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Kristia

Kristia

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01/25/2014, 02:24 AM #4781
@Utsuh

Well.. I was in the bank in the wrong time, a guy came in and had a gun. It happened in an instant so I barely felt it. And as you can see me here writing, Im physically ok

And cucoo..

I love making mindf*cks to people

anyways, I´ll be off for some hours, 3 at tops exaggerated and..



My mind is going mischevious today, I think I the part you lost is with me at the moment, cya later tonight ^^
Last edited by Kristia; 01/25/2014, 02:28 AM.
Have you ever crossed the line between sanity and madness? You would be amazed by what lies beyond the fog..

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Cucoo5

Cucoo5

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01/25/2014, 02:29 AM #4782
@ Kristia

whathaveIdone...

@ S121

Probably thinking too hard on it, but Monado III is called Shulk's Monado and from what I can gather, there is a slight soul-bond with them...

S121

S121

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01/25/2014, 02:57 AM #4783
@Kristia

It's good to hear you came out alright.

Later.





@Cucoo

If we want to get detailed with the first option, Takoizu could cut the link between them by altering the boundary of connection/separation, then turn around and use the able/unable boundary in less than a second, due to her enhanced processing speed.

I have interesting questions about the Monado and the boundary of alteration/preservation, along with what is defined as a buff. Could the Monado alter a boundary and person that is immutable? It cannot be changed by the very definition and nature of the boundary, so it would work, right? Can the Monado even affect abstract concepts such as that? It works on a different level, and if you want to get technical, a sugar rush, or a caffeine high could be considered a buff, but would it affect those as well?

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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wonderweiss

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01/25/2014, 03:10 AM #4784
Damn, Mexico, man. A dangerous fucking place.

Anyways, you know how dreams have meanings? Well O looked into one of my older dreams which happen to be one where I remember most of it and I uncovered something very sinister...
S121

S121

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01/25/2014, 03:14 AM #4785
@Wonder

What did you find?

Originally posted by S121
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Cucoo5

Cucoo5

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01/25/2014, 03:17 AM #4786
@ S121

the way I think it, a buff is anything that alters one's abilities from their normal state in the positive means (strength up, defense up, agility up, etc.)
And Monado Purge and Eater removes all buffs as I've said before, and both have unique capabilities.

As Alvis said in a few cutscenes, The Monado is capable of changing the very fabric of existence at the base level. So it's abilities are technically a tier above boundary manipulation, as we've already determined when we discussed what the Monado really is.
of course I would leave it at "whoever strikes first wins" but...eh.

Now I'm keeping the Monado true to game-play where it's "arts" have a duration
Yukari's and thus Takoizu's boundary manipulation on the other hand....

S121

S121

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01/25/2014, 03:21 AM #4787
@Cucoo

True.

What I'm doing is trying to find an upper limit to the Monado, like I do with anything that catches my interest. Finding out something's full potential, whether going by game or otherwise is good for stretching the mind.

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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wonderweiss

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01/25/2014, 03:26 AM #4788
Well, this is what I found. I also created the five steps to analyzing a dream.

Step 1: recall

Recall everything and every event that occurred in your dream.

Step 2: research

Find out what they all mean.

Step 3: organization

Organize them chronologically. This will help a lot when organizing a dream's meaning. If misplaced it could result in a different outcome.

Step 4: dissection

Take the important parts from each meaning and list them off. In order, of course.

Step 5: understandment

Put the pieces together and summarize them and voila, you now understand your dream.

I'll tell my dream after this post, but what do you guys think?
S121

S121

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01/25/2014, 03:30 AM #4789
@Wonder

What's so sinister about that?

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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wonderweiss

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01/25/2014, 03:32 AM #4790
Well, that wasn't the dream. Just the steps I took in finding the truth that can be used to analyze anyone's dreams.