"Judge: A blue RB79-Ball pops out of the ground,
Judge: Warriors for the record please state name, team, MS, and any modifications.
Jackie: Jackie boy, Captain of the Black pansies team, Phantom (GM, not using any mods.)
Spanky: Spanky Littleman, Mercenary, Dom 2 (no mods.)
Judge: WARNING!! WARNING!! The area within a 12 mile radius is now a designated Mobile Suit battlefield, only pilots and Authorized personnel allowed.
Judge: By a lucky roll of the dice, Jackie has the honor of going first.
judge: RRRRREEEADYYYY FIGHT!!!!!!!"
This is how a match will normally begin. Lets take a look at the first turn.
"Jackie: Jackie jumps onto the Dom's back, stabbing his Laser Blade in to it's side and trying to crush it's back.
Spanky: Rears back with his arm grabbing the gm and throws the Gm off, then turns and pulls its arm off.
Judge: The GM's Blade connect with the Dom's side for Heavy damage and -68% mobility, the dom successfully throws the Gm off, and the Arm ripping connects and pulls the right arm off."
Battles usually go something like that. Turns work like this.
Player 1
Player 2
Judge
Player 2
Player 1
Judge
..and it continues like that.
Be logical with your attacks, if you've seen the show you probably know what battles should look like, imagine them use attacks that make sense.
Matrix404: Runs and shoots gun.
That's an example of a horrible attack, here's that attack revised.
Matrix404: Dashes to the left while firing AZ30mm Laser Vulcan gun at the enemy's side and back.
That's an example of a good attack.
Let's say you want to insult your opponent, that's fine as long as you do it right.
QueermanJack: You goin down foolfires gun and kills people.
That is bad, don't do that, EVER!! First of all you couldn't tell the insult from the attack and the attack was very wrong. Make sure you separate talking from your attack, like this.
QueermanJack: Your going down fool. Fires gun and kills people.
See you could tell the difference in the attack and the insult, though the attack was still incredibly wrong.
Congratulations you have learned the basics of battling. If you feel you still need help, go check the recorded battles under Team Standings.