Destructive
Destructive adjective - Causing or tending to cause destruction.
Good
Both words in one sentence
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Alternately, forgetting how your various skills work is also a good way to accidentally cripple yourself, especially as Krieg thanks to his self-destructive skill sets.
Source: Yet Another Stupid Death - Kefka also talks an awful lot about burning things, fire being a good example of the destructive side of light.
Source: Light Is Not Good / Video Games - Not So Different: As is expounded upon in Firefight, they can be just as destructive as the Epics, both through inaction and inability to see Epics as people who can be even potentially good.
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