The one time manipulating character that I have is so convoluted. (Who isn't a god, isn't that a general assumed power of gods? Time manipulation? It is in my gods.)
His power is infinite temporal perception, he can stop time from HIS perspective. Allowing him to see everything static, and giving him an infinite amount of time to think about his movements. It's ridiculous, writing him is a pain in my ass, because one singular action requires five fucking paragraphs just to justify.
Oh, did I forget to mention?
He can't move when he stops time, he can only see what is in his field of view. It's so annoying to write.
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"If you kill a man, you scorn his wife. If you kill his wife, you scorn her child. If you kill her child, you scorn his village. If you kill his village, you scorn the kingdom. If you kill the kingdom you scorn an empire. If you kill an empire, then who is left?"
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That moment where I'm the only player character with not one, but six rail guns mounted on his ship.
I hereby request that wandering Combustable Rats should be a thing on one of the planets.
If you can't come up with something original, use a Super-Trope.
Something SO tropey that it's entertaining.
I mean, there are of course some tropes that are entertaining on their own.
Like the Peasant Railgun.
Or the Arrowhead of Total Destruction.
Something SO tropey that it's entertaining.
I mean, there are of course some tropes that are entertaining on their own.
Like the Peasant Railgun.
Or the Arrowhead of Total Destruction.
I took a nap, and my entire face is still asleep.
Oops, there was supposed to be a decimal in there.
Alright, I have corrected it.
Alright, I have corrected it.
Y'can only see 2.6 miles in every direction while on a planet, at that point the curvature of the planet becomes impossible to see over.
The god consuming the planet thing isn't a genuine concern, bro. I know it wouldn't actually happen.
I'm not worried about anything though, dude, I can and do read into everything that a post says. I know how to write it so it's logical but still allows the character to exploit the weaknesses of other characters. But I don't because it makes it more entertaining, more logical, and I don't break character.
If I wanted to use every exploitable thing available I would, but that ruins the appeal for me.
LeeRoy would have a long range hacking system, or alternatively, a suit of armor that would make Tony Stark eat shit.
Sukoh would be faster.
Erde would be a straight up titan, rather than a bound titan.
I'm not worried about anything though, dude, I can and do read into everything that a post says. I know how to write it so it's logical but still allows the character to exploit the weaknesses of other characters. But I don't because it makes it more entertaining, more logical, and I don't break character.
If I wanted to use every exploitable thing available I would, but that ruins the appeal for me.
LeeRoy would have a long range hacking system, or alternatively, a suit of armor that would make Tony Stark eat shit.
Sukoh would be faster.
Erde would be a straight up titan, rather than a bound titan.
Dude I can see the weakness in every character, just because I see it doesn't mean it's non-metagamingly exploitable.
Sometimes in character logic only goes so far, I'm not talkin' about yer mech Green, your mech has a hilariously blatant weakness.
But I'm getting at stuff like: Golden Age Green Lantern's weakness was wood.
Wood!
How would you be able to learn this information in combat? Nobody in the arena has wooden weapons. Would they just conveniently be disarmed and find a stick to beat the shit out of him with?
Sometimes weaknesses can be ridiculously dangerous, other times super obvious. But just because it's obvious doesn't mean it's exploitable. Example: Superman.
Kryptonite, a material that's dangerously radioactive to humans. It's also incredibly rare.
And then you've got normal human characters who are low tier, who are all weak to bullets. But we all know what happens when you shoot bullets in an RP.
Sometimes in character logic only goes so far, I'm not talkin' about yer mech Green, your mech has a hilariously blatant weakness.
But I'm getting at stuff like: Golden Age Green Lantern's weakness was wood.
Wood!
How would you be able to learn this information in combat? Nobody in the arena has wooden weapons. Would they just conveniently be disarmed and find a stick to beat the shit out of him with?
Sometimes weaknesses can be ridiculously dangerous, other times super obvious. But just because it's obvious doesn't mean it's exploitable. Example: Superman.
Kryptonite, a material that's dangerously radioactive to humans. It's also incredibly rare.
And then you've got normal human characters who are low tier, who are all weak to bullets. But we all know what happens when you shoot bullets in an RP.
LeeRoy's 'patron' god is often Mislabeled as a Mad God. He's actually a Representative God of Mental Sickness and Physical Deformity.
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