Hmph... the all mighty Seraph huh?

phaydren

yeah rarebit said that when he runs an admin charachter for the story it the combination of the level and stast (whcih are admin hacked to 60 points each) that give the main characters their ubernes.

but this begs the question do they acctually make use of buffs in the conventional sence seeing as there is no clothing to take advantage of the modifiers.

Skill

phaydren wrote:

yeah rarebit said that when he runs an admin charachter for the story it the combination of the level and stast (whcih are admin hacked to 60 points each) that give the main characters their ubernes.

but this begs the question do they acctually make use of buffs in the conventional sence seeing as there is no clothing to take advantage of the modifiers.

The modifiers affect abilities.. as do clothing.
So with stats admin-hacked to 60 combined with the innate damage and resistance you get with levels it makes them... overpowered.
Actually, I bet Gray and Pace use enhanced fm-1500 that's about it.

Arucard12

Remag_Div wrote:

In all honesty, no one should even come close to beating Seraph. I'm surprised Rarebit has let this happen.

Considering the fact that:

Seraph easily went toe to toe with Neo in the teahouse.
Neo defeated Agents with ease.
We die by regular Agents in seconds.

So in reality we should never even lay a finger on Seraph, but I guess Seraph has gotten soft since the truce.

Plus you've got to remember, Smith seemingly being the strongest off the agents prior to Reloaded, Seraph says 'i've beat you before' so hes got to be incredibly powerful.

NightTrace

ByDesign_MxO wrote:

Seraph was able to hold is own against Neo for at least a little while. Are you saying 0Valiant that you should be able to beat an Exile that had that much combat prowess?

I've fought Seraph before, and I actually held my won for quite a long while, and managed to do more damage to him then anyone else who fought him had. Suplex/Dummy Drill/Din Mak combo ftw SMILEY

Skill

Guys, he's level 65 normally... Probably more if he really tried.
The only way someone's going to hold their own (or last 10 seconds) is if he LETS them by lowering his own power level.

Windstriker

Seraph is pretty much a personification of the Challenge-Handshake-Authentication-Protocol, or CHAP, which is an authentication scheme used to verify/validate identity. Basically it sends a 'challenge' out to it's target, and then checks the given response against it's own calculations of what the target's response should be. If the response matches, then the target's identity is validated.

"You do not truly know someone until you fight them."