@Sus
Meh? Bad day? :(
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02/05/2015, 07:39 AM #13833
@Sus
Ahh, one of those days, the ones that are a part of the daily grind, the one's that drone on forever, but quickly fade from memory when it's over and done with.
Am I correct? :p
Ahh, one of those days, the ones that are a part of the daily grind, the one's that drone on forever, but quickly fade from memory when it's over and done with.
Am I correct? :p
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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02/05/2015, 07:49 AM #13835
@Sus
Ok.
Anyways, I don't believe I'm needed anywhere except for ATWAG, but I'm still waiting for Katrix. We can't continue without him...
Anyways, I think I need you in both IP and TSU.
Ok.
Anyways, I don't believe I'm needed anywhere except for ATWAG, but I'm still waiting for Katrix. We can't continue without him...
Anyways, I think I need you in both IP and TSU.
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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02/05/2015, 10:45 AM #13839
@Wriggle
Man that was a looooooong read.
I KNEW it! I F$&KING KNEW IT! I read Skylark's bio and got some Nick Fury Avengers vibes from him. His physical description didn't help either, but when I turned on images, I flipped my shit. Oh boy, if Kirkland meets Ethan, you know Ethan's gonna make that joke, saying, "Okay, Nick Fury." XD
Anyways, I find it all good, except for maybe some of the technological devices. Take it from me, science doesn't quite work that way. That is my only gripe.
For example, when you described the dark matter cannon, that sounds more like antimatter. Even then, antimatter is made from nanoparticles such as positions, antiprotons, and the like, not by supercondensing matter. That, and her grav-boot confuses me a little because of their description. Are you saying that it has the ability to influence the gravity of an entire planet, or that it can simply alter gravity, allowing her to slow down/speed up while in free fall?
As for the railgun, it might work, but only perhaps if the railgun fires plasma instead of conventional bullets. After all, nobody said that you couldn't project a ball of plasma with electromagnetism. Either that, or each bullet is specially made to be a ballistic fusion reactor. This might actually have the advantage of burning a target that survives with molten metal and plasma. Basically, if the bullet mushrooms and sticks onto a large, armored entity, it would then have to content with both heavy molten metal, as well as the 5,000+F temperatures from the plasma. Is this what you we're thinking?
Man that was a looooooong read.
I KNEW it! I F$&KING KNEW IT! I read Skylark's bio and got some Nick Fury Avengers vibes from him. His physical description didn't help either, but when I turned on images, I flipped my shit. Oh boy, if Kirkland meets Ethan, you know Ethan's gonna make that joke, saying, "Okay, Nick Fury." XD
Anyways, I find it all good, except for maybe some of the technological devices. Take it from me, science doesn't quite work that way. That is my only gripe.
For example, when you described the dark matter cannon, that sounds more like antimatter. Even then, antimatter is made from nanoparticles such as positions, antiprotons, and the like, not by supercondensing matter. That, and her grav-boot confuses me a little because of their description. Are you saying that it has the ability to influence the gravity of an entire planet, or that it can simply alter gravity, allowing her to slow down/speed up while in free fall?
As for the railgun, it might work, but only perhaps if the railgun fires plasma instead of conventional bullets. After all, nobody said that you couldn't project a ball of plasma with electromagnetism. Either that, or each bullet is specially made to be a ballistic fusion reactor. This might actually have the advantage of burning a target that survives with molten metal and plasma. Basically, if the bullet mushrooms and sticks onto a large, armored entity, it would then have to content with both heavy molten metal, as well as the 5,000+F temperatures from the plasma. Is this what you we're thinking?
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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