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damage on cradles, roll-ups, etc.
Memphis_Vice | Posted on 08/12/07 at 21:43:40 Does a move have to deal damage in order to score a pinfall? Seems to me like roll-ups, cradles, etc. might not do any "damage" per se. |
Vertigo | Posted on 08/13/07 at 18:03:02 Consider the damage to be from them attempting to escape the pinfall rather than the bump itself. |
LillaThrilla | Posted on 08/13/07 at 23:48:45On 08/12/07 at 21:43:40, Memphis_Vice wrote: Does a move have to deal damage in order to score a pinfall? Seems to me like roll-ups, cradles, etc. might not do any "damage" per se.It's a good question. My thinking is that all cradles, etc have always had a damage value in TNM, including the default ones that come with an otherwise empty program. I'd be curious to know Oliver's 2 cents on the matter... |
Homer_Simpson | Posted on 08/27/07 at 20:24:15 I think in real life it would depend on the pinning/cradle move. I can see say a high speed sunset flip acutally doing a bit of damage, but say a basic schoolboy probably not so much. ;D |
psz | Posted on 08/28/07 at 04:37:31 Unless the opponent has a very stiff/already injured back. |
King_Of_Old_School | Posted on 12/10/07 at 12:48:31 What's the difference, if any, between a double leg cradle and a jackknife cradle? |
A True Brazilian Patriot | Posted on 12/11/07 at 22:41:15 a double-leg cradle is just in as a counter for sunset flips, victory rolls and other moves you can counter by cradling the legs. |