u/SendWoundPicsPls

Super busy or anything like that? Just curious before I commit so heads up on anything is welcome

Half my components went out due to a power surge, 8 year old rig so I guess it's time for an upgrade anyway. And I have a much better job than back then so may as well go hard.

US based

Goal is 1440k 120 fps gaming

Few TB of ssd storage so I don't have to shuffle games around

Few TB of HDD for backup, video storage and a copious amount of emulator stuff

Ideally a full tower

Don't need any peripherals.

I'm in the US and I'm open to hearing interpretations from anywhere.

So I heard about the title and it was in reference to hitting a man with very brittle bones and thus killing him and how that wouldn't change how the law viewed the murder. He had no reason to assume the man had that condition or that his strike would kill him, but it did. And it would be a murder charge

My question: the brittle bone man strikes first. The other man strikes back, killing him. From my understanding he's totally within his rights to respond in kind to defend himself. From his perspective he was not using lethal force. But whoopsy, unbeknownst to him it was lethal force.

Would this man be guilty of murder or some form of accidental killing still even if it was in self defense? He accidentally responded with excessive force

Title. I'm adoring this combat system. It kinda takes me back to TTYD oddly enough.

Any spoiler free resources on fun builds or synergies to work towards?

Also open to begginer tips or advice. "Don't brick your characters by doing this" kinda stuff