I'm not gonna lie I just realised how completely irrelevant the character of Jason is. I mentioned him as a possible idea to use, but really just meant for him to be some added backstory with SOUL. I never meant to write a CS for him I just meant for him to be an NPC that doesn't get dragged along. It sounds lazy but I'm just gonna drop both SITE and Jason. I can't be bothered to rewrite his backstory and ability and Faction again so it'll be easier for me to just kill it.

In that case do you mind if I commandeer him and his faction? With some mild adjustments it could make a good addition to the Center.

@Teddiplier I need you to choose a Faction before we start.

@Nafasi If you could update your CS in the Character Tab and pick a faction that would be great. We're waiting on you.

@Prince of Seraphs Oh jeez, sorry. Um, is there a place where factions are listed? I've been out of it all week, my apologies.

@Prince of Seraphs is my faction accepted?

@Prince of Seraphs Oh jeez, sorry. Um, is there a place where factions are listed? I've been out of it all week, my apologies.

It's just about all on the first post of the characters page.

@Prince of Seraphs is my faction accepted?

If you didn't notice, you might want to check the factions in the charecter tab. That'll answer your question.

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If you didn't notice, you might want to check the factions in the charecter tab. That'll answer your question.

well that's rather embarrassing..... lol

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In that case do you mind if I commandeer him and his faction? With some mild adjustments it could make a good addition to the Center.

That'll be great.

@Prince of Seraphs Why have the wall in the arena?

You should get into the faction if you punch a hole in the wall yourself, without your power, because that's how you're going to be most of the time in the center - powerless.

@Prince of Seraphs Why have the wall in the arena?

You should get into the faction if you punch a hole in the wall yourself, without your power, because that's how you're going to be most of the time in the center - powerless.

That's quite impossible. I don't think any human can just out right punch a hole through a concrete wall. That would most likely break their hand and other stuff inside the body! The breaking of the wall is basically just for show, mainly just to see your power in action. However, staying within the MIR is the real challenge, you'll most likely be facing alot of fights and abuse from your own allies if you are a newcomer. If the noob wins, they are strong, if they lose, then they are weak. Staying inside of the MIR is just a huge ordeal of violence that you have to deal with until you are in the upper ranks.

Edit: Any fights outside of the Arena will not count to your rank as well. Anyone can randomly stab another person, but fighting head on, with only your powers until one is left standing, that will raise your prestige within the MIR.

@Prince of Seraphs Why have the wall in the arena?

You should get into the faction if you punch a hole in the wall yourself, without your power, because that's how you're going to be most of the time in the center - powerless.

Have you ever punched a concrete wall? Take it from someone who has, the wall wins every time. It does a lot more damage to your fist than you could ever do to it.

@Invisible Man @Prince of Seraphs I haven't punched through a concrete wall, and I see where's you're coming from, but I still like my idea so I'll try and sell it to you.

Most of prison life is outside the arena, therefore many fights happen while powerless. Sure, a little girl might have a power that lets her shoot Kamehameha out of her palm and level entire buildings, but she's just a little girl. She wouldn't fit in. I deliberately used this exaggerated example to bring across my point - you should be confident and strong enough to beat a concrete wall to enter the group.

Do you see where I'm coming from? My character's ability is mostly passive, but because of it he can push beyond anything a regular person could endure because he doesn't have any of the mental or instinctive blocks applied to his body to keep itself safe. If a meta isn't confident in itself, and places all of its trust in their power, they shouldn't be in the group.

The group is a bunch of violent thrill-junkies going after challenging fights. Why wouldn't they punch a concrete wall to prove their manliness?

@Invisible Man @Prince of Seraphs
I haven't punched through a concrete wall, and I see where's you're coming from, but I still like my idea so I'll try and sell it to you.

Most of prison life is outside the arena, therefore many fights happen while powerless. Sure, a little girl might have a power that lets her shoot Kamehameha out of her palm and level entire buildings, but she's just a little girl. She wouldn't fit in. I deliberately used this exaggerated example to bring across my point - you should be confident and strong enough to beat a concrete wall to enter the group.

Do you see where I'm coming from? My character's ability is mostly passive, but because of it he can push beyond anything a regular person could endure because he doesn't have any of the mental or instinctive blocks applied to his body to keep itself safe. If a meta isn't confident in itself, and places all of its trust in their power, they shouldn't be in the group.

The group is a bunch of violent thrill-junkies going after challenging fights. Why wouldn't they punch a concrete wall to prove their manliness?

The breaking of the wall is basically just for show, mainly just to see your power in action. However, staying within the MIR is the real challenge, you'll most likely be facing alot of fights and abuse from your own allies if you are a newcomer. If the noob wins, they are strong, if they lose, then they are weak. Staying inside of the MIR is just a huge ordeal of violence that you have to deal with until you are in the upper ranks.

Like I said, punching the wall is just mainly for show. They just want to see if your powers are good enough to fight the other people inside the MIR, they are just testing you. The real challenge is facing the constant fights and abuse from your own Faction! If you're a little girl that got in, that's good for you! However, if she revives a few punches and kicks outside of the Arena and she is down crying on the ground, she is kicked out regarded as a weakling! If she takes the beating without a word, that girl will receive some prestige! It's being tough that counts, also some violent initiative wouldn't hurt.

Edit: And your character would probably have been accepted mainly of the credit he had gotten from facing countless fights. Though, ranking up would be harder since everyone else in the MIR has rather destructive powers.

@Invisible Man How will Manuel fare in your organization?

*What the heck phone, why did you just delete everything I typed*

Edit: Basically, he will do fine inside if the MIR, he will be somewhere within the middle ranks because of his long standing Arena fights. However, he will be challenged occasionally by the noobs to take place, so he will have to beat up people occasionally.

@Invisible Man I'll take it. I didn't expect Manuel to be the strongest, but he has something nobody else has. Infinite lives, and infinite experience from them.

I'm in. See you in prison.

Guardian Faction. Do I have to ask @TheUnknowable?

@TeddiplierYeah, I run it. Are you hoping to join?

Guardian Faction. Do I have to ask @TheUnknowable?

I was sort of under the impression that that Faction was designed to be occupied by his character only at least for the foreseeable future (most every other prisoner regarding him as a naive idealist).

I'll recruit him in the RP if he wants to join.