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ViKtoricus said
Hi guys. Gonna be busy the next few days, but I will be working on this. Dt worry, The Island of Murder will happen.

I have II laugh at that name. Every time I see it it's funny. Not in a bad way, but a funny way.

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Greetings. Can I get an update on this?

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ViKtoricus said
I'll accept it under special circumstances.I'd like to talk to you through PM before we go any further. A giant robot is going to be a very delicate character. We'll have a lot to talk about him.But anyway, thanks for the interest.

Sure feel free to shoot me a PM

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ViKtoricus said
Even if it's just a rough estimate, I'll take it.That will make your character very strong, but not godlike. I will accept it if... somehow you use a modified version of Grimlock where he's this extremely bulky, slow-moving robot with How would his weapons be? And how would he be in terms of hand-to-hand combat?

In fall of cybertron, Grimlock is one of the most powerful playable characters. He is seen ripping apart doors akin to a hangar door like its nothing. He's also capable of shoving over large objects (probably about 2-3 times his height) in order to create bridges. However he is not invincible. While his sword is capable of slicing through Decepticons like butter, he does have a harder time against ones with thicker armor. Another issue with his attack method is that he has no guns and is strictly a melee fighter. This gives his opponents a big advantage if they can stay far enough away. Another issue is that he has very strong frontal armor, especially when he uses his shield. It can block pretty much every projectile thrown at him in game. However, this means that against multiple opponents, they can shoot him in the back while he's charging another foe. Another strength he has is his Dino form. He gains this after entering a rage, and is much stronger then his humanoid form. It breaths fire, bites and smashed enemies. It can also hit with its tail and impale large enemies. However it can only go on as his rage is fed, otherwise he'll be forced back into his human form.

So in conclusion, against a single enemy he's impossible to beat. But if there's more enemies his chances of victory go down. That's if they can take him down before he kills them all.

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ViKtoricus said
Even if it's just a rough estimate, I'll take it.That will make your character very strong, but not godlike. I will accept it if... somehow you use a modified version of Grimlock where he's this extremely bulky, slow-moving robot with How would his weapons be? And how would he be in terms of hand-to-hand combat?

Grimlock is 50ft tall and hardly runs. He's already bulky and fairly slow.

If Grimlock punches you, you probably die if your human.

Now I must go! My mid-terms need me!

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ViKtoricus said
One nation is more than just elite soldiers. You're talking about stealth bombers, tanks, and fighter planes. The fact that Grimlock can "hold his ground" against such monstrosity will make him a god in the Island of Murder.Can't accept it.

Sorry. My previous statements were tainted by Bay movies Grimlock. He indeed would be a god (compared to average humans). Give me a bit to compile a more accurate account of Grimlock's strengths and weaknesses.

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ViKtoricus said
How about his durability? How many bull's eye shots from a WW2 Panzer would it take to kill him?

Wow. Which panzer? I'm assuming your meaning the Panzer VI Tiger tank. If that's the case I'd say ... 9-10 direct shots (maybe 3-4 head shots). That's if he's not moving around or standing stop it and crushing it into the dirt. Again, that's an estimate. Grimlock never came to Earth in the game, so we may never know. Don't treat that as too accurate.

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ViKtoricus said
What was Grimlock capable of doing before Shockwave's experiment? What was he capable of doing after the experiment?I need to know that first. Like, how long will it take one Grimlock to destroy one US state?

Before experimentation? Not really explained much. After? He could probably take on a nation and hold his ground for a while. They have numbers and would probably outsmart him, but it would be one hell of a fight.

Grimlock destroy a state? That could take a bit as he's only one Grimlock. But he'd do it, if they pissed him off enough. He doesn't have super speed or anything, so it may take a bit to go from town to town. But the wreckage he would leave behind would be ... Not very much would be left. Mostly burning buildings with massive holes and sword slashes. I'd reckon somewhere between a couple weeks for a smaller state.

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I'm into this idea. Would Fall of Cybertron Grimlock be overpowered?

Jurassic Park

Otaku95 said
The rumors are there are. Beaides, Nublar had miles of underground tunnels. At the very least, smaller dinosaurs survived down there.EDIT- I found this on deviantArt.

We want the D ... rex

Devil's Arise

Aren't rooks strong but slow?