Not exact matches
I've never been an
opponent of digital books, though I believe that instead of creating some half - way house we'd be better shifting entirely to the web and using its advantages (much as Joe envisions in his
piece) to build communities
around niches of interest.
Each arena tends to have roughly the same interactions, like being able to use a
piece of the scenery to quickly move
around or a weapon that can be used to dish out damage, including my favorite example; throwing an old lady at the
opponent.
Super moves are stunning action packed cinematic set
pieces including Batman calling in a beacon to collect the grounded
opponent that is winched into the clouds before Batman's aerial vehicle hits the
opponent, dislodges, then locks on to fire a dual machine gun and a missile followed by crashing back down to the arena, while Poison Ivy surrounds her opposing fighter with carnivorous plants that wrap themselves
around her
opponents» body before eating then spitting the character out.
Political abuse of science is the discovery that you can hit harder with a big
piece of wood than you can with your bare hands and conquering territory with your newly invented club, in the very brief interval you have before your
opponents discover that there is a lot of wood
around and they can use clubs too.