Almighty Zard
He has returned.
The fact remains that if a GL gives a challenger a handicap, and the challenger accepts it, then fault lies with the GL, not the challenger because the GL wouldn't have made said handicap to begin with if he/she didn't feel they couldn't handle it.
If the challenger doesn't like it, their free to go somewhere else to test their skills if they don't like the way the GL wants to fight.
Course i'm starting to wonder if this pointless bickering is really about the numbers factor...
If the challenger doesn't like it, their free to go somewhere else to test their skills if they don't like the way the GL wants to fight.
Course i'm starting to wonder if this pointless bickering is really about the numbers factor...