#suntukan

[suntukan]

Let your anger out. Let it flow. Tanginamo ka

[speedane]

Before the year ends: any Q hater who wants to fight me to the death? /j

[shunyown]

[whateveriscatchy]

suntukan?

i know where to find you

[themagical1sa]

🫂🫂🫂

I'm gonna fight that other anon

TEKA MUNA NONNIE HUWAG [Tagalog: WAIT FIRST NONNIE DON'T] HAHAHAHAHAHAH 😭

It's just one (1) random anon so far... huwag muna tayo makipag-suntukan [let's not get into a fistfight]. /gen

I can also use the opportunity to talk about Filipino stuff because why the heck not? I'd be teaching everyone about Filipino stuff while also schooling and clowning on xenophobic anons. W for us and L for them LMAO

[caraetdeul]

Mananapak ako sa kung sino mang nanakit sa wondie ko. Subukan niyo lang 🤺🤺🤺🤺🤺🤺🤺

part 40 — ang wakas 💌

pov: kung saan nakahanap si wonwoo nang pahinga in the form of a coffee lover who is always willing to listen to him whenever life is getting too much for him to handle. everything between them was platonic until it was not

tw: mention of family issues

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[cultofthewyrm]

Suntukan sa planet Earth by EJ Dela Cruz

[makapatag]

cross disciplinary training in gubat banwa

so, GUBAT BANWA is a big martial arts game of esoteric martial arts. of beatdown and bone breaking. bakbakan at suntukan, pangamot ug pagdaug. it focuses on martial arts and the culture that surrounds that. during ancient seasian times (the main foundation for this game), formal categorized schools didn't exist: participating in your culture was you learning its martial arts, or a random hermit in the sea cave could teach you a secret martial art, or your family could have its own secret martial art, etc. etc.

so martial arts classes (in gubat banwa they're called Disciplines) are expressions of culture and tradition. from a mechanical side, I knew I wanted to make Gubat Banwa a multiclassing-first game, a la Lancer, for multiple reasons

I like multiclassing, I almost always multiclass

You get access to more of the game and the game's lore (much of Gubat Banwa's lore is in the disciplines)

You get to write a plurality of classes that deal with a plurality of playstyles

It makes writing Disciplines easier--they become small packages of power instead of the long Narrative Playbooks that they are a la D&D 4e's classes. this also makes making Disciplines easier as you don't have to write one for a 12 Level long progression

it creates a more emergent character progression (a Mangangayaw learning Sword Saint techniques for example might be a raider who raided a Virbanwenyo settlement and got the resident martial artist to teach him a thing or two, or it could be that they started picking up how Virbanwenyo Penitents fought)

however, Disciplines were more than just classes, they're also martial arts in their own right. So as I deepened my understanding with the Martial Arts I also found further justifications for multiclassing [which we like to call crosstraining]). these are from my and GB's Art Director Dylan's experiences from Filipino Martial Arts:

to become a true grandmaster is to learn or observe a large variety of styles (see: Johnny Chiuten, Anciong Bacon, etc.)

most real grandmasters that began their own FMA schools are those that studied and learned techniques from a wide variety of martial arts (Anciong Bacon knew Boxing and Dumog, for example. Johnny Chiuten knew multiple Chinese Martial Arts and trained in Balintawak and Lapunti, GM Filemon Caburnay learned both the arts of blacksmithing and of multiple arnis styles as he traveled across Visayas and Mindanao, and learned Kung Fu from Johnny Chiuten, before going down the path of perfecting his own fighting style that became Lapunti Arnis de Abanico)

even my own master in Lapunti who started with Lapunti was exposed to other Arnis and Martial Art styles so he was able to build his own style around it, and was able to contribute his own moves into modern Lapunti. i can see a bit of Chinese Martial Art influence in his movements now, a bunch of balintawak progression

very often if you're a student of violence, you will be learning multiple combat arts both out of necessity and out of love for movement. a balintawak warrior might have their movements augmented with jiujitsu training, a lapunti could benefit from learning sikaran, etc. etc.

kadungganan are meant to be nascent grandmasters, especially those that reach legend 12, so this is the main justification for the multiclassing instead of just having 1 martial art that you perfect. in real life this doesn't really happen, especially if you want to perfect your own fighting style. the assemblage of multiple techniques from 12 Legends worth of progression is there to facilitate the fantasy of a Kadungganan perfecting their martial art style, like the grandmasters of old

i knew since the earliest stages of gubat banwa that i wasn't going to compromise the multiclassing aspect, i just find it very serendipitous that crosstraining fits so well into the martial arts fantasy. it makes me pretty satisfied and happy, and i'm glad i didn't bend to internal talking and thinking about making a "pure discipline" progression possible

[suntukan]

Wise Words, Magic Man.

[trlblzd]

" ALL I'M SAYING IS between you & me i'm not the one getting outed as a degenerate scum who gets caught saying random stuff like THAT to firefly. kung ako sa'yo, ikaw dapat ang manahimik. barugin ko mukha mo d'yan eh. this is NOT my first rodeo with you & you ipc gooners. " ( clockie translation : if i were you, i'd shut up. & i'll bash your face in. )

" Ah, so kasalanan ko, ganern? Why would I listen to someone who reeks of gutter garbage anyway? Manahimik kana lang, HAMPASLUPA. " (Home-Finder's built-in translation app: 'So it's my fault, then?' and 'Just shut up, PEON.')

[ano-po]

I finally finished this fic!

To Mabini St. (With Love)

Fic includes

✅ Driver Miong and Passenger Pole

✅ May konting Bonizal, pero konti lang

✅ Mahiyain and Torpe si Miong

✅ Suddenly BAAM reincarnation AU pala itu

✅ Pole is !thirsty!

✅ Activism and Jeepney Modernization issue

✅ Miong redemption

✅ Real happenings in history

✅ Miong and Andoy make up? Siguro. Basta may suntukan.

✅ English writing with Tagalog and Spanish dialogues (syempre yung spanish dialogue may translation at galing sa sa GT. Ako'y patawarin)

[genuine-sushi]

Tth entry pi

Suntukan

[reynanghugot]

nasa point ako ng life ko na gusto ko nalang ng suntukan kesa sagutan like i used to when i was in hs

[robbiemd]

Log #391

Ang toxic nitong consultant ko. Hirap talaga kapag surgical ka tapos ‘yung jowa mo medical. Minsan pag-aawayan niyo talaga ‘yung management ng pasyente.

Gumaganti ‘to kasi pinalo ko ng needle holder ‘yung retractor n’ya nung nag-aasist s’ya sa OR ko. Hahaha.

IM: Bakit n’yo pinakialaman ‘yung hydration nito? Aware ba kayo na mababa EF ng patient na ‘yan? Ano pang point na nirefer n’yo sa amin kung papakialaman n’yo lang din management namin?

Surgery: Post-sigmoidectomy kasi. We’re preventing 3rd space losses. Kung mag-congest, problema n’yo na yan.

*sabay suntukan

14 May 2023 6:12 PM Puerto Princesa, Philippines

[exvazuo]

Naubusan ng mana si Denken kaya suntukan na lang. 😆

[melovesanneeeee]

ang hirap kapag hindi mo malayang nasasabi na nasasaktan ka dahil kapag sinabi mo sila naman ang masasaktan suntukan na lang o!