RP General Discussion
12/11/2013, 08:07 AM #1212
@Cucoo
Sounds good to me.
For some reason, I feel like making an app for a Minecraft Creeper. It's because I read one of Trouble's (Tewi's) joke apps from Season 1. :p
Shortest lived Character ever. XD
Sounds good to me.
For some reason, I feel like making an app for a Minecraft Creeper. It's because I read one of Trouble's (Tewi's) joke apps from Season 1. :p
Shortest lived Character ever. XD
Originally posted by S121
Every time I see a new post on the Forum, I feel like a little kid during Christmas, all giddy.
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12/11/2013, 08:41 AM #1213
You know...we should compile a bunch of simple "trash mobs" like that for anyone to control.
And im fallin asleep so cya.
And im fallin asleep so cya.
12/11/2013, 08:58 AM #1214
*facedesk* Morning everyone... God, I so hate my parents... I was about to post for Cole last night when my parents disconnected me again! Gah! Why can I not have control over my own network?
Ok, new rule when interacting with me: Do not expect me to reply after 11pm GMT (6pm Central). If I do not respond, you will know why.
Ok, new rule when interacting with me: Do not expect me to reply after 11pm GMT (6pm Central). If I do not respond, you will know why.
Smash through the blocks that bar your way; No time for fear, just let it all fall away; Nobody believes in me and you, Just look at the way they stare; So what if we live in a walled garden, As long as I've got you then I don't care!
My Switch Friend Code: SW-1503-3394-5328
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My Switch Friend Code: SW-1503-3394-5328
My NNID: OfficialTRXD
Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/lunapixu/
12/11/2013, 09:30 AM #1215
@S121
That picture!! Just what I had in mind for John Replica
That picture!! Just what I had in mind for John Replica
| Born in the light.
Molded in the dark. Never Forget, Keep Fighting. |
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Don't Forget.
Always, somewhere,
someone is fighting for you.
As long as you remember her,
you are not alone.
|
12/11/2013, 11:42 AM #1216
@S121
Looks like halo infused with prototype.
Looks like halo infused with prototype.
12/11/2013, 02:39 PM #1217
Well,it took me a while, but I think i've finally come up with a little thing about the Improbability Drive. Took a bit of thinking, and it's not canon, but since there's no canon explanation for the thing, this is what I shall go with.
Improbability is natural, everything is naturally random, or inclined towards randomness. When you drop a glass ball on the ground, it shatters, causing shards to distribute in a random distribution. When water comes out of a fountain, the globules of liquid splatter in a random distribution. Or more famously when you roll a die or flip a coin, it shows an unpredictable randomness. Well, until the Improbability Drive. It uses what is known as the improbability equation, which allows one to find answers to seemingly random questions.
For example, when I roll a 91 sided dice and the weather is sunny, I can predict with 100% accuracy the resulting number it shall land on. Such is the power of the improbability equation.
To go in a bit more detail, the improbability drive is a machine capable of doing these equations of an unprecedented basis. Because randomness is inherent in the random-stable continuum (made it up), doing many improbability equations will accordingly cause more randomness in the vicinity, so that nature may maintain an equillibrium of order and entropy. This is because the improbability equation brings the order of mathematics into the disorder of nature, and thus disrupts the balance of the random-stable continuum.
However, the improbability drive can manipulate objects by eliminating all possibilities except one for an item or person. For instance, if I wanted to move a rock south, the drive eliminates the possibility of the rock levitating, or turning into a caterpillar. The sheer volume of equations done by the drive is immense, and can cause irreparable damage to the surrounding enviroment, even if the drive is destroyed.
The drive can come in many different forms, though the most common is a large engine looking device. Smaller versions of the device can be used for a single person, though this has been known to cause insanity and homicidal tendencies in those who use it.
Well, there's the best explanation I can come up with. Tell me what you think.
Improbability is natural, everything is naturally random, or inclined towards randomness. When you drop a glass ball on the ground, it shatters, causing shards to distribute in a random distribution. When water comes out of a fountain, the globules of liquid splatter in a random distribution. Or more famously when you roll a die or flip a coin, it shows an unpredictable randomness. Well, until the Improbability Drive. It uses what is known as the improbability equation, which allows one to find answers to seemingly random questions.
For example, when I roll a 91 sided dice and the weather is sunny, I can predict with 100% accuracy the resulting number it shall land on. Such is the power of the improbability equation.
To go in a bit more detail, the improbability drive is a machine capable of doing these equations of an unprecedented basis. Because randomness is inherent in the random-stable continuum (made it up), doing many improbability equations will accordingly cause more randomness in the vicinity, so that nature may maintain an equillibrium of order and entropy. This is because the improbability equation brings the order of mathematics into the disorder of nature, and thus disrupts the balance of the random-stable continuum.
However, the improbability drive can manipulate objects by eliminating all possibilities except one for an item or person. For instance, if I wanted to move a rock south, the drive eliminates the possibility of the rock levitating, or turning into a caterpillar. The sheer volume of equations done by the drive is immense, and can cause irreparable damage to the surrounding enviroment, even if the drive is destroyed.
The drive can come in many different forms, though the most common is a large engine looking device. Smaller versions of the device can be used for a single person, though this has been known to cause insanity and homicidal tendencies in those who use it.
Well, there's the best explanation I can come up with. Tell me what you think.
Sometimes when you're driving down a road, a bug hits your windshield. It's ugly and unpleasant, but you just activate the wipers / cleaning fluid and it's gone in a few seconds. It's just part of driving down the road. You don't dwell on it, because that'd be silly. Bugs aren't worth the time.
You just discard their guts and keep on driving.
12/11/2013, 03:20 PM #1218
Goodmorning everyone. I might go offline every once in a while. The drivers for my wireless internet are acting up and I need to update them.
@Katrix
What do you think about the "hyper Darkness armor"?
Do you think it's a good idea?
@Wonder
Yea, a little bit. :p
@Mima
That reminds me of Chaos Theory, except that it takes it a step further and eliminates certain possibilities. They both go into similar territories.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory
I think it sounds good.
@Katrix
What do you think about the "hyper Darkness armor"?
Do you think it's a good idea?
@Wonder
Yea, a little bit. :p
@Mima
That reminds me of Chaos Theory, except that it takes it a step further and eliminates certain possibilities. They both go into similar territories.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory
I think it sounds good.
Originally posted by S121
Every time I see a new post on the Forum, I feel like a little kid during Christmas, all giddy.
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12/11/2013, 03:39 PM #1219
@ Mima
That's actually kind of accurate to reality because there is a way to use statistics and such to actually calculate the pattern of events in order to determine what would happen next.
Because what we deem as random is not really random, but rather a very complex pattern in which it takes a really big a$$ formula in order to work out..
Therefore...
The first half of your explanation is something any super computer could possibly do in about thirty years if we can get it to work properly...
(What S121 said about Chaos Theory)
The manipulation part...that wouldn't be possible for a normal super computer.
...uhm how does it still do things when it's destroyed?
Last edited by Cucoo5; 12/11/2013, 03:47 PM. That's actually kind of accurate to reality because there is a way to use statistics and such to actually calculate the pattern of events in order to determine what would happen next.
Because what we deem as random is not really random, but rather a very complex pattern in which it takes a really big a$$ formula in order to work out..
Therefore...
The first half of your explanation is something any super computer could possibly do in about thirty years if we can get it to work properly...
(What S121 said about Chaos Theory)
The manipulation part...that wouldn't be possible for a normal super computer.
...uhm how does it still do things when it's destroyed?
12/11/2013, 03:59 PM #1220
Think of it like pollution. Even if you destroy what was causing it, it still leaves an imprint on the enviroment. Also, I just came up with it , I didn't know if there was any real proof or something similar to it.
Last edited by Koishi; 12/11/2013, 04:09 PM. Sometimes when you're driving down a road, a bug hits your windshield. It's ugly and unpleasant, but you just activate the wipers / cleaning fluid and it's gone in a few seconds. It's just part of driving down the road. You don't dwell on it, because that'd be silly. Bugs aren't worth the time.
You just discard their guts and keep on driving.