Earnest Evans

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Actually that makes sense. So if I guess correctly, it would become like an infinite tug-of-war as each one tried to pull the other into line. Until Primus comes to break it up and shit goes crazy.

Mtntopview

In which case it becomes a seven-way battle for control of the Warp, and nothing actually happens since the Warp is not, strictly speaking, connected to real time and space. It's foolish to say that Unicron can defeat the 40k universe, even if it's EVERY incarnation of Unicron. Let's go back a bit, to when you said Soundwave could quickly defeat Bjorn the Fel-Handed. That one we all can argue.

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So they stop playing nice and actually focus the Imperial Navy. If it's a slugging match, the Imperium wins. They've got too many ships, and something that threatening would have them actually focus the insanity that is its disparate forces. You're trying to take on a sci-fi Empire that inhabits billions of worlds, many of which have far greater populations than modern Earth, with a single planet-sized thing. It's a losing battle.

Raineh Daze

Basically, the Decepticons and the Autobots combined are just above the total level of the Space Marines. This is not counting the Sisters of Battle, any of the Ordos (Hereticus, Malleus, Xenos), or the Imperial Guard. Unicron would be treated as a major campaign for the Navy, but not any worse than, say, what Cadia deals with every time Abaddon comes a-knocking or what's brewing over at Orktavius. WH40k doesn't focus on naval battles a lot, but just by the fluff, they get to some rip-shit insanity in space.

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Okay. I didn't get the 'exterminatus' thing. Too bad it wouldn't work ... cuz Unicron is a god.

Mtntopview

Ah... put simply, Exterminatus is the complete annihilation of a planet. It comes in many, many flavors, but my most favorite one is the one where a fleet of battleships bigger than Metroplex open fire on the planet until they effectively split it in half at the core. Unicron might be able to win a skirmish against one or two Exterminatus-class Imperial ships, which is why they often come in dozens. The Imperium has plenty of resources to throw away, and that's not even considering the other parties that might want a piece of Unicron. http://youtu.be/h67JpMyrOVE

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If you're thinking of armor modification, I'd suggest taking a look at the kind of armor-based powers you can get in games like EYE: Divine Cybermancy or Deus Ex. Better yet, you can play an actually powerful FPS character, like BJ Blazkowicz, Doomguy, or even an original character.

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If a character physically cannot keep up without near-divine intervention, it's probably for the best if you scrap the character and think of something else.

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@malmshodes: Okay, looks alright now. @Mtntopview: I'm not really sure why he's UMMA. ^^; @Dead Cruiser: I'm... still working on it, sorry for the wait. @Minder: Accepted so much.

VitaVitaAR

Because in TF Prime, Soundwave was never really evil, he was just loyal to Megatron. When Megatron disbanded the Decepticons, Soundwave no longer had a purpose to exist. Therefore, he chose to throw his loyalty to an organization that approached him with an offer of a second chance. If it's too much trouble, he could be neutral.

Mtntopview

Imperium guys and (particularly obvious) sentient robots on one team. Fun. :D

Raineh Daze

So you agree with me?

Mtntopview

Considering how AI stands for Aberrant Intelligence in both forms of Gothic, Soundwave's presence might cause some friction. Of course, Blade Wolf's presence would as well, being a sentient fully-synthetic intelligence.

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Right, which is why he uses Mediumship to speak with whatever was made into a crater and figure out what to do. If there wasn't a ghost, that's when you'll have to resort to basic observational skills and head over to the village on the horizon. From there you can get back into your character's omniscient comfort zone. Again, by granting your character immediate and relevant knowledge as soon as you want, you carve out the most fun parts of an investigation. Want to catch a murderer? Ask the ghost! Ghost doesn't know? Learn everything from the murder weapon! Caught the murderer in the act but he's got a gun on you? Telekinetically disarm him! There is no problem you can't solve, sport! The sky's the limit!

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The main reason for including the Psychic abilities is more for exploration/puzzle-solving, and the swords are so he's not completely reliant on the Chess Pieces. I might get rid of the swords (not sure of that yet), but I want the psychic powers to stay, again mostly for exploration and puzzle solving.

rawkhawk64

What kind of exploration and puzzle-solving do you think would require absolute the ability to completely understand every aspect of the past, present, and future, and still maintain the kind of visceral problem-solving that makes an intellectual character useful? There's no procedural or thought process to be found here, it's just your character seeing a smoldering crater, picking up a shred of ash, and instantly knowing that the crater was made by Omrok The Flesh-Despoiler on his quest to find the Crucible, situated some five miles to the northwest in the village of Berlinia? There's no satisfaction in immediately solving any problem whatsoever!

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i had four. three now. as for post length, excuse me for missing where an RP turned into writing a paper each post. pardon me for making the attempt to balance this, with college, two jobs, a part in a play, and a household to run. but certainly. let me lessen my characters. let me remove another reason for me to stay. we're still around lava right? i'll just have two of them take a dip. then kill the other one later, and then..oh, right, then be done. come to think of it, why not not leave now? obviously, I suck too much for you people's standards, and the rp would be better off if i wasn't here, so why not just leave? I give. a. damn. about this thing. you all can second guess me, my posting, my ability in rping..but you know what, at the end of the day i give more of a Damn about this RP than you know. so if you lot want to drive me off, guess what. i've been loyal to this for four years. i ain't leaving or removing my cast because people want one character per person or paragraphs every post, or a ratio of posting every day. take offence if you will. but i stand firm. and that's my final piece on the matter.

grandsword

We've all got shit on our plate. It doesn't change the fact that you haven't posted a damn thing for over a week, have hardly posted more than a paragraph per character since I got here, and have thus far not attempted to interact with the other characters who aren't Ajax, Bee, or Ganondorf. The absolute extent of what you've done to Cirno, Jack, Pete, and Utsuho can be summed up as thus: Chaos walking into the castle and telling people to follow him. You probably care about this RP, but it's clearly not shining through. You've been on last night and the night before, yet haven't posted anything IC, not even Omega killing Volvagias or Alpha running off to join the fight against Beast Ganon or your robed dude actually doing something other than looming over Ganondorf and a Darknut. You haven't answered any of this guy's questions beyond waving it off with a "I'm busy and I'm stressed", but you're clearly not busy enough to avoid arguing with people.

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Oh, right. I thought Omega was the one with Ganondorf and Alpha was with Volvagia. Again, this is Ajax acting in-character. He wanted to see a one-on-one fight, Alpha and Chaos interfered, so he stopped them. Pete also interfered, and Ajax got angry at him, too (though since Pete didn't threaten to kill everyone, he was spared).