31-Aug-2019, 9:28 AM
Well, in order to protect himself with the helmet, he is required to head-butt an enemy, with the helmet on. In order to "attack" a bowling ball, he would have to lay down flat on the ground, top of helmet facing the bowling ball, and wait for it to run into his helmet. This is something he can't or is not allowed to do.
Chip would be able to walk across fire by doing a handstand, if he had the fire gloves to go with it. This item, unfortunately, was limited edition, and once the thieves stole from Chip the last pair of gloves in existence, they've been gone forever. No average user has seen the fire gloves, anyways, as they've only lasted the alpha testing stage.
About kicking fireballs, maybe the fireball is bigger than the boot, thats why Chip can't avoid death from fireballs by kicking them, because the remaining fire would surround his leg and reach the rest of his body after impact.
Are fireballs living creatures, or soulless masses of fire guided by some unexplainable force (to move around and have the tendency to turn right)?
Chip would be able to walk across fire by doing a handstand, if he had the fire gloves to go with it. This item, unfortunately, was limited edition, and once the thieves stole from Chip the last pair of gloves in existence, they've been gone forever. No average user has seen the fire gloves, anyways, as they've only lasted the alpha testing stage.
About kicking fireballs, maybe the fireball is bigger than the boot, thats why Chip can't avoid death from fireballs by kicking them, because the remaining fire would surround his leg and reach the rest of his body after impact.
Are fireballs living creatures, or soulless masses of fire guided by some unexplainable force (to move around and have the tendency to turn right)?
