[OOC Board] Eternal Galaxy: Phoenix

hm.. I think I got something for either the chief or Phenom with a simple action, but I´ll keep it under my sleeve when the time comes

Also keep in mind that the only person Phenom will have a proper conversation with is Lachesis. Don't expect as much verbosity from him when he's interacting with others.

one thing is verbal, but there is also physical language, a slip here, a slip there..

Originally posted by Kristia
one thing is verbal, but there is also physical language, a slip here, a slip there..

He'll get Verbose when he has to explain stuff. His physical language is almost always him talking with his arms at his side. He's almost a stone.

@Kilelicus

(Oh boy, time for numbers and equations, one of my favorite RP hobbies.*insert Bobby Hill squeal* XD)

How many times faster than the average human can he react? How much can he lift? How tall is he? How fast can he run?

Hes still capable of being surprised, but his reaction time is fast enough that he can redirect a bullet that hes fired by shooting another bullet into it. His upper limit of strength has never really been specified. Hes strong enough that he can crush bone with relative ease though. Assume that hes potentially as strong as Shizuo Heiwajima, since their strength stems from the same lack of physical limitation, though Phenom is far less likely to hurl a vending machine at you. He's more disciplined than that. Hes about 6'1" and he moves faster than the eye can see. Chief might see him in spartan time, but hed still be goddamn fast. An uninformed individual might think hes teleporting.

we shall see how the journey goes

@Kilelicus

Ok, so I looked up Shizuo, but his Durara wiki profile was acting strange for me, but I still got the info on strength.

In the Hero Wiki, it states that he can lift around 25,000 lbs, 12.5 Short Tons, or 11.33980925 Metric Tonnes. Does this strength sound somewhat accurate to you?

As for the reaction time, that kinda depends. It's not the greatest example to gague this aspect with, but it can work. How fast does it look like the bullet is going for him? (in mph)

As for the height, that's a little bit for biometrics (not sure if that's the right word). It's to roughly calculate how long it would take for him to move his body before getting hit by something, but I won't use it now because things get complicated when I factor it in. With Chief, I use bullets fired from 10 feet away as a measuring standard. While unarmored and without the aid of an AI, Chief is 15 times faster than the average human, meaning that a bullet fired from 10 feet and travelling at mach 1 (1,116.447834645669 fps. My computer's calculator is ever so slightly inaccurate, but it's just to give a basic idea.) would take only 8.9569791706154 Milliseconds to hit him, but to Chief, it would look like the bullet is travelling at 74.429855... fps, or 50 mph, meaning that it would feel like the bullet would take 134.354687559231 Milliseconds. He still would not be able to react fast enough to dodge the bullet, but through the Chief's eyes, the bullet looks like it's travelling much slower than how fast it's actually moving. This of course is only if he is seeing things in slow motion, as SPARTANs can see things in fast and slow motion, and this doesn't take into account that a SPARTANs reaction time further increases while in a combat situation, but it's good enough to get a basic idea. Besides, things get really wacky when I start bringing in the x5 reaction time boost from the armor, as well as how AIs exponentially increase that reaction time, allowing him to effortlessly slap away anti-tank missiles travelling at around Mach 3. XD

The equation used to calculate all this is as follows:

Distance / Velocity = Time (in seconds)
Time * Reaction Time Multiplier = Perceived Time

So the question about the reaction time is, what is the multiplier?

As far as strength goes, I suppose we can say that that's about right. Shizuo is the only reference I have of the human body's limitations of strength being released.

Reaction time... Let's see..
Naturally, with no inhibition release, that mean's absolutely zero abnormal adrenaline flow, Phenom's reaction time would be somewhere around 10 times a normal human's. But the ungodly adrenaline flow is Phenom's strength.

Let's also say that Surprised Reaction has no concrete inhibition release, but it's usually not much as, of course, he's basically jumping.
And Let's say that Focused Reaction is full inhibition release

Let's say Phenom has two reaction times besides that, and I'm going to be using your numbers here.

Surprised Reaction Time and Focused Reaction Time. Let's say the Surprised reaction time is basically his brain going OH SHIT and releasing its inhibitions instinctively. And Focused reaction time is him knowing what's coming, and when, and basically going ZA WARUDO

Surprised reaction time would probably be somewhere around 50x normal human reaction time (NHR) on average. With acting on surprised speed rates, he'd likely have enough time to deflect the bullet, but maybe not enough time to dodge it.
Focused Reaction time would cause the bullet to appear as though it were crawling ever so slowly through the air. I'd say that Focused Reaction time is roughly around 1000x the average NHR

The idea is that if he knows what you're doing, it's probably not going to work. However his focus can also be lowered when he has to worry about multiple things at once. One instance in his original story had him shot a number of times because he was basically being forced to dodge a hail of gunfire in a very small place. Lost Focus Reaction time can probably be anywhere around 500x-750x NHR.

Updated timeline with more details for the Era of Rebirth

outlines what I have to achieve for the sake of EG's story. We can do anything else along the way as well as afterwards.

Spoiler

RY 110,555
"Grey Phoenix"
Ignis, using an alternate identity as a man named Grey, leads various archaeological expeditions throughout Venturia. She is attempting to find what had become of her home after the years she had been away as well as a way to stop the Void once and for all.

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Ignis reforms the Hunters' Guild

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Search for the Keystones: Ignis and co. search for the various keystones that served as special memory devices for the GAIA Computer to protect the Phoenix Code. Aurora's programming is heavily tied to the Phoenix Code and Ignis believes that it is possible to extract Aurora from the Phoenix Code piece by piece via the Keystones.

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Shrine of Seasons: Zoe, Khloe, and Sofia saved and the recovery of a Keystone (Celestora System)

Escape from the first encounter with reawakened Nihiliods

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Nemesis and MIMI located on Duon in the Pangaea Spaceport.

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Reconstruction of Nemesis and MIMI at Sedes Imperii's Palace City which is floating on the planet's watery core.

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Restoration of the Daedalus Project: The massive space station is purged of the Nihiliods with the help of Nemesis and MIMI. Serves as their main base of operations. The location of one of the Keystones (Nexion System)

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Recovery of the Fourth Nymph sister, Zephira: In a ruined cruiser in space rests the fourth sister of Zoe, Khloe, and Sofia. Also where one of the Keystones are. (Venion System)
Ignis is revealed as a girl because of Zephira.

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Nihiliod Queen Protecting another Keystone (Egale System)

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Hidden alcove of Gaia Tech on Inopia along with a Keystone (Sol Incineron System)

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Mechanical Nihiliod in the mine on Conlustrare powered by a Keystone (Helios System)

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Extraction of Aurora's "Keystone" segments into the Daedalus Project.

First encounter with a Nihiliod possessed Omega Class Cruiser

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Return to the Manor of Eternity in order to separate the remainder of Aurora from the Phoenix Code.

Raising the GAIA Computer from the Vault.

Raid of Nihiliods against the Manor.

Escape to the Daedalus Project.

Final Preparations for the Final Battle with the Unknown.