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Kenneth Nakagawa From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kenneth Nakagawa, also known as "Kenny" or "Ken" (born April 20, 2004) is a Japanese-American MMA-Fighter. Biography Early Life Kenneth was an orphan and troublesome youth, something which dettered prospective foster parents from adopting him. Once he graduated from high school at the age of sixteen, he left the Orphanage behind and moved into the Asian Community Center in Little Seoul. After moving out, Kenny spent a lot of time hanging around various communities, such as Little Seoul, South Central and El Burro. Shortly after he started to live in the ACC, Kenneth started visiting Gyms all over the City in order to maintain a good physique. In August of 2023 Kenneth started spending more time around Vespucci, due to his job at the Shingle Fish. During his employment there, he reconnected with an old friend, Jonathan Ishikawa. After reconnecting with Ishikawa, Kenneth was signed on as an amateur MMA fighter and spent his days training and polishing his techniques for his debut at the Rockford Dome. Career Nakagawa V. Rogov - 23/09/2023 Even though he was a novice, he showed exceptional talent and tenacity throughout his first bout, taking out one of the best fighters in the league. Sports fans dubbed the contest "Fight of the Night" after three rounds of furious back-and-forth combat. Kenneth was able to stay focused and create an opening in the third round, hitting a hard strike that ultimately left Rogov dizzied. Kenneth tackled Rogov to the ground as he transitioned into a full mount position before pounding Rogov's face with a barrage of powerful blows. The referee quickly intervened, calling a stop to the fight. The crowd erupted in cheers as Kenneth was declared the winner, and he basked in the glory of his hard-fought victory. For Kenneth, this win marked a significant milestone in his career, and he looked forward to taking on even more challenging opponents in the future. As for Michael, he vowed to come back stronger and continue to hone his skills until he emerged victorious in his next match. In the end, both fighters showed great sportsmanship and respect for each other, proving that MMA is not just about winning and losing. Nakagawa V. Murphy - 07/10/2023 In an electrifying MMA showdown, Kenneth Nakagawa and Matias Murphy faced off in a highly anticipated match. The first round saw Nakagawa establishing dominance with a relentless display of striking and grappling skills. Murphy, despite putting up a resilient fight, found himself overwhelmed by Nakagawa's precision and aggression. As the second round unfolded, Nakagawa continued to press the advantage, showcasing superior technique and control. In a strategic maneuver, Nakagawa seized an opportune moment to apply a submission hold, forcing Murphy to tap out. The match concluded with Nakagawa emerging victorious, securing a well-deserved win. Nakagawa V. Duke - 28/10/2023 In a thrilling MMA showdown, Kenneth Nakagawa faced off against Sam Duke in a battle of skill and determination. The first round saw Nakagawa struggling to find his rhythm against the relentless onslaught of Duke's offense. Despite Nakagawa's resilience, Duke's tactics proved too much to handle, and Nakagawa conceded the round. Refusing to be deterred, Nakagawa came back with a vengeance in the second round, showcasing his prowess with a dominant display of striking and grappling. With precision and determination, Nakagawa turned the tide of the match, leaving Duke reeling under his relentless assault. However, as the fight entered its decisive third round, Nakagawa's momentum faltered, and Duke capitalized on a crucial opening. In a nail-biting conclusion, Duke narrowly edged out Nakagawa, securing victory by a hair's breadth in a testament to his tenacity and skill. Though Nakagawa fought valiantly, it was Duke who emerged triumphant in a contest that will be remembered for its intensity. Nakagawa V. Malakian - 09/12/2023 In a highly anticipated MMA clash, Kenneth Nakagawa squared off against Robert Malakian in a battle of contrasting styles and strategies. The opening round witnessed Nakagawa asserting his dominance with a display of calculated aggression and impeccable technique, leaving Malakian on the defensive. However, Malakian, undeterred by Nakagawa's initial onslaught, adapted his approach in the second round, gradually shifting the momentum of the fight in his favor. With strategic adjustments and unwavering determination, Malakian turned the tables on Nakagawa, seizing control of the match and mounting a formidable offense. Despite Nakagawa's resilience and relentless counterattacks, Malakian managed to hold his ground and secure a narrow victory by a hair's breadth in a testament to his resilience and tactical acumen. However, Nakagawa's performance left an indelible mark, showcasing his fighting spirit and refusal to concede defeat without a fierce struggle. Nakagawa V. Caldwell - 20/01/2024 In an intriguing matchup between the seasoned veteran Kenneth Nakagawa and the up-and-coming fighter Travis Caldwell, the fight unfolded with a mix of experience and youthful vigor. In the first round, Nakagawa showcased his veteran prowess, dominating the octagon with a calculated combination of striking and grappling, leaving Caldwell struggling to find an answer. As the second round commenced, Nakagawa's impatience became apparent. Eager to finish the fight quickly, he made a tactical error, allowing Caldwell to capitalize on the opportunity. Caldwell, displaying resilience and tactical awareness, managed to secure points by exploiting Nakagawa's momentary lapse in strategy. Heading into the third round, Caldwell held a slim lead in points. The junior fighter showcased his determination, utilizing evasive maneuvers and strategic strikes to maintain his advantage. Despite Nakagawa's efforts to stage a comeback, Caldwell secured the victory by a narrow margin, winning the match through a points decision. The bout served as a testament to the dynamic nature of MMA, where experience and skill can be challenged by the enthusiasm and strategic acumen of emerging talents like Travis Caldwell. External links 1. Little Okinawa 2. Mountain MMA 3. Bellicose MMA

WELCOME TO Mountain MMA is a gym and a MMA Team, located in Hawick, Los Santos. Founded by the Godfather of Los Santos MMA Garbon Meqvabishvili, training the best fighters in the state. WE offer mixed martial arts training for any level, from self-defense to Pro-Fighting, with Pro-Fighters teaching our students. Mountain MMA is currently oldest working gym in Los Santos and home of the most champions in the state from the names like Leonid Tukhachevsky, Catherine Tukhachevsky, Rafford Mann, Isaac Ryu, Ike Chambers, Naoko Mitsukuri, Ashton Winters, Jackson Hayes and many more honorable members like Nikos Karagiorgis, Elizabeth Lacroix, Adrian Martinez, Hunter White, Felix Stone, Elizabeth Ricci, Noah Jenkins, Sarah Byrne, Rimvydas Snariadov. Current roster of official Team Mountain MMA: Leonid Tukhachevsky (Head of the team and current Bellicose champion) Isaac Ryu (Former undefeated best pound for pound fighter and Bellicose champion) Jackson Hayes (Former King of the Ring and Bellicose champion) Eduardas Tyla (The current owner of Mountain MMA and head coach) Julian Esperanza Kenneth Nakagawa Ryeom Eui Naoko Mitsukuri (Former Queen of the Ring and Bellicose champion) Ramunas Baranauskas (Professional fighter coach) GET YOUR GYM PASS

Growing up in Liberty City, John always had a fascination with fighting. He started boxing at a young age, but eventually found his calling in MMA, quickly becoming one of the top fighters in the city. However, after a series of controversial fights and run-ins with the law, Johnny decided to leave his past behind and start fresh in Los Santos. With newfound determination and a hunger for redemption, he is ready to take on the ruthless world of Los Santos fighting and prove himself as one of the greatest MMA fighters in the city.

Bellicose MMA Fights Showcasing Female and Male Warriors Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) has emerged within San Andreas one of the most electrifying and inclusive combat sports of our time. In a recent event that captivated audiences worldwide, an exhilarating night of MMA fights showcased the prowess of female fighters, while the other took center stage with male warriors. This MMA event happened last Friday evening, June 2nd, 2023. A Display of Skill, Power, and Tenacity Amélie Lévesque vs Pamala De'Leon The anticipation and excitement were palpable as two highly skilled female fighters stepped into the octagon. The bout was a testament to the growing popularity of women's MMA and the exceptional talent possessed by these athletes. With lightning-fast strikes, impeccable grappling techniques, and an unwavering resolve, these women showcased the depth of their abilities. Both fighters entered the arena with determination etched on their faces, ready to prove their mettle. Throughout the match, the combatants exchanged a relentless barrage of strikes, demonstrating their technical proficiency and resilience. The crowd erupted with each impactful blow, applauding the skill and toughness displayed by these awe-inspiring women. What made this fight even more extraordinary was the mutual respect and camaraderie between the competitors. While they fiercely battled inside the octagon, their sportsmanship was evident, as they embraced after the final bell rang, showing the true essence of MMA. Lévesque’s game plan was rather basic, she said. She is a primarily Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighter with a third degree brown belt. De’Leon knew this. Lévesque said De’Leon is an aggressive fighter and Lévesque took that to her advantage. She was able to land a high kick which made De’Leon rather dizzy, throughout the fights. Lévesque then says the event was organized very well by Bellicose MMA. The DJ, Security and commentary was excellent, she said. She also thanked De’Leon afterwards for the competition. This fight meant a lot to Lévesque, debuting in The Dome, in front of so many people. Main Event: Male Warriors Leave It All in the Octagon Joseph Yang vs Didac Fraga As the atmosphere reached a fever pitch, the spotlight shifted to the main event—an epic clash between two male warriors. The anticipation for this fight was off the charts, with fans eagerly awaiting the showcase of technical brilliance, sheer power, and unwavering determination that characterize elite-level MMA. Yang and Fraga, known for their dominant presence in the MMA world, stood face to face, eyeing each other with unwavering focus. The crowd erupted with a deafening roar, creating an electrifying atmosphere that sent shivers down the spines of everyone in attendance. From the moment the fight began, it was clear that these warriors were willing to push themselves to the limit. Thunderous strikes and calculated take downs reverberated throughout the arena, leaving spectators on the edge of their seats. Yang noticed the way Fraga moved in the first round and because of that he knew what to do, to beat Fraga. Yang expected more from Fraga. He said it was one of his easiest fights. Yang already said at the press conference “I’m not gonna drop a single round”. Round after round, the combatants showcased their versatility, transitioning seamlessly between various martial arts disciplines. Yang had a very good start to round one, where Fraga had to take a few hard blows. Fraga was close to coming back in the second round, until Yang hit Fraga straight in the stomach with a front kick. It was hard to breathe for Fraga, and Yang ended this main fight in a 3 - 0. Ernest Ochoa (left) vs Michael Rogov (right) ending in a 0-2 for Rogov Conclusion: A Historic Night for MMA The event featuring both female and male MMA fights marked a significant milestone in the sport's evolution. It shattered gender barriers and emphasized that skill, technique, and determination know no bounds when it comes to fighting in the octagon. The fights showcased the raw power, incredible technique, and unwavering determination that make MMA Comments are ENABLED for this article. Username: Comment: Article brought to you by

"𝘽𝙚𝙩𝙬𝙚𝙚𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙 𝙤𝙛 𝙖𝙙𝙪𝙡𝙩𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙 𝙤𝙛 𝙠𝙞𝙙𝙨, 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚 𝙃𝙊𝙇𝙔𝙇𝘼𝙉𝘿 𝙚𝙭𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙨. 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙡𝙖𝙬 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙤𝙛 𝙫𝙞𝙤𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚 𝙧𝙪𝙡𝙚𝙨 𝙖 𝙨𝙚𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙." "𝙄𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙-𝙃𝙚 𝙬𝙖𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚, 𝘿𝙚𝙣𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙋𝙝𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙥𝙨. 𝙃𝙚 𝙬𝙖𝙨, 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙖 𝙙𝙤𝙪𝙗𝙩, 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚." OOC: This is a character development page based on the manga series "Holyland". This page will show images of body-manipulation, psychedelic imagery, and combat violence. Viewer Discretion is advised.

--- Before I start, I'm not going to upload many edited Screenshots, because of the possible MG. I will let your imagination travel through the images I will be posting, maybe I will upload something relevant as an edited Screenshot or after a while to avoid the possible MG, if you see your character or your name in my story? Feel free to comment and greet me without any problem. --- - - - Didac Fraga was born in '98 at Davis Hospital, son of Carmen Maria Juarez, a former teacher who worked in first grade schools and Roberto Fraga, a former Sureño gang member who ended up in jail after killing a police officer when Fraga was just 1 year old. When little Didac was 5 years old, his mother, seeing that she could no longer afford the rent or her job, and that she began to transform little by little into an alcoholic woman, started dating a white man from Vespucci --- After a while, the man helped Carmen to get out of that problem, but there was another... The white man never liked the presence of the little Fraga, so he never included him in his family outings, he used to stay at home or with the one who cleaned the white man's house, while he and his two children together with Didac's mother went for a walk and had fun. When Didac turned six, he had his first family outing, what he didn't know was that it would be to the city's orphan center near South Central for homeless children, where his mother would send him off for the last time with a kiss on the forehead. Little Didac didn't understand why his mother was leaving him, he simply cried and hoped that someday he would see her again, a year passed and when he turned 7 years old he realized that he would never see her again.... That same year a lady named Dolores, about fifty years old, came to the orphan center, which normally frequented, she had her eye on little Didac, since he was always alone or played alone in the park so she decided to adopt him and signed all the papers, at first Didac did not understand, but little by little he became very fond of Dolores, whenever he could he tried to help her in everything, the lady was becoming his mother of the heart and Didac for the first time felt that feeling and affection of a mother. In Dolores' house, which was located in Davis, not only Didac lived there, but there were also two little African-American a boy and a girl and only one little Mexican girl, it was a mixed house and Didac was the missing piece to fill Dolores' home. So he grew up in the Davis neighborhood again, going to school in Davis and training boxing as a pre-teen at a local gym. When he turned 14, he started working at a 24/7 where he met his future "primo" Frank Rodriguez, who was responsible for changing Didac's life and showing him what it was like to make a name for himself on the streets of Davis since he was kicking with a gang back then Didac grew up surrounded by gang members affiliated with the Davis Varrio Tortilla Flats, where he began to frequent more and more until he stopped being a simple taggbanger and started selling drugs on the streets, obviously his mother Dolores didn't like it and always reproached him that he could end up dead or in jail; At the age of 17 he had some problems with another local gang of African Americans in the 24/7 where he worked, which ended in a fight and Didac was kicked from his job with no chance to return, as he was considered a gang member. In revenge to what happened he decided to track down those who did that to him and went with several friends from his neighborhood, that's when he earned his famous nickname "Coyote", since he attacked one of the African Americans who lived in Covenant Av by his back, taking him to the ground and kicking him all over his body, until he was run away by 6 guys but they couldn't catch him because he was too fast like a Coyote. After a few days, a normal afternoon for Didac who was selling drugs, a white Albany Primo arrived and several African Americans approached him in it and began to demand money and drugs, because if not, they were going to shoot him for messing with the younger brother of a gang member affiliated with the Rollin' 60s Crips, At that moment Didac played dumb and ran away but he was shot in his left leg, that made the police arrive to the place and check him, taking away the drugs and taking him to the hospital to be later transferred to the juvenile center where he was 18 years old and was able to leave thanks to the help of his mother Dolores. After a few months he was with "Davis Varrio Tortilla Flats", he became affiliated by his primo who was already in the gang, the cousin had a problem with the gang about money and more over he had more problems with other local gangs so he had to follow him, because otherwise all the problems that Primo had were going to fall on Fraga, then he lied to his mother telling her that he had a chance to fight amateur in the state of Nevada thanks to the gym where he was attending, since Didac was always dedicated to boxing and it was one of his passions, so he had to travel and spend some time there, to which Dolores believed him and prepared a backpack with his clothes and money. They went to the Valley, they lived for a while in a motel room on route 68, the cousin was dedicated to stealing cars and Fraga used to work in a local store in the area over Harmony, the cousin was locked up and after several months almost 1 year he was killed in there for revenge for what happened with his ex-gang, and Didac had to stay in the north and kept working until he got tired of renting in the motel and saved enough money to buy a cheap truck-home, he lived for a while near Lago Zancudo by the help of his boss Cassidy. He got another job in Sandy in another store 24/7 and also got a job as a cleaner and cook in the kitchen of Trippy's bar (a Mongol bar) by the help of Eight-Ball (Who would be responsible for introducing Didac to the biker world and its culture in general, going to Mongols MC events with Sandy's chapter).

Tigran Alexanian (Born February 29, 2000) - Known to his family as "Tiger" is an Armenian American born and raised in Los Santos. His father is Armenian and his mother Russian, he ended up getting genes from both sides. Having the hair, facial features, and wide shoulders/chest of an Armenian from his father. He also has the height ( 6'8" ) and light-colored eyes of a Russian from his mother. Growing up was tough for him. It wasn't enough been part of the lower class and coming from an immigrant family. He was also constantly bullied for his height and weight throughout middle and high school. As a result of the bullying, he did not want to go to school so he flunked 2 grades in high school for skipping classes. He did not want to be known as the "Big Dumb Fat Kid" anymore. He never had any friends or even social skills. As a kid he was quiet, never had much to say, and shy. That summer before he started his senior year he decided to do something about all the bullying from before. He couldn't let this go on any longer, so he decided to sign up for mixed martial arts classes. Oh boy, he did not know what he was getting into. He struggled, shed blood and tears training. But he started seeing results, he learned how to be more disciplined. Also, he started to like the adrenaline and pain from it. "Big Cat" his trainer called him for being agile and at the same time packing a heavy punch. He made quite an impression when he went back to school. He wasn't fat anymore, he has muscles now. He looks more athletic, but he was still that quiet, one-worded kid that no-one wanted to talk to. Been 19 years old and the oldest kid in the school. He was still getting bullied for having flunked those 2 grades, for being so old and still in high school. But then.. It happened. Right after gym class, he would always wait for all the guys to finish showering and changing first before he went in last to do the same. He was still self-conscious about his body even tho he was ripped now. Two classmates walked in while he was changing. Classmate 1 - "Hey meathead! What are you doing back there by yourself?" Classmate 2 - "Yeah dumbfuck! Are you masturbating? Fucking weirdo.." - both classmates look at each other while laughing at him - Tigran decided to ignore them both knowing they are just trying to make fun of him and continues to change in front of his locker. - Classmate 1 grabs the wet towel that Tigran left in the bench and quietly walking behind him - Tigran did not notice since at that time he was putting his shirt on. - Classmate 1 puts the wet towel around Tigran's neck and starts pulling back to choke him. - They both fall on the ground. Tigran was caught off-guard and he was scared. He tries to grab on to the towel to prevent him from choking him. But Classmate 2 jumps on him and starts throwing blows to Tigran's face. Tigran is unable to cover his face, his hands are still on the towel. - Time seems to slow down for Tigran. As if everything went in to slow motion.- Tigran tells himself: " Why me?! Is this it?! ", while struggling to fight off both of his classmates. One of his eyes is already shut from all the blows. He is running out of breath, still getting choked. That's when Tigran Fight-or-Flight kicked in. Before this, he has never been in a fight outside of training. Tigran kicks Classmate 2 in his knee making fall on him. He then decides to take advantage of the opportunity and lets go of the towel to grab Classmate's 2 face. He puts his thumb inside his eye and starts pressing down as hard as he can. Classmate 2 starts screaming from the excruciating pain. Tigran ends up popping that eye off and blood starts dripping from Classmate's 2 face to his face. That puts a grin on Tigran face as the masochist he is. Classmate 1 starts getting scared from seen his friend in so much pain. He stops choking Tigran and tries an attempt to get away from been pinned underneath Tigran. Tigran can barely see, he still has one eye shut and blood all over his face. He feels Classmate 1 trying to get out from underneath him. Tigran pushes away Classmate 2 off him. Turns around to grab Classmate 1. Classmate 1 was very quick on trying to get out but not quick enough. Tigran was able to grab his leg. This is when Tigran training kicked in like muscle memory. He grabbed Classmate's 1 leg and manage to put it into a triangle lock. Classmate 1 is now scared and confused about what is going on. Tries to kick Tigran of him but he can't. Tigran managed to keep the triangle lock and at the same time grabs the top of Classmate's 1 foot. Making it from a triangle lock to a Calf Slicer Lock. Tigran starts yelling at them: " You guys could not let me be! You have to keep bothering me all the fucking time! I have never done anything to anyone of you here. WHY FUCK WITH ME?! WHYYYYYY....!!! " At the end of Tigran's scream, you can hear a bone snap. - Loud crackling snapping sound - Tigran pulled down so hard on his lock, that he broke Classmate's 1 leg in half. Classmate 1 starts screaming in pain: " Ahhhhhhhh!! You broke it!!... Ahhhhh it's broken!!! " and starts crying. After all the screaming and the commotion, a teacher came in to handle the situation. Tigran was expelled from the school. Luckily the parents of the students took it easy on "Tiger" and he only had to do community service for his actions. Now 20 years old Tigran father kicked him out of the house, telling him that he is a disgrace and a failure to his family. He went on to move to his grandmother's house in Morningwood also known as Little Armenia. There he has managed to continue his MMA training and do some part time jobs to help his grandmother but he can't stick the jobs for long. He has seen the gangs around the neighborhood hustling. He knows they make good money.. But he also knows that it could make him end up in prison. What will Tigran "Tiger / Big Cat " Alexanian do? Only time will tell..

This thread is going to showcase the street fights of Lloyd Breslin, a man always on the hunt for fights.

MMA Fighter - Mixed martial arts (MMA) is a full-contact combat sport that allows a wide variety of fighting techniques and skills from a mixture of other combat sports to be used in competition. The rules allow usage of both striking and grappling techniques while standing and on the ground. Money Maker - A person or thing that earns a lot of money. Trusty Friend - A person you can depend on to look out for you and help you get things done. Coach - A coach is someone who trains a person or team of people in a particular sport. This thread will follow the story of Benjamin Corretti and the Campese Crew following the Conti Crime Family.

I am making this topic to start a discussion as it seems everyone isn't on the same page regarding melee fighting in-game. As you're quite aware, there's two types of melee fighting: script and RP. The former involves spamming LMB and manipulating desync in order to down your opponent and in my experience is widespread, with small weapons being asspulled (legitimately, as per the rules) and used to run up on foes. /mes are used but the knocking out is done scriptwise. The latter involves quite obviously /me and /do with time given to react and is used to create a scene rather than lay your opponents flat-out. In my personal experience, I have RPed fighting among friends and faction where I know they won't aim to drop me, but in the vast majority of situations against other players I have been on the giving and receiving end of the LMB spam attack and have had no complaints until now. I had a situation with @Chey and another player last night which prompted me to start this discussion as I believe everyone is not on the same page, which they really should be in order for a fair environment to flourish. I argued that script fighting is a valid route since it's scripted as a weapon just like a gun is - and that running away in itself is a roleplay reaction, and that literally everybody I've encountered engages in it judging from experiences derived from both my criminal character and gangster alt. Especially on my gangster alt where in Davis, Rancho, people frequently run up on you with ye olde spam! Chey argued that I should report whenever script fighting occurs in that sense as it's powergame. However, Chey's standard is visibly not in line with what I've predominantly encountered across the server. I had in fact never heard a complaint about it up until that moment which suggests to me the SAMP-imported behavior of scriptfighting - as opposed to fully RPing it out with zero scriptfighting as I used to on OwlGaming MTA - is somehow wrong etiquette which I share with the majority of the players I've encountered. Chey simply voided the situation on account of me knocking the other out via scriptfighting. I will attach the video here for reference to the type of fight that went down. No punishments were dished out. https://streamable.com/hoojlq Keep in mind that this situation is strictly for reference and the discussion is a general one. A few ideas to kickstart: Does the status quo of scriptfighting or perhaps other players' play to win mentalities necessitate scriptfighting as a legitimate means of attacking and defending from other players? It seems you're in a disadvantage if you get rushed on and don't attack defensively out of RP ideology. With regard to powergaming, "It is not allowed to force actions upon another player" - does the rushing of others with scripted weapons fall under this as the weapons are indeed scripted and they've even implemented a /helpup command and allowed the asspulling of melee weapons? The reason you don't have to /me pulling guns out is because the situation erupts too fast for you to realistically type out a /me to draw in comparison to the fraction of a second it would take you to draw said weapon, hence the exemption. Does the inclusion of melee weapons in this list imply that knives, knuckledusters are to be, or can be, used in a scriptwise manner? Is a 1v1, 2v1, different from say a group brawl in terms of rules? Should there be regulations to state this, for example the requirement of both parties agree OOCly in 1v1/2v1 to script fight in case one prefers RPly being beaten up? Is scriptfighting a legitimate attack or blatant PG? As I initially stated, I just want the community to share their own experiences with melee fighting and perhaps come to mutual agreement on proper etiquette as to me it's blatantly obvious that hasn't been established. According to Chey, scriptfighting, in its current widespread, is against the rules. However, the majority of you can see that this supposed rule is not enforced whatsoever. Discuss.