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Matt Frisch <matuse73@yahoo.spam.me.not.com> wrote in
news:uqj2a1tfqi551q7d108sofbite66pd8jqi@4ax.com:
> On Fri, 03 Jun 2005 22:33:37 -0400, Nikolas Landauer
> <dacileva.flea@hotmail.com.tick> scribed into the ether:
>
>>Marc L. wrote:
>>> Jeff Goslin wrote:
>>> >
>>> > The thing you're forgetting is that when the fly spell is
>>> > inactive, the person hovers in place.
>>>
>>> Bullocks. Cite please.
>>
>>He's flat-out wrong. I've already cited that /fly/ gives you good
>>maneuverability, and hovering is a free action for anyone with
>>good or perfect maneuverability. Its being an action of any sort
>>means that it requires intent, and thus Jeff's wrong about this.
>>That said, he hasn't responded to those posts yet, so he may mea
>>culpa this once he sees them, if he has any remnants of integrity
>>left.
>
> Don't hold your breath.
>
>
Agreed, he'll come back and say, "By inactive, of course I mean
that the user stops deciding where to fly and therefore just hovers."
--
Marc
Matt Frisch <matuse73@yahoo.spam.me.not.com> wrote in
news:uqj2a1tfqi551q7d108sofbite66pd8jqi@4ax.com:
> On Fri, 03 Jun 2005 22:33:37 -0400, Nikolas Landauer
> <dacileva.flea@hotmail.com.tick> scribed into the ether:
>
>>Marc L. wrote:
>>> Jeff Goslin wrote:
>>> >
>>> > The thing you're forgetting is that when the fly spell is
>>> > inactive, the person hovers in place.
>>>
>>> Bullocks. Cite please.
>>
>>He's flat-out wrong. I've already cited that /fly/ gives you good
>>maneuverability, and hovering is a free action for anyone with
>>good or perfect maneuverability. Its being an action of any sort
>>means that it requires intent, and thus Jeff's wrong about this.
>>That said, he hasn't responded to those posts yet, so he may mea
>>culpa this once he sees them, if he has any remnants of integrity
>>left.
>
> Don't hold your breath.
>
>
Agreed, he'll come back and say, "By inactive, of course I mean
that the user stops deciding where to fly and therefore just hovers."
--
Marc