Lancelot would lose the raw power he needed to stand up to Gilgamesh, but he would be able to wage a misinformation campaign with his disguises.
I've always wanted to see a Servant who really took advantage of something like illusions or shapeshifting. Shakespeare was a missed opportunity.
Who will break that vicious cycle? ;_;The price for a non Saberface its the use of another Saberface.
I hope we get to see Robin Hood in his element, not penalised and forced into one-on-one's like he was in Extra.Originally Posted by Imperial
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The ride never ends, unfortunately.
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It will, Takeuchi is not an immortal like Araki.
Given that everyone lines up out in the open and takes turns politely attacking mere feet away from each other, I suspect Robin might miss out on another opportunity to show off his sneaky style of fighting.
as much as rational Lu Bu or rational Heracles! =D
Robin: Oh, not again...
*Excalibured*
You have no idea how much I would have loved to have seen them put to more use than snarling monsters.
But them's the breaks with the Berserker class if you're not an outlier like Kintoki.
What about Jekyll? He's polite and charactery but also a snarling beast.
And strange fake!Jack the Ripper?
True, true. But honestly, I think we see almost as many rational Berserkers as mad ones. Or if not rational, at least capable of carrying out a conversation.
No he wasn't
So we've got Sakata, Frankenmoe, Spartacus (sort of), non-potion Dr. J and Fake Jack vs Herc, Lu Berserker, Lancelot and Arc
So that's actually more quasi-sane ones than snarling beasts. I'm actually wrong.
But the way the class is framed to us, there really should be more Herc-types than talkers.
Spartacus was more crazy mad than angry mad, wasn't he?
Those two are different. One needs to drink something to get his mad on.
The other is just weird.
You guys should be using Bathory as an example or Frankenstein.
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Caligula talks in the Grand Order trailer.
You know how Grail Wars are: wars of exceptions.
Oh yeah, forgot about Bathory.
I keep forgetting that Erszebet was, at least temporarily, a Berserker.
In the end, I suppose it's a good thing the talkers are outnumbering the Herc-types. Makes for a more interesting character. I would have loved to hear Herc and Lu's thoughts on their Grail Wars or at least some trash talk.
Indeed
Shame on me for trying to pretend the rules matter.
I like to pretend she doesn't exist.
To be fair, she has a rank of E in Mad Enhancement and is a Berserker for about 20 minutes. She barely counts.
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