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<blockquote data-quote="D.Shaffer" data-source="post: 3826876" data-attributes="member: 8918">Is anyone else getting sick of 'They dont get it!' as an alternate way of saying 'I dont agree with this?' yet?&nbsp;&nbsp; :\ In any case...Not really fond of this name.&nbsp; I dont mind descriptive names, but this one is just...bleah.&nbsp; Doesnt describe the move that well at all.&nbsp; Something a bit more ulitarian would probably fit better.&nbsp; Heck, if you HAVE to keep it dragon themed, call it 'Dragon Tail Sweep'.&nbsp; It gets the overall description of the move a bit closer.Responding to a different post...actually, I think HOW you get knocked down can have a bearing on things. A sword/axe cut which damages your legs and restricts your movement; a solid mace hit to the chest which causes you to fly 10 feet thataway; A close bell punch with a saber combined with a leg trip.&nbsp; All three of those situations do one thing...knock the guy prone, but they also have potential other effects that can be tied in.&nbsp; Considering they want what weapon a fighter uses to actually mean something, just a 'simple trip' might not be differentiated enough from weapon to weapon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D.Shaffer, post: 3826876, member: 8918"] Is anyone else getting sick of 'They dont get it!' as an alternate way of saying 'I dont agree with this?' yet? :\ In any case...Not really fond of this name. I dont mind descriptive names, but this one is just...bleah. Doesnt describe the move that well at all. Something a bit more ulitarian would probably fit better. Heck, if you HAVE to keep it dragon themed, call it 'Dragon Tail Sweep'. It gets the overall description of the move a bit closer. Responding to a different post...actually, I think HOW you get knocked down can have a bearing on things. A sword/axe cut which damages your legs and restricts your movement; a solid mace hit to the chest which causes you to fly 10 feet thataway; A close bell punch with a saber combined with a leg trip. All three of those situations do one thing...knock the guy prone, but they also have potential other effects that can be tied in. Considering they want what weapon a fighter uses to actually mean something, just a 'simple trip' might not be differentiated enough from weapon to weapon. [/QUOTE]

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