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Yellow Diamond

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About Yellow Diamond

  • Birthday 1988-09-15

Title

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    Diamond Authority

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    Thereisnospoon303
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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    New York
  • Personal Motto
    Vado piscari
  • Interests
    Theology, baseball, movies

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    Former Community Administrator, Former Commissions Director, Former Poniverse Board Member, Galactic Overlord
  • Favorite Forum Section
    Sugarcube Corner

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    Twilight Sparkle
  • Best Anthropomorphic FiM Race
    Unicorn

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  1. "Engravings... give you no tactical advantage whatsoever."

    1. Lord Valtasar

      Lord Valtasar

      if you're talking about armor, (which you actually might not and i'll sound like an idiot) then they actually do, they tell the enemy that you're someone who invested alot in that armor, therefore someone to be feared, intimidation wins battles on it's own
      edit: i just read your previous status update, and sure enough, i was off, oops

    2. Yellow Diamond

      Yellow Diamond

      Spoiler

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      To your point (because I can't resist!) -- Snake's comment (as echoed by Ocelot) is that the engravings won't offer any essential benefits in combat. The wielder won't become more skilled as a result, and they may in fact overestimate their abilities. This is reinforced in the prior scene when Snake is all but drooling over the M1911 EVA provides him: he favors its technical value above the aesthetics.

      But Ocelot obviously is full of crap when he lectures a random Diamond Dog merc about the impracticality of theatricality. After all, this is a man who rolls into battle dressed like a cowboy and gets a thrill out of the slow reload time of a revolver.

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