Review game GTA V

→ SEPTEMBER 17, 2013 For me, Grand Theft Auto V’s extraordinary scope is summed up in two favourite moments. One is from a mid-game mission in which I flew a plane into another plane, fought the crew, hijacked the thing, and then parachuted out and watched it crash into the sea to escape death at the hands of incoming military fighter jets. Another time, whilst driving around in an off-road buggy, I got distracted by something that looked like a path up one of the San Andreas mountains. Turns out it was a path, and I spent 15 minutes following to the summit, where I nearly ran over a group of hikers. “Typical!” one of them yelled at me, as if he nearly gets run over by a rogue ATV on top of a mountain every time he goes on a hike. I could go on like this for ages. GTA V has an abundance of such moments, big and small, that make San Andreas – the city of Los Santos and its surrounding areas – feel like a living world where anything can happen. It both gives you tremendous freedom to explore an astonishingly well-realised world and tells a story that’s gripping, thrilling, and darkly comic. It is a leap forward in narrative sophistication for the series, and there’s no mechanical element of the gameplay that hasn’t been improved over Grand Theft Auto IV. It’s immediately noticeable that the cover system is more reliable and the auto-aim less touchy. The cars handle less like their tires are made of butter and stick better to the road, though their exaggerated handling still leaves plenty of room for spectacular wipeouts. And at long last, Rockstar has finally slain one of its most persistent demons, mission checkpointing, ensuring that you never have to do a long, tedious drive six times when you repeatedly fail a mission ever again. Grand Theft Auto V is also an intelligent, wickedly comic, and bitingly relevant commentary on contemporary, post-economic crisis America. Everything about it drips satire: it rips into the Millennial generation, Grand Theft Auto V SEPTEMBER 17, 2013 Trouble taps on your window again with this next chapter in the Grand Theft Auto universe, set in the city of Los Santos. → MUCH MORE KEZA MACDONALD SAYS Best Open Worlds Red Dead RedemptionBatman: Arkham CityFallout 3 celebrities, the far right, the far left, the middle class, the media... Nothing is safe from Rockstar’s sharp tongue, including modern video games. One prominent supporting character spends most of his time in his room shouting sexual threats at people on a headset whilst playing a first-person shooter called Righteous Slaughter (“Rated PG – pretty much the same as the last game.”) It’s not exactly subtle – he literally has the word “Entitled” tattooed on his neck, and the in-game radio and TV’s outright piss-takes don’t leave much to the imagination – but it is often extremely funny, and sometimes provocative with it. Grand Theft Auto’s San Andreas is a fantasy, but the things it satirises – greed, corruption, hypocrisy, the abuse of power – are all very real. If GTA IV was a targeted assassination of the American dream, GTA V takes aim at the modern American reality. The attention to detail that goes into making its world feel alive and believable is also what makes its satire so biting. Grand Theft Auto V’s plot happily operates at the boundaries of plausibility, sending you out to ride dirt bikes along the top of trains, hijack military aircraft, and engage in absurd shootouts with scores of policemen, but its three main characters are what keep it relatable even at its most extreme. The well-written and acted interplay between them provides the biggest laughs and most affecting moments, and the way that their relationships with one another developed and my opinion of them changed throughout the story gave the narrative its power. They feel like people – albeit extraordinarily f***ed-up people. Michael is a retired con man in his 40s, filling out around the middle as he drinks beside the pool in his Vinewood mansion with a layabout son, air-headed daughter, serially unfaithful wife, and very expensive therapist – all of whom hate him. Franklin is a young man from downtown Los Santos who laments the gang-banger stereotype even as he’s reluctantly seduced by the prospect of a bigger score. And then there’s Trevor, a volatile career criminal who lives in the desert selling drugs and murdering rednecks; a psychopath whose bloodthirsty lunacy is fuelled by a combination of methamphetamine and a seriously messed-up childhood. The missions flit between their individual stories and an overarching plotline that involves all three, and it’s a credit to GTA V’s versatility and universal quality that each character has his share of standout missions. As their arcs developed I felt very differently about each of them at different times – they’re not entirely the archetypes that they seem to be. This three-character structure makes for excellent pacing and great variety in the storyline, but it also allows Rockstar to compartmentalise different aspects of Grand Theft Auto’s personality. In doing so, it sidesteps some of the troubling disconnect that arose when Niko Bellic abruptly alternated between anti-violent philosophising and sociopathic killing sprees in GTA IV. Here, many of Michael’s missions revolve around his family and his past, Franklin is usually on call for vehicular mayhem, and extreme murderous rampages are left to Trevor. Each has a special ability suited to his skills – Franklin can to slow time while driving, for example – which gives them a unique touch. Narratively, it’s effective – even off-mission I found myself playing in character, acting like a mid-life-crisis guy with anger issues as Michael, a thrill-seeker as Franklin, and a maniac as Trevor. The first thing I did when Franklin finally made some good money was buy him an awesome car, because I felt like that’s what he’d want. Trevor feels a like a bit of a get-out-of-jail-free card for Rockstar, providing an outlet for all the preposterous antics and murderous behaviour that otherwise might not fit in with GTA V’s narrative ambitions. I found his violent insanity a little overblown and tiresome at first. As get-out clauses go, though, it’s pretty effective, and Trevor’s over-the-top missions are some of GTA V’s action-packed highlights. It’s a successful way of solving a problem that’s prevalent in open-world games: the tension between the story that the writers are trying to tell, and the story you create yourself within its systems and its world. Grand Theft Auto V accommodates both, masterfully, allowing neither to undermine the other. The actual act of switching between them also provides a window into their individual lives and habits, fleshing out their personalities in a way that feels natural and novel. Pick a character and the camera zooms out over the San Andreas map, closing back in on wherever they happen to be. Michael might be at home watching TV when you drop in on him, or speeding along the motorway blasting ‘80s hits, or having a cigarette at the golf club; Franklin might be walking out of a strip club, munching a bag of snacks at home, or arguing with his ex-girlfriend; there’s a good chance that Trevor could be passed out half naked on a beach surrounded by dead bodies or, on one memorable occasion, drunk in a stolen police helicopter. It could be nearly anything, because there is a bewildering multiplicity of things to do in the new San Andreas – tennis, yoga, hiking, racing on sea and on land, flying planes, golfing, cycling, diving, hunting, and more. The missions are an able guide to both San Andreas’ locations and its activities, touring you around the map and whetting your appetite for independent exploration of it all. The way that we’re introduced to San Andreas never feels artificial – the map is completely open from the start, for example – which contributes to the impression that it’s a real place, somewhere you can get to know. If GTA IV’s Liberty City feels like a living city, San Andreas feels like a living world. I saw people walking their dogs along the beach in the country as I jet-skied past, arguing on the street outside a cinema in Los Santos, and camped – with tents and everything – overnight on Mount Chiliad, before packing up and continuing a hike in the morning. It’s astounding. The ambience changes dramatically depending on where you are, too. Trevor’s dusty trailer out in the middle of nowhere in Blaine County feels like a different world from downtown Los Santos or Vespucci Beach. It wasn’t until the first time I flew a plane out of the city and over the mountains I was cycling around a few hours before that the full scale of it became obvious. It pushes the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 further than it has any right to, and it looks incredible. The biggest jump in quality since Grand Theft Auto IV is the character animation, but the world is also much more expansive, detailed, and populous. The price we pay for that is occasional framerate dips and texture pop-in, which I found became more prominent the longer I played, but never significantly detracted from my experience. For such a gigantic and flexible world it’s also remarkably bug-free – I encountered just three minor issues in the 35 hours I spent on my first playthrough, none of which caused me to fail a mission. San Andreas’s extraordinary sense of place is heightened by the fact that so much of it isn’t on the map. There’s so much going on that it’s easy to find things organically, rather than spend your life following a mission marker. I once stole a passenger jet from the airport for the hell of it, then parachuted onto the top of the tallest building in Los Santos. (I then accidentally jumped off the top and fell to my death, forgetting that I’d already used the parachute, but I usually leave that bit out.) Out driving in the country, I came across a man tied to a telephone pole in womens’ underwear. I chased down criminals who randomly swipe purses on the street, and happened across gunbattles between police and other miscreants, events that add a sense that this world isn’t completely uneventful if I wasn’t here to disrupt normalcy. I bought an expensive mountain bike and cycled around in the hills, enjoying the view. These little moments can be captured on your phone camera – which, brilliantly, can also take selfies. I have several snaps of Trevor doing his unhinged version of a smile in his underpants on top of a mountain. The story that GTA V tells through its missions takes full advantage of all this variety beyond driving and shooting (though the driving and shooting is still supremely enjoyable). It’s got so many great moments. It had me racing Michael’s lazy blob of a son across Vespucci Beach in one of many misguided attempts at father-son bonding, using a thermal scope to search for someone from a helicopter before chasing them across the city on the ground, torching a meth lab, towing cars for Franklin’s crack-addict cousin to prevent him from losing his job, infiltrating a facility from the sea in a wetsuit and flippers, piloting a submarine, impersonating a construction worker, doing yoga, escaping on jet skis, failing multiple times to land a plane loaded with drugs at a hangar out in the desert… it goes on and on. The days of a repetitive series of “drive here, find this guy, shoot this guy” are behind us. Even missions that would otherwise be formulaic are imbued with novelty and excitement by the potential to play them from three different viewpoints – in a shootout, Trevor might be firing RPGs from a rooftop as Michael and Franklin flank the enemy on the ground. It’s the heists – multi-stage, huge-scale events that serve as the story’s climactic peaks – that show Grand Theft Auto V at its most ambitious and accomplished. Usually there’s a choice between a more involved, stealthier option that will (hopefully) attract less heat, and an all-out option that will be less tense but more explosively chaotic – and what crew to take along with you on the job. All of GTA V’s missions are replayable at any time, letting you relive favourite moments or try out another approach. They also have optional objectives in the vein of Assassin’s Creed’s synchronisation challenges, but crucially, these are invisible the first time you play a mission, and so they don’t distract you from doing things your own way. Sometimes your own way won’t be the way that the designers expected you to do something, and though Grand Theft Auto V is usually very good at bending around you when that happens, there were one or two occasions where it wasn’t prepared for my personal brand of chaos. Overtake a car you’re not supposed to overtake and it will zip through lines of traffic as if by magic. Despite the introduction of new stealth mechanics, enemies will miraculously see you when the mission dictates that they should. Kill someone before you’re supposed to, and that’s sometimes Mission Failed. Most of the time the scripting is good enough to be invisible, but when it’s not, you really notice it – if only because most of the time it’s so seamless. As ever, some of the wittiest writing shows up on the in-game radio that plays behind all of the exploration and mayhem. “There’s nothing more successful, more masculine, more American than a big wad of cash,” blasts one of the in-game ads. “We know times are tough, but they don’t have to be tough for you. Still got some liquidity in your house? Are you insane?” The music selection is also typically excellent, leading to many of those serendipitous moments where you’re driving along and the perfect song comes on. During a heist, when the radio isn’t blaring the background, a dynamic soundtrack seriously builds tension. The satire is helped by integration of modern life into the game world. Every character revolves around their smartphone – it’s used to trade stocks, call up friends to meet up and send emails. There’s a great Facebook spoof, Life Invader, on the in-game Interne, with the slogan “Where Your Personal Information Becomes A Marketing Profile (That We Can Sell)”. You’ll hear adverts for preposterous parodic TV shows that you can actually watch on your TV at home, optionally whilst enjoying a toke. It might not be realistic, but it definitely feels authentic. It’s worth mentioning that when it comes to sex, drugs, and violence, GTA V pushes boundaries much further than ever before. If the morality police were worried about Hot Coffee, there’s a lot here that will provoke moral hysteria. It’s deliciously subversive, and firmly tongue in cheek... but once or twice, it pushes the boundaries of taste, too. There’s one particular scene, a torture scene in which you have no choice but to actively participate, that I found so troubling that I had difficulty playing it; even couched in obvious criticism of the US government’s recourse to torture post 9/11, it’s a shocking moment that will attract justified controversy. It brings to mind Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2’s No Russian mission, except worse, and without the option to skip over it. Some other stuff, like the ever-present prostitution and extensive strip-club minigames, feels like it’s there just because it can be rather than because it has anything to say. There is nothing in San Andreas, though, that doesn’t serve Rockstar’s purpose in creating an exaggerated projection of America that’s suffused with crime, violence and sleaze. There are no good guys in GTA V. Everyone you meet is a sociopath, narcissist, criminal, lunatic, sadist, cheat, liar, layabout, or some combination of those. Even a man who pays good money to assassinate Los Santos’ worst examples of corporate greed is playing the stock market to his advantage whilst he does it. In a world like this, it’s not hard to see why violence is so often the first recourse. All the pieces fit. THE VERDICT Grand Theft Auto V is not only a preposterously enjoyable video game, but also an intelligent and sharp-tongued satire of contemporary America. It represents a refinement of everything that GTA IV brought to the table five years ago. It’s technically more accomplished in every conceivable way, but it’s also tremendously ambitious in its own right. No other world in video games comes close to this in size or scope, and there is sharp intelligence behind its sense of humour and gift for mayhem. It tells a compelling, unpredictable, and provocative story without ever letting it get in the way of your own self-directed adventures through San Andreas. It is one of the very best video games ever made For more information, Visit  http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/09/16/grand-theft-auto-v-review

LABSCHOOL!

Tentang BPS Labschool	Versi Cetak
BPS (Badan Pengelola Sekolah) bertugas dan bertanggung jawab dalam berlangsungnya setiap kegiatan belajar dan mengajar di sekolah Labschool. PENGURUS BPS YP – UNJ PERIODE 2009 – 2013 Ketua BPS  : Indira Ch. Sunito, M.Psi Wakil Ketua BPS  : Dr. Moch. Sukardjo, M.Pd. Penasihat Pendidikan : Prof. Dr. H. Arief Rachman, M.Pd Kepala Pengembang Pendidikan Labschool :  Drs. Masribi Wakil Kepala Pengembang Pendidikan Labschool :   Drs. Romlan Syukur Kabag TU Umum Labschool : Dadang Susanto, S.Pd           Kabag Keuangan Labschool : Dra.Hj. Helma Rusydi,M.M Kabag Perlengkapan Labschool : Pamuji, A.Md Kasubag Kepegawaian           - Labschool Jakarta : Fauziah, SE           - Labschool Kebayoran  : Umedi, SE Kasubag Rumah Tangga           - Labschool Jakarta : Dra. Nurhayati, M.Pd                     - Labschool Kebayoran : Dra. Yasniati Kasubag Sarana Akademik           - Labschool Jakarta : Asep Sofyan, S.Pd           - Labschool Kebayoran : Syavita Ch. Hussein, SE Kepala Divisi QA & T : Drs. Rosiman Kepala Divisi IT & PR : Raidil Fitran, S.Pd Pimpinan SMA Labschool Jakarta Drs. H.M. Fakhruddin,M.Si.(Kepala Sekolah)  Suparno,S.Pd. (Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Akademik)  Parno Supriatno,S.Pd. (Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Kesiswaan) Pimpinan SMP Labschool Jakarta H. Ali Chudori, S.Pd. M.M (Kepala Sekolah) Sudarto, S.Pd (Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Akademik)  Drs. Asdi Wiharso (Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Kesiswaan)  Pimpinan KB-TK Labschool Jakarta Irnawati Syarief, M.MPd. (Kepala Sekolah) Dra. Nurhayati, M.Pd. (Wakil Kepala Sekolah) Pimpinan SMA Labschool Kebayoran Dra.Hj. Ulya Latifah,MM. (Kepala Sekolah) Azhar, S.Ag. (Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Akademik) Eris Adham Saipudin, S.Pd. (Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Kesiswaan)  Pimpinan SMP Labschool Kebayoran Ukim Komarudin,M.Pd.(Kepala Sekolah) Mulyadi Tarigan,S.Pd.(Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Akademik)  Yati Suwartini, S.Pd(Wakil Kepala Sekolah Bidang Kesiswaan) Pimpinan SMA Labschool Cibubur Buang Raharjo,S.Pd. (Kepala Sekolah)  Ira Damayanti F,S.Pd. (Wakil Kepala Sekolah)  Pimpinan SMP Labschool Cibubur H. Uswadin, M.Pd (Kepala Sekolah)  M. Taufik,S.Pd. (Wakil Kepala Sekolah) Profil Guru Labschool - Jumlah Guru TK Labschool Jakarta 15 orang - Jumlah Guru SMP Labschool Jakarta 37 orang - Jumlah Guru SMA Labschool Jakarta 53 orang - Jumlah Guru SMP Labschool Kebayoran 34 orang - Jumlah Guru SMA Labschool Kebayoran 40 orang

UN !!!(english version)

National Exam commonly abbreviated as UN / UNAS is a standard evaluation system of primary and secondary education in Indonesia and the equation of quality of education levels among the areas that conducted by the Center for Educational Assessment, Depdiknas in Indonesia based on Undang-Undang Republik Indonesia nomor 20 tahun 2003 states that in order to control the quality of education nationwide to be evaluated as a form of accountability of education providers to the parties concerned. Further stated that the evaluations conducted by independent agencies on a regular basis, comprehensively, transparently, and systematically to assess the achievement of national education standards and the monitoring process evaluation should be done continuously. Evaluation of the monitoring process is carried out continuously and continuous in the end will be able to fix the quality of education. Improving the quality of education begins with the determination of the standard. Determination standards continue to rise is expected to encourage increased quality of education, which is the determination of educational standards is the determination of the limit value (cut-off score). Someone said to have passed / competent when it has passed the limit value of the boundary between learners who have mastered certain competencies with learners who have not mastered certain competencies. When that happens on the national exam or school then the boundary value function to separate the students who graduated and did not pass is called the limit of graduation, graduation delimitation activities called standard setting. Benefits of standard setting final exam:

• The limit of graduation each subject in accordance with the demands of minimum competency.
• The same standards for each subject as a minimum standard of competency achievement.

UN !!!

Setelah Pemerintah Republik Indonesia dalam hal ini Kemendiknas RI mendapat sorotan yang serius terhadap pelaksanaan ujian nasional sebelumnya, maka mulai tahun 2011 ini akan menerapkan kebijakan baru untuk mendukung formulasi penentuan kelulusan ujian nasional, salah satunya meniadakan ujian nasional (UN) ulangan, selain itu kelulusan siswa dari satuan pendidikan telah diperhitungkan hasil UN, hasil ujian sekolah, dan penilaian guru di sekolah sesuai dengan amanat UU No.20 thn 2003 tentang Sistim Pendidikan Nasional, PP No.19 Th 2005 tentang Standar Nasional Pendidikan dan operasionalnya dituangkan dalam Permendiknas No.20 thn 2007 tentang Standar Penilaian Pendidikan .Ketiga komponen tersebut dirangkum dalam nilai gabungan yang memperhitungkan hasil ujian nasional dan ujian sekolah dengan rasio bobot 60% dan 40% . Untuk standarnya, pemerintah menggunakan batas nilai bawah kelulusan yaitu 5,5.
Dengan formulasi yang baru tersebut, kita berharap tingkat kelulusan juga semakin tinggi dan meningkat dari tahun sebelumnya karena siswa tidak dipotret sesaat melainkan di tiga tahun masa belajar .”Kita berpikir optimislah dengan formulasi nilai gabungan sekarang.
Dalam Formulasi baru Ujian Nasional ini, selain Pemerintah menentukan kriteria kelulusan dari nilai gabungan UN dan Nilai Sekolah, juga menetapkan kriteria lulus Ujian Sekolah diberikan sepenuhnya kepada satuan pendidikan. Karena itu ujian sekolah akan dilaksanakan oleh satuaan pendidikan itu sendiri sebelum Ujian Nasional. Yang lebih penting dan strategis yang perlu dipikirkan oleh sekolah, pemerintah daerah dalam hal ini Dinas pendidikan Kabaupaten Kota, dan Pusat adalah langkah tindak lanjut UN setelah Ujian Nasional nanti. Mengingat arah UN sekarang adalah peningkatan mutu pendidikan dituangkan dalam Permendiknas No. 45 dan 46 Tahun 2010.
Mudah-mudahan formulasi baru ini akan menjadi standar dan tidak mengalami perubahan lagi di tahun-tahun mendatang. Kalau tiap tahun ganti sistem kapan perbaikan kualitas bisa dilakukan,Dalam rangka memantau kesiapan pelaksanaan Ujian Nasional Tahun Pelajaran 2009/2010,pada hari kamis tanggal 18 Maret 2010, pukul 14.00 WIB, telah dilaksanakan Video Conference bersama Bapak Menteri Pendidikan Nasional dengan Rektor Universitas Tadulako selaku Penanggung Jawab Pengawasan Satuan Pendidikan / TPI UN Propinsi Sulawesi Tengah. Bersamaan dengan itu, turut hadir dalam acara yang diselenggarakan di UPT.PUSKOM Universitas Tadulako, Gubernur, Walikota, Bupati, Kepala Dinas Propinsi, Kepala Dinas Kabupaten/Kota dan Kapolda, beserta 25 Perguruan Tinggi yang ada di seluruh Indonesia.

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season clan reward

1. Clan Reward Season 1

Nama : Kinjutsu : Death Touch Palm . (Taijutsu)
Efek : Target tidak dapat melakukan jutsu dan tidak dapat mengisi chakra yang bisa dilakukan hanya attack normal . (2)
Damage : 62 ( X4 ) 
Chakra : 10 
Cooldown : 12

2. Clan Reward Season 2

Nama : Kinjutsu : Profusion of Ghosts. (Genjutsu)

Efek : Target berkurang 40% chakra yang dimilikinya .

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200 

Cooldown : 12

3. Clan Reward Season 3

Nama : Kinjutsu : Ecstasy of Sound (Genjutsu)

Efek : Target tidak dapat melakukan jutsu dan damage yang target berikan dikurangi 100% (2)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200

Cooldown : 14

4. Clan Reward Season 4

Nama : Kinjutsu : Sakura-Ryu (Taijutsu)

Efek : Jika target melakukan jutsu healing atau healing scroll maka heal yang diterima adalah 0 atau target tidak dapat mengheal dirinya (4)

Damage : 328

Chakra : 10

Cooldown : 12

5. Clan Reward Season 5

Nama : Kinjutsu : Cube Illusion (Genjutsu)

Efek : Target membutuhkan 40% CP lebih banyak untuk melakukan jutsu dan kehilangan 3% HP dan CP ketika menyerang dengan weapon (2)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200

Cooldown : 14

6. Clan Reward Season 6

Nama : Kinjutsu : PIshamen-Ryu (Taijutsu)

Efek : Jika ada yang menyerang target yang telah terkena jurus ini maka pengguna jurus yang menyerang target akan dapat memulihkan HP sebesar 15% dari damage jurus yang diberikan ke target (2)

Damage : 164

Chakra : 10

Cooldown : 12

7. Clan Reward Season 7

Nama : Kinjutsu : Silver Chain Bundle (Genjutsu)

Efek : Target tidak dapat melakukan apa-apa dan jika HP target dibawah 50% maka damage target akan dikurangi 100% (2)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200

Cooldown : 14

8. Clan Reward Season 8

Nama : Kinjutsu : Yatagarasu (Genjutsu)

Efek : Musuh yang menyerang pengguna yang telah melakukan jurus ini akan terkena ( Stun , Restrict , atau Prison ) (2)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200

Cooldown : 14

9. Clan Reward Season 9

Nama : Kinjutsu : Fiery Night Phoenix (Taijutsu)

Efek : Target terkena burn 4% (3)

Damage : 164

Chakra : 10

Cooldown : 10

10. Clan Reward Season 10

Nama : Kinjutsu : Dynamic Dragon Strike (Taijutsu)

Efek : Target berkurang damagenya sebesar 95% (4)

Damage : 328

Chakra : 10

Cooldown : 10

11. Clan Reward Season 11

Nama : Kinjutsu : Darkness Chain Seal (Genjutsu)

Efek : Mengurangi accuracy dan dodge lawan sebesar 100% (2)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200

Cooldown : 12

12. Clan Reward Season 12

Nama : Kinjutsu : Kejsumaru (Genjutsu)

Efek : Player dapat terisi HP dengan menyerang dengan jumlah 75% dari damage yang diberikan ke musuh (3)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200

Cooldown : 14

13. Clan Reward Season 13

Nama : Kinjutsu : Violent Quake Fist (Taijutsu)

Efek : Target berkurang dodgenya sebesar 20% (3) dan kehilangan semua buff* yang dimilikinya

Damage : 485

Chakra : 10

Cooldown : 10

14. Clan Reward Season 14

Nama : Kinjutsu : Meridian Breakthrough (Taijutsu)

Efek : Mengembalikan 90% damage yang diterima ke lawan dan mengisi 8% HP (3)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 10

Cooldown : 14

15. Clan Reward Season 15

Nama : Kinjutsu : Great Ball of Devil World (Genjutsu)

Efek : Mengurangi damage , dodge , dan purify sebesar 25% (3)

Damage : 0

Chakra : 200

Cooldown : 14

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