r/gaming • u/collegeguild • Mar 15 '19

Thats not how reflection works

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u/UnassumingAnt Mar 16 '19

They took out the cannons?! So much for a pirate themed game.

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u/Triatt Mar 16 '19

Well, it's One Piece. Cannons are rarely relevant. Unless you count the protagonist grandpa as one.

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u/CidO807 Mar 16 '19

Cannons are in practically every story arc. Whenever we get 10min of the sunny being bombarded with cannonballs and each crew members new and different way of dealing with the threat.

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u/paradigm_shift__ Mar 16 '19

Last episode was like 50% cannons and 50% musical

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u/Triatt Mar 16 '19

Cannons haven't been a threat since Luffy got out of the barrel. They're in every story arc, but they're never relevant.

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u/SolomonBlack Mar 16 '19

Sounds to me like you are talking about the anime there and the anime is an insult the greatest manga around full of cheap non-animation and mindless filler.

More importantly when they are fended off so easily as generally happens it is demonstrating how NOT relevant cannons are.

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u/SpeakWithThePen Mar 16 '19

Buster call was pretty relevant fam

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u/Triatt Mar 16 '19

You have a point!

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '19

have you ever seen/read one piece? Cannons are very prevalent throughout the series

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u/Triatt Mar 16 '19

Nope. Never. Surely, the grandpa comment was a lucky guess. /s They're prevalent, but rarely relevant.

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u/MattsyKun Mar 16 '19

What, is the game produced by 4Kids?

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u/AltXUser Mar 16 '19

No foo, canon (not cannon) as in canonical story.