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@TheUnknowable
The suit violates the laws of physics in so many ways that it's not even worth talking about. I mean, there's a reason why those things aren't taken seriously by real world military, just like giant robots, it just doesn't work. But, since you touched on the energy issue... Just realize that anything Tony's reactors do is based on technology babble, they would violate thermodynamics' 2nd Law with ease if put under scrutiny.
I'm a super fan of sci fi, mind you, but what you are saying has no basis. It's like saying that we are a few millennia away from Star Wars tech level. Just impossible. Or do you say that a Jedi on this RP would allow people to build lightsabers?
Anyway, his tech would work for him, just like the Gigas Machina worked for not-Shinji on Re:Creators. The creations violate reality by their very existence, but it doesn't mean that they can enable normal people to do so. Again, the main example is that no one tried to study the Gigas Machina on the anime, fiction science just breaks when treated seriously.
The suit violates the laws of physics in so many ways that it's not even worth talking about. I mean, there's a reason why those things aren't taken seriously by real world military, just like giant robots, it just doesn't work. But, since you touched on the energy issue... Just realize that anything Tony's reactors do is based on technology babble, they would violate thermodynamics' 2nd Law with ease if put under scrutiny.
I'm a super fan of sci fi, mind you, but what you are saying has no basis. It's like saying that we are a few millennia away from Star Wars tech level. Just impossible. Or do you say that a Jedi on this RP would allow people to build lightsabers?
Anyway, his tech would work for him, just like the Gigas Machina worked for not-Shinji on Re:Creators. The creations violate reality by their very existence, but it doesn't mean that they can enable normal people to do so. Again, the main example is that no one tried to study the Gigas Machina on the anime, fiction science just breaks when treated seriously.
Aren't most of Tony's inventions based on tech that's effectively impossible to replicate? Especially when a good number of them violate the laws of physics pretty blatantly?
I understand that there's the rules about any fundamental resources for the character to exist/operate being recreated on Earth, but if the laws of physics are being rewritten to accommodate more than what Stark can potentially make for himself, the world be a lot more screwed than anything any super powered character can bring to the table.
Sincerely, 90% of everything on Iron Man is impossible to do IRL without some serious consequences to the world at large. This is kind of why the Japanese government didn't try to copy the Gigas Machina, in my view. It works on anime/HQ logic, even if it exists in the real world, it doesn't mean that it can be made compatible with reality, that was the main sub-plot of Re:Creators, after all.
This is just my opinion, though but I think he'll realize very fast that all his knowledge is based on tech wizardry, instead of actual engineering skills and nothing of that can apply to a world where the laws of physics don't bend to accommodate for super humans.
I understand that there's the rules about any fundamental resources for the character to exist/operate being recreated on Earth, but if the laws of physics are being rewritten to accommodate more than what Stark can potentially make for himself, the world be a lot more screwed than anything any super powered character can bring to the table.
Sincerely, 90% of everything on Iron Man is impossible to do IRL without some serious consequences to the world at large. This is kind of why the Japanese government didn't try to copy the Gigas Machina, in my view. It works on anime/HQ logic, even if it exists in the real world, it doesn't mean that it can be made compatible with reality, that was the main sub-plot of Re:Creators, after all.
This is just my opinion, though but I think he'll realize very fast that all his knowledge is based on tech wizardry, instead of actual engineering skills and nothing of that can apply to a world where the laws of physics don't bend to accommodate for super humans.
It's already late today but I'll get a post with Meteora probably tomorrow.
• Name: Meteora Österreich
• Gender: Female
• Appearance:
• Personality: At first, Meteora may seem to be to be a stoic and emotionless person that favors books instead of human beings. However, that couldn't be farther from the truth. Despite her lack of skill to express herself, Meteora is actually a very caring an empathetic individual who will go to great lengths to help those she consider friends or allies. There's one caveat, her puns —which she loves to do— suck.
• Brief History: Meteora was once a simple NPC in an adventure game. After an incident suspiciously similar to the one taking place at the moment transported her to the "Real World" where she learned about being a creation, met some plot-irrelevant people, and —through a magnificent demonstration of her skills and wits— saved the whole world.
After restoring the peace and normalcy to the "Real World", Meteora took the only smart decision and stayed behind in a place where she had free will, a stable living and a job as a novelist. With the onset of this new incident, it seems like the adventures of the great Meteora Östereich are fated to continue for just a bit more.
Who knows what waits for our brave and smart heroine at the end of this journey? Read along and you too shall find the answer.
• Universe of Origin: Re:Creators
• Equipment: Meteora’s most distinctive belonging is called The Book of a Thousand Miles, a seemingly endless magical tome written in a language that only Meteora is able to decipher. It holds an incredible amount of knowledge both magic and mundane within its pages and can be summoned and dismissed at-will.
• Abilities: As an accomplished mage and sage, Meteora is capable of many feats. Her intellect is her number one asset.
When it comes to magic, Meteora is able to fly and make use of a number of non-offensive spells, like barriers, extra-dimensional spaces and object transportation, however, she has absolutely no skills when it comes to offense, which is something that she can work around with some creative thinking. She’s also great at improvising and developing new spells to suit the situation, All she needs is some time to think and maybe some assistance, depending on the scope of the magic in question.
Lastly, but not least, she’s also pretty durable, being able to take hits that would kill or incapacitate normal persons and survive.
• Other: N/A
• Gender: Female
• Appearance:
• Personality: At first, Meteora may seem to be to be a stoic and emotionless person that favors books instead of human beings. However, that couldn't be farther from the truth. Despite her lack of skill to express herself, Meteora is actually a very caring an empathetic individual who will go to great lengths to help those she consider friends or allies. There's one caveat, her puns —which she loves to do— suck.
• Brief History: Meteora was once a simple NPC in an adventure game. After an incident suspiciously similar to the one taking place at the moment transported her to the "Real World" where she learned about being a creation, met some plot-irrelevant people, and —through a magnificent demonstration of her skills and wits— saved the whole world.
After restoring the peace and normalcy to the "Real World", Meteora took the only smart decision and stayed behind in a place where she had free will, a stable living and a job as a novelist. With the onset of this new incident, it seems like the adventures of the great Meteora Östereich are fated to continue for just a bit more.
Who knows what waits for our brave and smart heroine at the end of this journey? Read along and you too shall find the answer.
• Universe of Origin: Re:Creators
• Equipment: Meteora’s most distinctive belonging is called The Book of a Thousand Miles, a seemingly endless magical tome written in a language that only Meteora is able to decipher. It holds an incredible amount of knowledge both magic and mundane within its pages and can be summoned and dismissed at-will.
• Abilities: As an accomplished mage and sage, Meteora is capable of many feats. Her intellect is her number one asset.
When it comes to magic, Meteora is able to fly and make use of a number of non-offensive spells, like barriers, extra-dimensional spaces and object transportation, however, she has absolutely no skills when it comes to offense, which is something that she can work around with some creative thinking. She’s also great at improvising and developing new spells to suit the situation, All she needs is some time to think and maybe some assistance, depending on the scope of the magic in question.
Lastly, but not least, she’s also pretty durable, being able to take hits that would kill or incapacitate normal persons and survive.
• Other: N/A
Anyway, here is the character I talked about earlier:
• Name: Meteora Österreich
• Gender: Female
• Appearance:
• Personality: At first, Meteora may seem to be to be a stoic and emotionless person that favors books instead of human beings. However, that couldn't be farther from the truth. Despite her lack of skill to express herself, Meteora is actually a very caring an empathetic individual who will go to great lengths to help those she consider friends or allies. There's one caveat, her puns —which she loves to do— suck.
• Brief History: Meteora was once a simple NPC in an adventure game. After an incident suspiciously similar to the one taking place at the moment transported her to the "Real World" where she learned about being a creation, met some plot-irrelevant people, and —through a magnificent demonstration of her skills and wits— saved the whole world.
After restoring the peace and normalcy to the "Real World", Meteora took the only smart decision and stayed behind in a place where she had free will, a stable living and a job as a novelist. With the onset of this new incident, it seems like the adventures of the great Meteora Östereich are fated to continue for just a bit more.
Who knows what waits for our brave and smart heroine at the end of this journey? Read along and you too shall find the answer.
• Universe of Origin: Re:Creators
• Equipment: Meteora’s most distinctive belonging is called The Book of a Thousand Miles, a seemingly endless magical tome written in a language that only Meteora is able to decipher. It holds an incredible amount of knowledge both magic and mundane within its pages and can be summoned and dismissed at-will.
• Abilities: As an accomplished mage and sage, Meteora is capable of many feats. Her intellect is her number one asset.
When it comes to magic, Meteora is able to fly and make use of a number of non-offensive spells, like barriers, extra-dimensional spaces and object transportation, however, she has absolutely no skills when it comes to offense, which is something that she can work around with some creative thinking. She’s also great at improvising and developing new spells to suit the situation, All she needs is some time to think and maybe some assistance, depending on the scope of the magic in question.
Lastly, but not least, she’s also pretty durable, being able to take hits that would kill or incapacitate normal persons and survive.
• Other: N/A
It took me a lot of time (and several hours listening to Re:Creators' OST) to think of a way to write her personality and backstory, until I settled up with something that feels like a story summary written by Meteora herself. Please, tell me if anything feels wrong.
• Name: Meteora Österreich
• Gender: Female
• Appearance:
• Personality: At first, Meteora may seem to be to be a stoic and emotionless person that favors books instead of human beings. However, that couldn't be farther from the truth. Despite her lack of skill to express herself, Meteora is actually a very caring an empathetic individual who will go to great lengths to help those she consider friends or allies. There's one caveat, her puns —which she loves to do— suck.
• Brief History: Meteora was once a simple NPC in an adventure game. After an incident suspiciously similar to the one taking place at the moment transported her to the "Real World" where she learned about being a creation, met some plot-irrelevant people, and —through a magnificent demonstration of her skills and wits— saved the whole world.
After restoring the peace and normalcy to the "Real World", Meteora took the only smart decision and stayed behind in a place where she had free will, a stable living and a job as a novelist. With the onset of this new incident, it seems like the adventures of the great Meteora Östereich are fated to continue for just a bit more.
Who knows what waits for our brave and smart heroine at the end of this journey? Read along and you too shall find the answer.
• Universe of Origin: Re:Creators
• Equipment: Meteora’s most distinctive belonging is called The Book of a Thousand Miles, a seemingly endless magical tome written in a language that only Meteora is able to decipher. It holds an incredible amount of knowledge both magic and mundane within its pages and can be summoned and dismissed at-will.
• Abilities: As an accomplished mage and sage, Meteora is capable of many feats. Her intellect is her number one asset.
When it comes to magic, Meteora is able to fly and make use of a number of non-offensive spells, like barriers, extra-dimensional spaces and object transportation, however, she has absolutely no skills when it comes to offense, which is something that she can work around with some creative thinking. She’s also great at improvising and developing new spells to suit the situation, All she needs is some time to think and maybe some assistance, depending on the scope of the magic in question.
Lastly, but not least, she’s also pretty durable, being able to take hits that would kill or incapacitate normal persons and survive.
• Other: N/A
It took me a lot of time (and several hours listening to Re:Creators' OST) to think of a way to write her personality and backstory, until I settled up with something that feels like a story summary written by Meteora herself. Please, tell me if anything feels wrong.
@Dezuelwould the demon.moth corpses still be in the park where you fought? I think it's more realistic to have Inuyasha wonder the city, smell them, and know you were there.
Eva, Mordred and Nanoha made quite sure that the answer for this is no as far as IC goes.
@Lonewolf685
God fucking damnit.
Normally, would take enjoyment in your misery, but I promised to become a good tiger. Still...
Deva has been added to the NPCs list, in case anyone wants to check on the ruler of Heaven.
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There you have a full quote without any underlining for your pleasure.
The way you wrote that is implying that previous fights were dumb, and any future fight would also be dumb judging by it. That it was a lack in intelligence, being overall stupid or properly lacking in good judgement. Since that is what being dumb actually means. Unless you meant it in the sense of someone refraining from talking?
I personally find it disrespectful towards your fellow roleplayers. Trivializing their efforts by just calling the RP part they were in to be dumb.
You know what? Have it your way, crybaby.
I won't push this one forward because I know that I can't counter argument when someone goes so out of their way to blast a simple comment out of proportion because they are feeling butt hurt by an opinion that wasn't even targeted at them.
Next time, why don't you let the other fellow players you are trying so hard to defend state their own opinions, instead of taking the voices for them. If you felt offended say so, but don't use others to shield yourself.
I don't want to waste my time with you anymore. Don't quote me again unless I say something target at you.
If anyone here felt bad because of my reply from earlier, they would say so. I don't think that we need the might power of Social Justice Warriors to protect ourselves.
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