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1. I agree attacks should have an element of unpredictability, but there is a point where it gets to be too much. Imagine, you have just unloaded your ultimate attack, which you have been setting up for for quite a while. Your enemy then makes up a technique and effortlessly counters you, then kills you with another attack they just made up that is unstopped by your defenses. Would you say this kind of flexability is a good thing?
2. Ah, that in itself is a kind of invincibility. It resembles the MAD tactics- if you kill me, I destroy the universe and kill everyone on your side.
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