DarkwolfX37

Myriad Reality

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Haha, I've been out in the Atlantic playing war games with other ships.
Nice to be back though

@Araby264

Myriad Reality

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What's up! I just got back off of an underway!

@Araby264

Nemo, where the FUCK have you been?

The Unwanted. Superpowered RP with a hint of horror.

Nope, that wouldn't work at all. In fact, that's even more likely to get violet killed...if people tried to force them to stay abi and Brooks would see them as a threat and probably 'get rid of them' before running away themselves.

Also, how the heck is a 15 yr old going to throw a truck?

@Stitches

I just spent probably 1-2 hours trying to do the math before finding out that I have no idea how to turn the two results into a single result. ;-;

So the TL;DR is that she can A) lessen it's weight and B) increase her force. She'd really just be flipping it but throwing sounds cooler.

Myriad Reality

Malfunction -- The RP Where Having Superpowers Sucks (New Thread! Now with added friendship!)

We're trying it. If it doesn't work out, it doesn't work out. There's no rush on writing the power tiers, though.

@SecretlyDiscord

Whelp, if the setup has been determined, I'll get started Frankensteining up a CS.

Myriad Reality

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Sonic Boom and Adventure were good. As was '06, but at least those have variety. Black Knight is essentially the same game over and over.

@Techspert

Uhm... I hope you mean their commentary, not the games. Adventure is decent if you play the updating, ie. gamecube version, but the other two are horrible horrible games. Their commentary on it was funny because the games were bad so they could play off of that. With Black Knight the game isn't actually bad, so they have nothing to talk about other than how terrible Arin is at the easiest Sonic game outside of the racing games ever. It's not entertaining.

Myriad Reality

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I find this series boring.

@Techspert

It's boring because he has no ability to comment on Sonic games. All he does is his shitty impersonation and rage at problems that are entirely his fault. It would get entertaining to see their reactions to the end of the game, but clearly Arin is too stupid to beat an easy stage so they'll probably quit.

Malfunction -- The RP Where Having Superpowers Sucks (New Thread! Now with added friendship!)

Personally, I'd suggest a level system for powers, circa Raildex or something. To give an example, (this powerset was rejected in the original incarnation of Malfunction for being one of the "powers that would cause the gov to kill them," but it's what I've got written up already so it's easiest to illustrate with) here would be the levels for a vector control power set.

My Hider

Tier Zero:
Many drawbacks and none of the power. See Drawbacks below. This was her level when she was captured.
Has a natural vector-altering field that extends two inches (5.08 cm) from her body that reduces all vectors within it to zero. Any vectors applied to this field from outside that aren't zero are reduced to zero and rejected from the field. Or rather, since their vectors become zero, they simply stop at the field's edge.
Things are allowed into this field when she attempts to touch them.
In practical terms, anything that touches her is stopped dead in its tracks, but anything she touches acts as normal.
- "Annoying, but useful."

Tier One:
All Drawbacks now apply to her.
Field increases to five inches. (12.7 cm)
Can control up to three vectors within her field up to the level that they would naturally be if not for her field reducing them to zero.
Can allow things with vectors that aren't at zero into her field at will.
Naturally and unconsciously uses her power on herself as necessary to survive. The multitude of vectors this requires implies that she will eventually grow much more powerful, and/or that she would be much more powerful already if she didn't need to control the vectors required to allow air in and out, breathe, have her heart beat, allow electricity and chemicals to flow through her body, etc.
Can use her control of vectors to alter locational vectors, allowing for minor teleportation so long as what is being teleported is within her five inch field before teleportation. Can teleport things up to 10 feet (3.048 meters) away from her in a spherical radius.
- "Getting that teleportation was the greatest thing ever. I don't have to go to the bathroom anymore, I can teleport waste directly into a toilet or underground. It's the best."

Tier Two:
Can now extend her field up to three feet (0.9144 meters) in any single direction as a three foot in diameter cylinder with extreme focus.
Teleportation range increases to a 15 feet radius. (4.572 meters) Can now teleport things that are within seven inches (17.78 cm) of her body.
Can now teleport somewhat larger objects like televisions.
- "A simple upgrade, but nice all the same. Sucks how hard it is to manipulate my field, though.

Tier Three:
Can now extend her field up to three feet (0.9144 meters) in every direction as a spherical form with intermediate focus.
Can now teleport anything within 10 inches (25.4 cm) of her body to anywhere within a spherical range with a radius of 25 feet. (7.62 meters)
Can now teleport medium sized objects such as bookshelves.
Vectors applied to her natural field (not her extended field) are now displaced elsewhere within the range of her teleportation instead of being rejected. For example: a gunshot to his head might create a bullet hole in a nearby wall or the force may be applied to somebody else within this range.
- "Getting better, if slowly. The omnidirectional upgrade and downgrade in effort needed were definitely nice."

Tier Four:
Can now extend her field up to five feet (1.524 meters) in every direction as a spherical form with mild focus.
Can now control a fourth vector at a time within her field.
Can now teleport anything within her field to anywhere within a spherical range that is 30 feet (9.144 meters) beyond her field.
Can now teleport other people.
Things with total vectors of zero are rejected by her field as if they had vectors.
Can now choose whether or not vectors applied to her natural field are displaced elsewhere within her teleportation range or are simply rejected.
- "Hell yeah, real progress, finally."

Tier Five:
Can extend her field to up to 0.310686 miles (0.5 km) from her body.
Can now manipulate five vectors at a time within her field.
Can teleport anything within her field to anywhere within 0.621371 miles (1 km) from her body.
Can now choose where vectors displaced by her natural field to within her teleportation range are displaced to.
Can now teleport things the size of a small building.
- "Mhmhmhmhmhmhmhm. Very nice."

Tier Six: (Final Tier)
Can now extend her field to 0.621371 miles, (1 km) from her body.
Can now manipulate all vectors simultaneously within her field so long as she has sufficient focus and skill.
Can now teleport things within her field to anywhere within 1.24274 miles (2 km) of her body.
Can now alter her own locational vectors to teleport herself.
Can now turn her power off. This does not affect her internal vector homeostasis.
Her internal vectors are now perfectly maintained subconsciously. In effect, this means she's immune to diseases, chemicals, radiation, etc. that manages to get through her field or that enters her while her field is down.
- "World, say hello to your new goddess. Give me cute girls and nobody gets hurt."

Drawbacks:

Tier Zero:
Can't turn it off.
All vectors within this field (natural field only, not consciously extended field) are zero.
Things with total vectors of zero applied to her field are allowed through without being rejected.
Her weight vector is zero, making her totally weightless so she has to wear super-heavy anklets and/or wristbands that are large enough to escape her field.
- "Damnit. These weights are annoying. They chafe."


Tier One:
Can only teleport small objects such as cups or books.
Things that enter her field are immediately stuck to her due to the displacement vector being zero.
Must constantly use her power to consciously manipulate vectors on herself in order to move. Otherwise her velocity vector of zero would prevent her from moving.
Must move at a consistent velocity or use her power to consciously manipulate vectors on herself in order to move. Otherwise her acceleration vector of zero would prevent her from moving/moving at varying velocities.
Must constantly use one slot of her controllable vectors on herself in order to move, otherwise she wouldn't be able to move because her force vector is zero.
Has to use all three of her conscious controlled vectors in order to move. (Force, Velocity, Acceleration.)
- "Daaaaaaamnnnniiiiiittttt. I may as well be powerless."

Tier Three:
Vectors applied to her natural field are displaced elsewhere. She cannot control where these vectors are displaced to.
- "This is really dangerous so hopefully nobody tries to shoot me or anything."

Weaknesses:
Things with zero vectors. (Pretty much nothing unless it was engineered to be that way, and even then making something have zero vectors is incredibly difficult if not impossible...)
Scalars.
Lack of weights to keep her from flying into space. (Technically she could alter her own weight vector to prevent this but she wouldn't be able to move since she wouldn't have all three slots.)
Own self.
Anything that would alter her homeostasis as this could easily kill her.
- "Why are you telling them my weaknesses!?"

Anyway, that's my input. I'll go with whatever everyone officially decides on.

Myriad Reality

Arin's failure to play the easiest Sonic game ever made with any competence is fucking infuriating.

The Unwanted. Superpowered RP with a hint of horror.

I have an idea of how to possibly give them a reason to stick around, but it would require my character being introduced... I'm away from home on a phone so when I get back later I'll expand on what I'm thinking could work.

Edit: So we know a fight is coming. My idea is really just: Violet sees whoever is coming from the woods, possibly after diverting Joseph's course after seeing him use his power (depends on the obvious two factors of if @memetrash101 is okay with a collab intro and if he's okay with one involving this) and heads to the mine with him thinking that it would make a good spot to hide in while they pass. The reason I'm giving this as a reason for Abi and Brooks to stay is that Violet is going to consider anyone with powers and/or survived the gala as a precious test subject, and would forcibly keep them around (at least for the fight, since if the people she ran from suddenly showed up, she'd try to make everyone get into the mine until they were gone/dead.) She'd also be somewhat likely to throw their truck at the enemies, so there's that. That would get everyone in one spot and stuck there until the fight was over.

Anyway, if that's not plausible just let me know and I'll try to BS up another reason.