replied at 2015-12-19 03:06
No, no he didn't. He didn't fight him. Comparing his stats to Nemes is not "winning"

Haven't I said this enough about personal stuff

maybe
that's a 'win' to him, he prob thought "Hey, if i do all this and do that, it's a 100% Win! Hell yeah i've done it!" <-- along the lines of that in a way. At that point of thought, he's already won for himself, doesn't have to prove anything else for himself, all he knows is that he (most likely) analysed Nemes before the upgrade, saw what he needed to do, did it, that's it, that's a win that you'd already know before you even start a fight.

quite random tbf xD But I know I can beat Shurilan and Xtre in my arena, 100% I know that for a fact, but do I attack them? No, does that mean I haven't won the fight, even after they've upgraded themselves, or even after i've upgraded myself and may have lost once previously to them? That's literally the same thing with Chinen and Nemes at that point, I'm not saying he chose not to fight, but all I'm saying is that as long as for his own benefit he knew he'd win and knew he won, then it's a win, maybe not to us, but for him; he was successful