Which is important in a battle?

[swimstud600]

Naw, we're running out of active posters, dunno how many haven't voted yet.

[Paranoid]

and i dont think anyone in the right mind would vote for luck anyway, unless u built a strategy around it :/

[SLA¥ΣR]

i0luv0zero said:

Intellegence of course. If you have strength and agilty but don't know how to use those to your advantage, then, well, what's the point?

But then agian, there's always a natural insticnt to survive, so... yeah

[Paranoid]

oh, thats a really good point.

also, you need other skills. if u are really smart. but u are weak and bad defensively and bad agility, u its not very helpful to be smart. u have nothing to use ur intelligence with

[RELLIK]

umm bout intelligence. its always a guess pretty much. i mean if you think too much about one thing you get lost or your opponent figures you out and he does an illogical move and you are defeated. bruce lee was always unpredictable since he didnt follow the crane etc.

so i say agility. cuz then no one can hit you.

[swimstud600]

Defense is better than agility. That way you don't have to worry about dodging blows, you can just attack.

[RELLIK]

speed means fast. that means less time. if your always defending an attack then you attack and they see it commin. you would most likely not try and get them vulnerable. if you dodge then attack when they are vulnerable they might but its already too late. i also think its harder for them to hit you with speed. if you have high defense theyll most likely somehow attack you with more force.

or you could just have them give up after running around randomly.

[Morph]

I say an Agile Mind. Quick thinking. Of course Intelligence is important, but there's a limit to it. If you are born with a complication within your mind (aka: your not very smart) you can't do much about it. Neither can you when you are smart. However, you CAN change your strength and agility.

[Netzuko Kymera]

definetly intelligence, in martial arts the dragon is always the most powerful of all the animals, guess what it represents? wisdom...

[Goku Goku Gadget Saiyan]

Of course intelligence. You have to have a quick mind to see what your opponent is doing next.

[Ruinaru]

In a real fight, intelligence is most important, but in games like Fire Emblem luck can play an important role. Especially for classes dependent on critical hits.

[swimstud600]

In fire emblem I would agree with you, luck is the most important character stat for that game. But it all comes down to intelligence because you are the tactition. Any unit, no matter how strong can die if you make a stupid move. I love those games.

[Paranoid]

theman said:

definetly intelligence, in martial arts the dragon is always the most powerful of all the animals, guess what it represents? wisdom...

but martial arts isnt about fighting. Its also about self control, finding inner self, and peacefully resolving conflicts. In karate, you are always taught not to fight unless you have to, stuff like that

ironic, i just had to do homewrok about that for gym :/

[RELLIK]

there is the theory that too much technology and thinking with mathematic problems etc. eventually stresses the mind. this would lead to less sleep (insomnia) and becoming a skitzo might lead to suicide.
the mind is the most powerful tool ever. controlling the mind is difficult. also you would get used to instances that are the same.
eventually *snap* and something happens...
the only thing with speed is maybe youd hit a wall.
peace does not come from a battle. resolving a conflict yes but peace is impossible. and with speed you can outrun.
and if this for fire emblem i havent played (well i did and didnt like it)
but on disgaea i have a level 53 ninja killing 3 level 100's and 1 level 200.

[swimstud600]

YOU DON"T LIKE FIRE EMBLEM?!!!
*kills Rellik in the most brutal way possible*