[quote=@TheUnknowable]
[@Raineh Daze]never heard anyone say that it would require more fuel to run a smaller reactor, and don't see how entropy would apply.  I'd like to see anyone present a reason why that would be so.

And he doesn't pancake himself with acceleration because he only pulls a few Gs at most, maybe 10, which a fit human can easily withstand, especially with an acceleration suit, which the suit is.
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Have you ever studied graduate level thermodynamics? If you did you wouldn't be making these questions. Actually, not, just take your phone and ask yourself why it's not running on a fusion reactor. That should be enough.

Also, where the kinetic energy from the hits that the suit takes go? Just answer your self that. Or how can he fly faster than Raptor without burning himself to a crisp because of friction.

[quote=@TheUnknowable]
[@PKMNB0Y]Ok, here's my basic plan.

1) Tyr and Tony get a hotel room to use as a base of operations.
2) Tony goes to a pawn shop and Radio Shack to get a cheap laptop and cat 5 cable to connect to the hotel's internet while Tyr goes grocery shopping (master chef and all that).
3) They find out that the NYPD is offering a $20k for information leading to the arrest of an "Andre Petrov".  A quick google search shows that he manages a shipping business at the docks here in the Bronx.
4) they hatch a plan for Tyr to sneak in and plug a wireless transceiver into his computer, so Jarvis can hack in an look for evidence.
5) Tyr manages to do that, but trips a silent alarm and draws in guards. (he can't recognize our infrared or motion sensors.)
6) Tony has to suit up and help him fight his way out.
7) After they hand over the info, they learn that Petrov was part of the Russian Mafia and that they just made a new enemy.
8) They get a proper apartment and Tony starts building simple tech to sell to local companies, the first being a more efficient battery charging circuit he'll license to Panasonic.
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Doesn't this relies on your characters puppeteering a lot of NPCs to work? Also, playing the RP basically on your own, too. I Don't know, but there seems to be something about this that doesn't feel very much like a group roleplay at all. I can't imagine what, though. :hmm