And I put out Bayo again, only modifying her abilities to make her fair in this RP.

Note: The Crossed Out powers are powers that she once used, but as of the start of the RP, she is unable to use them.

@Prince of Seraphs I have an idea for a second character except they aren't one character but are one entity due to the glitch. I ask because it might be a headache to those who don't know the characters, that and they don't have much background as most of them are just arcade characters or used as enemy fodder. Basically, I really miss the Timesplitters series so I thought I could do something like that but instead of one character they change forms because of the glitch. Most don't have a personality because they appear in Arcade modes instead of a story. I have a feeling it is no because it is too complex but I thought I would ask. They have no powers, well a few might but nothing that makes them OP or anything.

Also, TS is the best FPS of the Xbox, PS2 and GC era in my opinion and no one can sway me from that. They are my most played games on the GC. Basically, it went TS:FP, TS2, Melee, and then TOS.

I believe I will actually be playing Alicia Claus from Bullet Witch as my next character. GG is fun, but I already have A.B.A.

I was considering doing the sole survivor from Fallout 4, Same realm as @ClocktowerEchos's six. I am asking both @Prince of Seraphs if he minds two different characters from the same series, But I am also asking @ClocktowerEchos if (she?) they would feel offput for not being the only falloutian in the world. Is more the merrier or would either of you prefer something else?

Also, I had a suggestions/question: This is the blend of a thousand different videogames I think some forms of standardization might be needed regarding cross-genre equipment. From 8-bit to 8-Gb, things went from 'bullets' to '.45 handgun armor piercing rounds (-30% enemy armor)'. I'm just wondering if/how characters are going to re-equip themselves? As you said, there are no fairy ponds in lagos' world of portal tests.
This actually comes from a gripe I had in mass effect where there was not actual 'bullets' in the game but shooting slivers of metal from a bar of material used for 'clips at high speeds. A universal weapon system still had separate thermal clips for pistol to sniper rifle. Super future and still no unified 'ammo' system for game balancing purposes. :P

My next question comes from the idea of a silly 'cracked' video where characters get weapons from other games. What if we get items from other videogame worlds?

Regarding death, we could easily have 1-up mushrooms or pheonix downs and they might be exceedingly prized treasures but still a staple reward. Perhaps they form as a non-transferable tattoo that 'binds on contact' on the arm when acquired or a limit of no more than 1 per person. Otherwise you would have gannon sending envoys of minnions to buy 999 Pheonix downs.

@Prince of Seraphs I have an idea for a second character except they aren't one character but are one entity due to the glitch. I ask because it might be a headache to those who don't know the characters, that and they don't have much background as most of them are just arcade characters or used as enemy fodder. Basically, I really miss the Timesplitters series so I thought I could do something like that but instead of one character they change forms because of the glitch. Most don't have a personality because they appear in Arcade modes instead of a story. I have a feeling it is no because it is too complex but I thought I would ask. They have no powers, well a few might but nothing that makes them OP or anything.

Also, TS is the best FPS of the Xbox, PS2 and GC era in my opinion and no one can sway me from that. They are my most played games on the GC. Basically, it went TS:FP, TS2, Melee, and then TOS.

Maybe try rephrasing that so I can understand. It might be a yes but I honestly have very little idea what you are asking.

I was considering doing the sole survivor from Fallout 4, Same realm as @ClocktowerEchos's six. I am asking both @Prince of Seraphs if he minds two different characters from the same series, But I am also asking @ClocktowerEchos if (she?) they would feel off put for not being the only falloutian in the world. Is more the merrier or would either of you prefer something else?

I have no problem with multiple characters from a single title though if ClocktowerEchos does it might be best that you pick a different character.

There are certain rules for same title characters though. They're pretty simple. It basically goes like this. When the virus in the VR sim occurred each character would be essentially created at whatever point the player was at in their game. However there wasn't a single copy of each game running, depending on popularity there could have been hundreds of copies of a single game active at the time of the virus. So unless two characters from the same game are also from the exact same play through (The most likely scenario being friends playing the game together) then they would essentially be from an alternate timeline version of the same game. In most cases this would basically look like one character having amnesia to a certain degree if for instance you had the protagonist from one game taken from chapter 3 and his right hand man taken from chapter 27 it would appear to the right hand man that the protagonist has lost his memory. It becomes a bit more complicated with choose your own path style games as this could mean two character from the same game having completely different relationships with one another depending on what they consider to have happened in their own universe.

@Everyone This also means one other thing that is rather important. Theoretically there could be multiple versions of the same characters scattered throughout the Video Game World. For the sake of limiting infighting and confusion I don't want two different players to take up the same character but do bear this in mind for the future as it could end up having a serious impact.

@Everyone Another thing. Everyone is going to be required to choose a place in the game of their character at which point the virus occurred. This will be the starting point for your character, what they were doing just previous to the virus going active. For instance for my Terra her starting point begins seconds after Kefka moved the Warring Triad out of alignment throwing the world into chaos. Since I've had to ask people to amend their CSes with new categories far too often anyone who has already created a CS doesn't have to include this category but I will be adding it to the OP for new players. If you wish to add it for the sake of keeping everything straight you are more than welcome to do so but since it is a personal character choice and not something I have to approve it is not required for me to know. Though if anyone shares a game title with another player they may want to discuss this among themselves.

Also, I had a suggestions/question: This is the blend of a thousand different video games I think some forms of standardization might be needed regarding cross-genre equipment. From 8-bit to 8-Gb, things went from 'bullets' to '.45 handgun armor piercing rounds (-30% enemy armor)'. I'm just wondering if/how characters are going to re-equip themselves? As you said, there are no fairy ponds in lagos' world of portal tests.
This actually comes from a gripe I had in mass effect where there was not actual 'bullets' in the game but shooting slivers of metal from a bar of material used for 'clips at high speeds. A universal weapon system still had separate thermal clips for pistol to sniper rifle. Super future and still no unified 'ammo' system for game balancing purposes. :P

My next question comes from the idea of a silly 'cracked' video where characters get weapons from other games. What if we get items from other video game worlds?

Items, weapons and to a slight degree abilities will change depending on the Video Game environment our characters happen to be in at the time. While in the 16-bit Dinosaur Land of Super Mario World a Super Mushroom would cause a character to grow larger. Once brought into a non-Mario related video game world such an item would have a different through related effect such as granting temporarily increased strength or durability.

Guns brought into an 8-bit world would behave something akin to the fire flowers or simple projectile weapons of said game. The functionality of items will follow a basic trend, a gun always shoots but it will vary in execution depending on what world you happen to be in at the time.

Regarding death, we could easily have 1-up mushrooms or phoenix downs and they might be exceedingly prized treasures but still a staple reward. Perhaps they form as a non-transferable tattoo that 'binds on contact' on the arm when acquired or a limit of no more than 1 per person. Otherwise you would have Ganon sending envoys of minions to buy 999 Phoenix downs.

The players collectively decided that permadeath would be best suited for this RP. With that in mind any item from a game that is used to revive dead comrades will instead be simply a very powerful healing item. Ones of such power that they are capable of healing fatal wounds but once you experience physical death there is nearly no way to reverse it. There will be a handful of very rare and very hard to use magicks that can revive the dead under certain conditions however these are always costly. For example Terra, if she uses all of her energy, leading to her own death she can revive a single recently deceased person. As for the healing items since they are quite potent they will become increasingly difficult to find and be limited to one per person.

@Prince of Seraphs SOunds good to me, I'll wait for [@clockworkechos] to see if they have any issues. If they do I already have plenty of others to choose from so I'm not hurting for inspiration.

@Prince of Seraphs OK, let's try this again, hopefully much better this time. I want to have a character who is glitched due to the glitch in the storyline. The said glitches effect the said character so it constantly changes them from one form to another. Example Below:


A few will have powers but most won't but will be wielding a gun of some type. The glitch could also be the reason why each has a different weapon and abilities. On top of that, the game does not explore them very much unless they have a story level behind them so personality could be anything I want it to be if they are none story based. Since they would change there is no one set personality either. I should have done the example from the start but it should be much clearer now.

How many forms it too many?

That carrion carcass thing is creepin' me out. XD

@2b3heart It should do, it is a zombie cow carcass who could give you mad cow disease. Don't touch that burger, slaps burger from hand. He is not even the worse one either.

That is a pretty cool monster!

@2b3heart It should do, it is a zombie cow carcass who could give you mad cow disease. Don't touch that burger, slaps burger from hand. He is not even the worse one either.

I'm seeing us all running from the monsters from burger time now.

A.B.A would probably sooner think it was trying to take Paracelsus from her, and then fight it.

@Prince of Seraphs I remade and modified my Bayo profile. I got rid/crossed-out most of her powers, leaving only the first two and the very last one.

That glitch character brought a thought to my head. Are we allowed to play characters who are NPCS in their games? If so, I think I know who I'm choosing for my second.

@Prince of Seraphs SOunds good to me, I'll wait for [@clockworkechos] to see if they have any issues. If they do I already have plenty of others to choose from so I'm not hurting for inspiration.

I don't mind if you're the Sole Survivor from F4, please just don't be the Courier from NV, that's all I ask ^^

@Prince of SeraphsSorry I haven't been active on this thread as of late ^^;

In relation to having a place where the glitch occurs, mind if I put Six later in the game with better guns? I'm thinking that he encounters the virus when he tried to activate the Lonesome Road DLC and goes to the Long 15, only to end up somewhere else completely.

Not completely nessicary for me but I feel like anyone whose played NV has gotten better guns then a hunting rifle and a 10mm by the time they start any of the DLCs.

That glitch character brought a thought to my head. Are we allowed to play characters who are NPCS in their games? If so, I think I know who I'm choosing for my second.

While I have no authority to make a declaration I would surmise since you are an amnesiac player trapped in the games you probably cannot any more than you could ask a current game company to play an NPC right now today.

Edit: I suddenly feel the desire to play the "Sneak King" from Burger King. He did have a video game... technically.

That guy is way too creepy.

This is a bit of a long one. Bear with me.

Six the Courier [+]

_{"Who are you, that do not know your history?"
— Ulysses}

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Courier Six

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Name

Courier Six/The Courier/Six/THE MOTHERFUCKING MAILMAN

Gender

Male

Age

26

Series

Fallout New Vegas

Equipment

- Courier Outfit
- Hunting Rifle
- 10mm Pistol
- Pipboy 300

Abilities

- V.A.T.S. - Computer-assisted aimbots, allows for individual targeting and crippling of limbs.
- Weapon Proficiency - Although he has no formal training, Six seems to have a knack of instantly figuring out how to use weapons, even being able to know exactly what kind of ammunition it uses and its durability.
- Health - He's more durable than the average joe for sure (the bullet to the head should have been a sign), he can also individually heal his limbs from the point of crippled, assuming they're in one piece and not strewn about.
- Elemental Resistance - Namely that of fire and rads, for some reason being set on fire doesn't actually cause him to flinch, just burn in pain.
- Crafting - Six is a crafty bastard, able to make everything from ammunition to steaks provided he has to proper facilities and supplies, knowing what he's trying to make also helps.

Weaknesses

- Six for all his badassery is still a human (and a glorified mailman), sure he can tank a few extra shots but any solid explosive hit or knife to the face will kill him; he suffers from all the weakness that a normal human does.
- For reasons unknown, Six cannot comprehend the ability to throw grenades and other throwables without putting away his weapon first.

Backstory

The Courier is an amnesiac, having lost his memory after being shot in the head over a package he was to deliver, a simple Platinum Chip. Roused from the dead by one Doc Mitchell after the bullet failed to kill him, the Courier remembered nothing of his past, not even his name. From the fragmented shards of memories he scrapped together along with some of his old stuff, he named himself "Six" and then began a personal quest of vengeance to find the man who killed him, knowing little how he would direct the fate of the post apocalyptic Mohave Wasteland.

Personality

Along with knowing little of his past, the head wound he suffered also seemed to make him forget what kind of person he was and leaving some mild form of Multiple Personality Disorder, causing him to sporadical change moods and even world outlooks at random. Six is fully aware of this fact but admits that there is no solution that he can think of that would fix it.

- Pipboy 300

I looked up what this is but for those players not familiar with Fallout a description would be helpful. Please include anything the device is capable of, what sorts of information it is capable of displaying and such. I also believe it should be 3000 not 300 and if you could specify which model he has as there are several different types with slightly different or enchained abilities.

- V.A.T.S. - Computer-assisted aimbots, allows for individual targeting and crippling of limbs.

Something a little more descriptive on this front would be helpful. Are these nanobots in his body that help him aim? Some sort of computer targeting system? And if they are not part of his body they belong in Equipment not Abilities.

- Weapon Proficiency - Although he has no formal training, Six seems to have a knack of instantly figuring out how to use weapons, even being able to know exactly what kind of ammunition it uses and its durability.

Though knowing nothing about this character I can summarize that this is a nod to the fact that FPS protagonists always seem to be able to use any weapon even when they've never seen it before however given the Six suffers from Retrograde amnesia I can surmise that these skills with weapons are something he learned prior to getting shot in the head. With that in mind Six is only going to have this skill for weapons that come from his own game and those from other FPSes that share the same construction. No picking up the Gravity Gun and suddenly being able to use it perfectly.

- Health - He's more durable than the average joe for sure (the bullet to the head should have been a sign), he can also individually heal his limbs from the point of crippled, assuming they're in one piece and not strewn about.

I believe Treue clarified that the Fallout characters can heal serious injuries by way of Stimpaks or the use of a Doctor's Bag. Given that fact this isn't a natural ability that Six possesses but a series of items he carries with him Stimpaks (and the number he has) should be added to the equipment list while this should be removed from his abilities.

- Elemental Resistance - Namely that of fire and rads, for some reason being set on fire doesn't actually cause him to flinch, just burn in pain.

Based on this I can assume in Fallout games that when you are set on fire you suffer no ill consequences other than your life meter depleting at a steady rate allowing you to continue playing normally even when being consumed by flames.

There is essentially only one way to adapt that in a fashion that makes some amount of sense which leaves you with two options. This is simply removed and Six suffers from fire as a normal slightly enhanced human being would. Or Six suffers from extreme epidermal nerve damage meaning that he feels little to no pain from external injuries. Essentially being like Francis/Ajax from Deadpool. Those would be the only real options available as there is no other reason that he could be on fire without causing enough pain to leave him rolling on the ground unable to think.

- Crafting - Six is a crafty bastard, able to make everything from ammunition to steaks provided he has to proper facilities and supplies, knowing what he's trying to make also helps.

I imagine this is based on some sort of collection system. Fine X pieces of metal in the desert craft it into Y number of bullets and so on. However since there is no overhead task bar in this game I am going to have to render this skill essentially inert. He can have the ability to manufacture a crazy number of things but without an industrial level facility what he can actually make is going to be limited to basic constructs, as in whatever he can make with his hands and simple tools.

- For reasons unknown, Six cannot comprehend the ability to throw grenades and other throwables without putting away his weapon first.

Straight up delete this. I know in many FPSes you can only have one weapon out at a time so to access your stock of grenades you have to put away your AK47 but there is no logical real world reason why this would happen so it is completely unnecessary.

Riku [+]

Name: Riku
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Game: Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance
Appearance:
Equipment: Way to Dawn (Keyblade), 2 potions, Komory Bat Spirit

A Komory Bat Spirit btw :) [+]

Abilities:
Short distance teleportation: Can teleport a short distance away, used mostly for attacking or dodging.
Spirit Fuse: Able to temporarily fuse with his Komory Bat spirit.
Dark shield: Cast a temporary shield.
Dark Aura: Shoot multiple fiery ball of darkness.
High Jump: Can jump much higher than a normal human.
Weaknesses and Limitations: Can't spirit fuse very often and usually takes a lot of energy to pull off, if he uses too much energy, his spirit might permanently fuse with his spirit companion, killing him. While the keyblade enhances Riku's abilities beyond normal human capabilities, he can still be killed in regular ways if taken too much damage to his body.
Personality: Riku is more of an aloof kid and generally will remain quiet around others. He is, for the most part, kind-hearted and will help those in need. Riku is also super protective of his friends and will even expend his own life to prolong theirs. Though generally nice, Riku has an arrogant side and sill often cracks jokes and over talk his abilities.
Backstory:
Riku grew up on the world of Destiny Islands, a small world inhabited by humans. Darkness came a ate at his world and he was separated from his best friends, Sora and Kairi. Riku is taken in by Maleficent and is taught the ways of the Darkness and the Heartless to the point where he could control them. Riku met Ansem and allows his body to be possessed to increase his own powers to the point where he no longer had control over his body. Riku eventually turned on his master, Maleficent, turning her into her dragon form and leaving her for Sora to kill off. Riku was able to escape from Ansem and allows Sora and Kairi to escape from Ansem. In the end, Riku closed himself inside the Dark Realm to protect his friends.
Riku escaped the dark realm and came to terms with Ansem, as in accepting the darkness in his heart, allowing him to use the power of light and darkness. A year later, Riku helped restore his friend, Sora, to his full self and secretly helps the spunky kid on his journey. He ends up rescuing Kairi and was able to meet up with his best friend. After defeating a bunch of dark dudes (Just sparing some details here) he ends up back on his home world.
A bit later, Riku and Sora were called to the home of Yen Sid to take their Keyblade Mastery Exam to become Keyblade Masters. Their test was to enter the Dream World and help rescue the sleeping worlds.

SPOILER! BE WARNED! [+]

Riku entered the dreams of Sora to rescue him from the darkness, turning himself into a Dream Eater spirit. That's where this story begins.

If you wouldn't mind outlining the limitations of each of your abilities I would appreciate it.

Short distance teleportation: Can teleport a short distance away, used mostly for attacking or dodging.

How far can he go? Is there a cooldown period between jumps, if so how long? What kind of effect does doing this multiple times in quick succession have in his body?

Spirit Fuse: Able to temporarily fuse with his Komory Bat spirit.

What powers does this grant him and how long can he sustain it?

Dark shield: Cast a temporary shield.

How long does it last if left alone? How much damage can it take before shattering? Is there a limit to how many he can cast at once? When one shatters can he simply call another one? How long does it take the shield to form? Can he form shields over distance or will it be created where he is?

Dark Aura: Shoot multiple fiery ball of darkness.

What kind of power do these have? Explosive? Magical? Simply burning? Do they only effect living things or will buildings and streets be destroyed by them? If someone took one of these dead on how much damage would it do to them? Can Riku make ones of varying sizes or is it a one size fits all kind of weapon?

High Jump: Can jump much higher than a normal human.

How much higher? On a peak jump how high does he go. Since he obviously doesn't break his legs jumping higher than a normal human at what height can he jump from before the fall might injury him?

You get the idea. Just a little bit clearer on his abilities but otherwise he looks fine.

EYE Player Character [+]

Feros

Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walks about, seeking whom he may devour. - Codex Scientia

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Gender

Male

Age

45

Game

EYE Divine Cybermancy

Equipment:

Light Culter Dei armor

Motra [+]

When this submachine gun was launched, during the Dark Ages, Vindico created the surprise by being better than Croon on its own familiar ground. The Motra combines power, thanks to its high caliber, and accuracy. The weapon is also very compact. This weapon has known a large success among of the security services and among Special Forces. Now it is used by federal Special Forces, and also by the federal police. Many terrorists and rebels groups use it for their missions.

Facere Mortis [+]

This more than strange katana with an overall length of 1420 mm, a blade length of 970 mm and a weight of 1250 g is forged by the Holy Forge in a very limited number. Each Facere Mortis is unique and has a mood that is proper to it. A mysterious reptilian eye lies on it, and seems to be alive. Very rare studies about it have shown that it has an organic nature, without being able to say more about it. The first manufacture was done so long ago no one can remember, the Secreta Secretorum is the Forge's main client for this weapon. Some rumors say that each Facere Mortis would be made out of Metastreumonic creatures' chunks, but nobody has been able to prove that.

Depezador [+]

Few years before SLM's bankrupt and closure during the Dark Ages, they created the Depezador, a very powerful shotgun. This shotgun has, without a doubt, and incredible fire power and a destructive efficiency. It was very appreciated by all kinds of security forces during its time. The Depezador also found its clients in criminal groups as well as in assault forces.

Currently, it has been used by federal forces and also by E.Y.E. Its high-capacity ammo clip has a large role in this choice.

Abilities

- He comes with 10 ressurectors, a cocktail of drugs that, when he is near death, renders him into a coma, or a 'fake death'. After a few minutes, it proceeds to inject him with powerful combat stimulants, getting him on his feet seemingly good as new.
- He is capable of impressive psi powers, doing everything from teleporting inside of his enemy, causing them to explode apart, to picking up and throwing items as large as buses with incredible force using his mind.
- Given a short amount of time, his armor can automatically 'fix' damage such as crippled limbs and madness. This is known as maintenance.

Weaknesses and Limitations

- Every so often his psi abilities backfire, doing everything from launching him at high speed in a random direction, to crippling his sanity.
- He is incredibly unstable, capable of falling to everything from paranoia to vivid hallucinations.
- His maintenance option takes some time to do its job.
- He can be hacked and controlled.

Personality

To put it straight, he is an asshole. He cannot hold a conversation for his life. A relatively civil response from him involves exclaiming his intent to murder you and then burn down your entire home, before proceeding to fuck your dog. He is not a nice person. His goals vary wildly, though mostly they are based on being given orders.

Backstory

During the first incident with the Metastreumonic-force in the Elato forest, the Federation called Secreta Secretorum to take care of this issue. For the Federation, this new force was the same one which had been so destructive during the disastrous report of the Croon incident, but very quickly Secreta Secretorum proved that this Force hadn't any resemblance with the one that the Federation so dreaded. As soon as Secreta Secretorum was in place, the mysterious Force that Secreta Secretorum called the "Metastreumomic" will sent a messenger. This messenger was captured, studied and killed. In the official report, the creature attacked first using its messenger status to surprise the Secreta Secretorum's members. Then Secreta and the Federation army jointly launched a raid into the forest to purify it.

But the raid was a failure, no one survived and the zone was declared forbidden. Soon later Secreta Secretorum introduced the E.Y.E project to create an army of warrior monks, with one major specification; the messenger's DNA was used to create a legion of 1100 soldiers. Each member of E.Y.E was also cybernetic with next-generation technology. The first aim of E.Y.E was to avert all actions of the metastreumomic will. To reach this goal, E.Y.E, along with elite soldiers of the army, launched a new raid to pacify the forest that met with rapid success.

Several years later after the seven-years war against the Metastreumonic-force that decimated 70% of humanity, Secreta Secretorum, taking full account of the Federation's coercive measures, decides to attempt a coup d'état. E.Y.E troops stand at the ready, rallied to win by desperation to get out from under federal rule. It's in this chaos that the creatures of the metastreumomic will reappear, launching fast and devastating attacks over all of the Federation, including New Eden.

The Federation hardened the laws prohibiting access to high-end war equipment such as the energy weapons. The whole market is in shortage. Secreta Secretorum launches its own research programs to counter it. E.Y.E is in its worst possible position. Officially, the structure no longer exists. Covertly, it takes actions through Secreta Secretorum to fight the Metastreumonic force, but the enemies of the group as well. E.Y.E is still divided into two groups, Culter Dei and Jian Shang Di which with time, become rivals and hostile one towards each other. The equipment difficulties that both groups share are undoubtedly not foreign to these tensions. By the Year 15 (2395 in the old era), the invasion by the Metastreumonic force increases each day, and the war against the Federation ravages whole worlds every second.

Equipment looks fine just bear in mind he has to be able to carry all of that.

Background is a little... nondescript I guess. It is kind of confusing with so many different organizations and stuff and I'm only sort of getting an idea of what's going on. Besides that however the backstory gives me some good information on the world Feros is coming from but nothing about him personally, where he came from, why he does stuff, where he got his powers and equipment, what side he's on etc. His backstory is more important than that of the game he comes from.

- He comes with 10 ressurectors, a cocktail of drugs that, when he is near death, renders him into a coma, or a 'fake death'. After a few minutes, it proceeds to inject him with powerful combat stimulants, getting him on his feet seemingly good as new.

I'm not opposed to this idea but it needs to be altered. In its current form this is essentially 10 instant revives from death giving Feros a massive advantage in a fight. I think due to the precarious nature and interaction of these combat stimulants and other drugs he can only do this once every... let's say forty eight hours otherwise the new ressurectors interact with the old ones in nasty ways. I'm also going to say that the ressurectors have some side effects once the stimulants start to break down. So they could get you up and about to finish the fight but afterwards you basically feel like your coming down off a massive high, having a huge hangover and experiencing a sugar crash all at once.

- He is capable of impressive PSI powers, doing everything from teleporting inside of his enemy, causing them to explode apart,

General rule, I know this is not how it is in EYE Divine Cybermancy but I'm pulling out X-Men physics for a moment. If anyone with teleport capabilities teleports inside something solid there flesh will meld with whatever solid object they teleported into causing death or loss of limb depending on how much of their body is inside something solid. So if you teleport inside someone you both die.

I know this is a bit of a divergence from source material but we can't have a guy that can warp into one bad guy after the next straight up killing them.

This rule applies to anyone else from any other series with teleport powers including myself.

to picking up and throwing items as large as buses with incredible force using his mind.

- Given a short amount of time, his armor can automatically 'fix' damage such as crippled limbs and madness. This is known as maintenance.

- His maintenance option takes some time to do its job.

To what extent can "maintenance" fix damage and is it permanent healing or merely a patch job that allows him to finish a fight before it gives out? How does it fix 'madness'?

- Every so often his psi abilities backfire, doing everything from launching him at high speed in a random direction, to crippling his sanity.

- He is incredibly unstable, capable of falling to everything from paranoia to vivid hallucinations.

How often does this occur and what can trigger it? As far as his PSI powers are concerned how does he survive being launched in various directions at high speed? What kinds of effects can his paranoia and hallucinations produce?

- He can be hacked and controlled.

What level of equipment would you need to accomplish this and how effective would it be? Does this mean he is part machine? Or would someone simply be controlling his suit?

Ryu Hayabusa [+]

Name: Ryu Hayabusa
Gender: Male
Age: 28
Game: Ninja Gaiden Series
Appearance:

Ryu Hayabusa [+]

Equipment: While Ryu has wielded a great deal of weapons, his main stays are throwing kunai knives he keeps strapped to his legs, a bow and quiver of arrows, and the legendary Dragon Sword, a katana his family has long guarded with a blade that is said to cut through anything.

Abilities: Ryu has mastered the art of Hayabusa-ryu ninjutsu, and has a long list of techniques and capabilities. However, outside of his martial arts and weapon prowess, he wields Ninpo, mystical ninja magic. His signature Ninpo ability is The Art of the Fire Wheel. He creates three fireballs that orbit around him, serving as a kind of protection.

Weaknesses and Limitations: Ryu is a master ninja, a peak-level human that has destroyed ninja, armed forces, even demons. However, for all of his skill and ability, he is still human. A lethal wound is a lethal wound. His physical parameters are impressive, allowing him to perform feats of strength, speed, endurance, and dexterity beyond other humans, but he can only rage against insurmountable odds for so long. In addition, utilizing Ninpo requires a measure of spiritual energy, or ki, which can only be restored through rest and meditation.

Personality: Ryu is a ninja. In battle he is cold and calculating and while cut down a foe without hesitation or remorse. He is, however, not without honor. He knows that the lives he takes are in pursuit of the greater good, but takes no pleasure in killing. It is simply an act that he must commit in order to accomplish whatever his mission may be. He has a strong sense of the greater good, and has on multiple occasions saved the world from disaster and destruction. He has the wisdom, outlook, and demeanor of an elderly man, and has a high respect for balance. He harbors no lust for power, nor any curiosity in darkness. He is a man who has accepted what he is and what he must never be.

Backstory: Born the son of Jo Hayabusa, Ryu is the youngest shinobi of the Dragon Lineage Ninja Clan. From a young age he face grueling training in combat, survival, stealth, and killing, as well as many other skills that a shinobi might need. He excelled and quickly became the top student of the clan, being named the successor of the Hayabusa Clan when he graduated. He is the wielder and guardian of the Dragon Sword. He has done more for the clan than just assassinate targets. He has also cemented relations between his clan and other shinobi clans, such as the Mugen Tenshin clan. He is actually close personal friends with the clan leader Hayate, and his younger sisters Kasumi and Ayane. With their help, he has achieved great things, including defeating fiends risen from Hell and stopping several plots that jeopardized the safety of the world.

Equipment: While Ryu has wielded a great deal of weapons, his main stays are throwing kunai knives he keeps strapped to his legs, a bow and quiver of arrows, and the legendary Dragon Sword, a katana his family has long guarded with a blade that is said to cut through anything.

This is what he will have on him as of the beginning of the RP?

Abilities: Ryu has mastered the art of Hayabusa-ryu ninjutsu, and has a long list of techniques and capabilities. However, outside of his martial arts and weapon prowess, he wields Ninpo, mystical ninja magic. His signature Ninpo ability is The Art of the Fire Wheel. He creates three fireballs that orbit around him, serving as a kind of protection.

That is all well and good but what about this "long list of techniques" he apparently utilizes? For this RP are you simply not going to use any of those? If you wish a character to have a power of the beginning of the RP it has to be mentioned in this section otherwise it will be treated as though it either never existed or as of the virus strike it can no longer be used.

Weaknesses and Limitations: Ryu is a master ninja, a peak-level human that has destroyed ninja, armed forces, even demons. However, for all of his skill and ability, he is still human. A lethal wound is a lethal wound. His physical parameters are impressive, allowing him to perform feats of strength, speed, endurance, and dexterity beyond other humans, but he can only rage against insurmountable odds for so long. In addition, utilizing Ninpo requires a measure of spiritual energy, or ki, which can only be restored through rest and meditation.

There are more positive attributes in your Weaknesses and Limitations section than there are actual Weaknesses or Limitations. Destroyed ninjas, armed forces, demons. Can perform feats of strength, speed, endurance, and dexterity beyond other humans. The actual weaknesses I can count are:
1. If you throw enough armies at him he'll get tired and die eventually
2. He can die to lethal wounds (which apparently even demons can't seem to inflict)
3. He has to sleep to recharge his magic

This section is basically for you to input "What scenarios can kill my character." and "What can't my character do." I'm slightly disturbed by the power level of a character when the one playing them can't seem to answer either of those questions.

Bayonetta [+]

Bayonetta

Gender: Female

Age: 605 Years

Series: Bayonetta Series

Equipment:

• Love Is Blue: Bayonetta's signature weapons, being four large caliber handguns crafted by the famed demon-smith Rodin. Individually, their names are Prelude, Minuet, Toccata and Nocturne. Whilst useful as standard melee weapons, they can also summon Wicked Weaves and use the Umbran Climax, a secret skill that unleashes Bayonetta's saved-up magic energy to give her enhanced powers.
• 修羅刃 -Shuraba-: A living demonic katana, Shuraba's attacks are quick sweeping strikes and jabs which excel against small and agile enemies. With its mix of great attack speed, melee range, sweeping strikes, and extremely powerful Wicked Weaves, Shuraba is very effective in most fights against all types of enemies.

Abilities:

• Superhuman Abilities: Bayonetta has superhuman speed and agility, being able to perform numerous acrobatic feats with ease. She also appears to be extremely perceptive, able to evade attacks from all directions through anticipating her enemy movements in battle. She possesses immense superhuman strength and endurance, shown on numerous occasions when she is able to manipulate heavy objects ranging from vehicles to small houses and also spring back up to fight whenever she is hurt.
• Bullet Arts: Bayonetta masters the Bullet Arts, a fighting style utilized by the Umbra Witches which uses a combination of melee attacks and gunfire, particularly from guns used on both hands and feet, while wielding her guns, Love Is Blue. It allows her to execute strings of fast paced moves as well as combine them with the use of Wicked Weaves. It also allows her to become efficient at any weapon she happens to come across using the same configuration of hands and feet, explaining Bayonetta's efficiency in being able to execute various attacks with different weapons as well as utilize the Angel Arms she can pick up.
• Wicked Weaves: Wicked Weaves are a type of attack that can be executed by powerful Umbra Witches to summon forth Infernal Demons by using their hair as a conduit. Bayonetta's Wicked Weaves usually summon the massive limbs of Madama Butterfly, the demoness she has made a pact with. It also has a more powerful variant named Infernal Weaves that appear when Bayonetta has powered up into Umbran Climax. In addition to using normal Wicked Weaves for every attack, the end of combos cause Infernal Weaves to fully manifest the Infernal Demons for extreme damage in a large area-of-effect.
• Umbran Climax: Umbran Climax is a Technique that allows every attack performed to be powered up and strengthened for a short duration. When used, the witch glows a distinct purple color and Bayonetta's hair becomes long and flowing with a silver chain pattern laced into it. The strength of Bayonetta's attacks are increased as well as her overall range and area-of-effect thanks to the Wicked Weaves which are called forth with every attack. Each combo also ends with an Infernal Weave, an ability that calls forth an Infernal Demon to release an devastating final attack. If she is not at maximum vitality, activating Umbran Climax will slowly regenerate her health for the entire time it is activated. The demons summoned during Umbran Climax are dependent on which weapons are currently equipped and different combinations create different results depending on the combo and whether the weapon is on hands or feet.
• Witch Time: Witch Time is the name of an ancient art used by powerful Umbra Witches, which speeds up their agility and speed, allowing the user to bypass their opponent's defenses and execute combinations of attacks and other feats that would otherwise be impossible. (Unlike the one used in the games, think of it as Flash Step from Bleach).
• Infernal Demons: The Infernal Demons, also known as Infernals, are the supernatural inhabitants of Inferno that can be summoned by the Umbra Witches as part of their role of maintaining the darkness. These demons bestow witches with great power and wisdom and are mainly used to fight and hunt down the angels. However, this power comes at a high price. If a witch does not sacrifice angels every day or she dies/is killed, she is forced to fulfill the contract to the demon she made a pact with and her soul is dragged down to Inferno for the eternity. As in the beginning of this RP, Bayonetta has two demons she can call down upon, they being Madama Butterfly and Gomorrah.
• Beast Within: Beast Within is a series of transformational techniques that Bayonetta can use that allows her to transform into an animal form and unlock mysterious magical powers. This technique is used by both the Umbra Witches and the Lumen Sages. Bayonetta can transform into a panther, a crow, a bat, or a snake.

Backstory: Bayonetta is the eponymous main character and protagonist of the Bayonetta series. She is a coquettish and mysterious Umbra Witch, who possesses a remarkable talent for the Bullet Arts and is the bearer of the Left Eye, that oversees the darkness.

Bayonetta was born Cereza who was the child of a forbidden romance between the Umbra Witch Rosa and the Lumen Sage Father Balder on December 19th, 1411 at the city of Vigrid. At some point, the Left Eye of the Eyes of the World were placed within Bayonetta for safe keeping by the clan. In her childhood, she used to play with a fellow witch by the name of Jeanne who was later selected to become the heiress of the clan. Thus, the Umbran Elder asked her to select an opponent to which Jeanne chose Bayonetta despite this breaking Umbran law. During their fight, Jeanne was defeated by Bayonetta though afterwards a full scale war erupted between the Umbran Witches and Lumen Sages where the two fought side by side against their enemies. Ultimately, the war was won by the Witches but Humans grew fearful of their power and began massive witch hunts that eliminated the clan that left only Jeanne as well as Bayonetta as its survivors. Jeanne later grew fearful that her clans treasure namely the Left Eye would fall into the hands of the Sages and Laguna which led to hear sealing Bayonetta within a lake for 500 years. She remained in this slumber within the coffin at the bottom of the lake for centuries until 3 March 1977, where she was found and later fled to roam the world.

This leads to the first game, for after being in the 500 year slumber in a coffin submerged at the bottom of a lake, Bayonetta battled against the angelic hordes of Paradiso in order to discover the truth about her past and what she had forgotten during her sleep. In the sequel, Bayonetta fought to rescue Jeanne, her clan sister who was taken to the realm of Inferno. With the help of Rodin, her demonic weaponsmith and proprietor of The Gates of Hell bar, she is hounded endlessly by hosts of angels along the way, as well as preventing the coming of a new threat, Aesir, the God of Chaos.

After these events however, a glitch in the fabric of her universe ultimately pulled her into another universe, this being the universe currently. However, she happened to loose most of her powers, save for the exception of her Bullet Arts and Beast Within, as well as most of her superhuman abilities as well. Even her Infernal Demons cannot be summoned into battle. But on the bright side, at least she isn't forced to kill Angels everyday so she can stay alive. Now she tries to not only find a way out of this place, but also to regain her lost powers as well... by any means necessary of course.

I have some more things I could say but for the moment you seem to have forgotten the Personality, Weakness and Limitations and Entry Point categories. Check the CS template for definitions though I think they are pretty self explanatory.

@Prince of Seraphs OK, let's try this again, hopefully much better this time. I want to have a character who is glitched due to the virus in the storyline. The said glitches effect the said character so it constantly changes them from one form to another. Example Below:

The Glitch Effect [+]

and so on

A few will have powers but most won't but will be wielding a gun of some type. The glitch could also be the reason why each has a different weapon and abilities. On top of that, the game does not explore them very much unless they have a story level behind them so personality could be anything I want it to be if they are none story based. Since they would change there is no one set personality either. I should have done the example from the start but it should be much clearer now.

How many forms is too many?

That is an interesting concept but for the moment I am going to say no. I may revisit this at a later date but this RP is already a good deal to oversee without introducing system damages into the mix. For this specific character you would have to create a CS for every single form the glitch could take on as well as ironing out the details of how the glitch functions. What makes it work or change, if memories cross over between forms, etc. More than that though if I allow you to play a glitched character it sets a precedent for the other players. If any of them wanted to do something similar I would have no cause to disallow them because I let you do it and having a number of glitching characters could severely distort the focus of the RP's premise. My apologies but for the moment at least I am going to have to say no.

That glitch character brought a thought to my head. Are we allowed to play characters who are NPCS in their games? If so, I think I know who I'm choosing for my second.

That entirely depends on which NPC you wish to play. Look at there role from the developers perspective and ask yourself "Would this be a fun character to play in this video game?" If the answer is yes then the Netherplay Games developers probably created a version where you can play as them. If the answer is no then you can't. Any member of the main character's party in any game would be playable as well as most villains and influential bosses. Some NPCs but definitely not all. Run them by me and I'll tell you if they are playable.

In relation to having a place where the glitch occurs, mind if I put Six later in the game with better guns? I'm thinking that he encounters the virus when he tried to activate the Lonesome Road DLC and goes to the Long 15, only to end up somewhere else completely.

Not completely necessary for me but I feel like anyone whose played NV has gotten better guns then a hunting rifle and a 10mm by the time they start any of the DLCs.

The virus event could occur anywhere so the likelihood of it happening exactly as you log into the new DLC is unlikely though possible. It would be more likely to happen maybe part way through the DLC or not long after or before you activated it. In any case it isn't really important to me as long as being later in doesn't make your character more powerful than advertised in the CS. If these better guns are something you want Six to have they should be in his equipment section. Otherwise he won't have them.

Speaking of which I should really add some provisions to Terra's equipment.


If you have a second character please place them in the same post as your first in the Character Tab after they are accepted. Separate hiders but keep them in the same post to limit bloat in the Character Tab.

@Prince of Seraphs Oh whoops, I just realized that this was in the old template. Will change it a little later.

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Equipment looks fine just bear in mind he has to be able to carry all of that.

Background is a little... nondescript I guess. It is kind of confusing with so many different organizations and stuff and I'm only sort of getting an idea of what's going on. Besides that however the backstory gives me some good information on the world Feros is coming from but nothing about him personally, where he came from, why he does stuff, where he got his powers and equipment, what side he's on etc. His backstory is more important than that of the game he comes from.

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I'm not opposed to this idea but it needs to be altered. In its current form this is essentially 10 instant revives from death giving Feros a massive advantage in a fight. I think due to the precarious nature and interaction of these combat stimulants and other drugs he can only do this once every... let's say forty eight hours otherwise the new ressurectors interact with the old ones in nasty ways. I'm also going to say that the ressurectors have some side effects once the stimulants start to break down. So they could get you up and about to finish the fight but afterwards you basically feel like your coming down off a massive high, having a huge hangover and experiencing a sugar crash all at once.

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General rule, I know this is not how it is in EYE Divine Cybermancy but I'm pulling out X-Men physics for a moment. If anyone with teleport capabilities teleports inside something solid there flesh will meld with whatever solid object they teleported into causing death or loss of limb depending on how much of their body is inside something solid. So if you teleport inside someone you both die.

I know this is a bit of a divergence from source material but we can't have a guy that can warp into one bad guy after the next straight up killing them.

This rule applies to anyone else from any other series with teleport powers including myself.

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To what extent can "maintenance" fix damage and is it permanent healing or merely a patch job that allows him to finish a fight before it gives out? How does it fix 'madness'?

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How often does this occur and what can trigger it? As far as his PSI powers are concerned how does he survive being launched in various directions at high speed? What kinds of effects can his paranoia and hallucinations produce?

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What level of equipment would you need to accomplish this and how effective would it be? Does this mean he is part machine? Or would someone simply be controlling his suit?

I'd give you more info on the character's background itself, but that's literally the entire backstory. That's it. It goes into excruciating detail in the archives, but there's literally nothing on your character. At all. It's a blank slate with laser guided amnesia. The only background detail you truly get is that you're part of the EYE elite, you got amnesia trying to kill a Jian, you were trained by a guy named Mentor, and you were in a special Jian killing task force lead by Rimanah.

As for resurrectors, if how I play is any indication, he's going to need them. I go through them like a kid in a candy shop with the dangers of psi powers and overzealous attacks with the shotgun.

As for the 'dragon' power, it's both
1) Stupidly risky. That shit's taken chunks of health out of me and flung me in directions plenty of times. The being flung can hurt, but it's only really fatal if it's decided it wants to go straight up into the air. Otherwise, the combination of things like cybernetically enhanced torsos, cyberlegs, cyberarms, parts of the brain replaced with cyber bits, and etc, means that he can take some punishment from being flung around.
2) Kind of pointless to use once you're in the middle of a group. A gun works much better at that point than dragon, given that it eats a big chunk of energy (In this case exhausting adrenal reserves) to use, and due to aforementioned stupidly risky behavior of it.

My explanation for how it works is that it doesn't just teleport you inside. Instead, you're displacing the matter of the person you're going into, providing the effect of you seemingly having teleported inside of them, when in reality you just pushed their flesh outwards to make room for yourself. You'd have to push it out far enough that it causes a big and misty gib explosion.

I'm assuming maintenance is a patch job. It DOES only take ten or so seconds to do, but in the source game those ten or so seconds are precious as you constantly have to deal with zerg rushes of 25+ enemies that could gun you down within moments if you make a bad move.

Stressful situations in general can trigger the madness, such as being shot, breaking a limb, negative side effect from a psi power (The psi power won't actually work at all if it's triggering madness instead), that sort of thing. To quote the source material,

Madness causes the player's vision to become distorted, plus other effects depending on the type. There are 5 types of Madness:

• Paranoia: Player shoots uncontrollably.
• Inhibition: Player can't shoot firearms, can only use melee weapons.
• Paralyzing Terror: Player is unable to move.
• Visual Hallucinations: Player sees constant explosions that are not actually happening and visions of dead characters.
• Auditory Hallucinations: Player hears voices and sounds that don't exist.

He is indeed part machine, if not mostly or near entirely machine. You're not hacking his armor. You're hacking the cybernetic part of his brain. You're essentially hacking HIM. In the game, this can be done at any time given that hacking equipment is built into your character's armor, while presumably others could do it with a laptop of sufficient power and hacking of sufficient skill. In the mean time while being under a hack where he can't control himself, he can launch a counterhack to regain control.

The one thing I'd definitely like to keep the most is the resurrectors and Dragon. Given that there's about 9 psi powers, 3 of which are endgame stupidly OP probably-going-to-kill-you-and-give-you-permanent-stat-decreasing-wounds powers, and another 4 are actually combat useful, including Dragon (They are composed of polyclone, transmutation, Dragon, and Invocation.), there's rather limited special powers beyond the aforementioned picking up a fucking bus and flinging it.

Also, explanation of the 4 not OP and not as risky powers.
Dragon: You know what it does.
Invocation: It does the gib explosion like dragon, but instead of you, it leaves a hostile beast (Such as a werewolf type creature) in their place.
Polyclone: It creates 5 versions of you, each of which can shoot and kill people, but poof once they're shot once. Or hit once. Or glared at too badly. Or by a sufficiently strong breeze. What I'm getting at here is they're not even a glass cannon, they're a crumbling sand castle cannon.
Transmutation: Creates a single stronger version of you, that still goes down in about 6-7 hits.

I'd give you more info on the character's background itself, but that's literally the entire backstory. That's it. It goes into excruciating detail in the archives, but there's literally nothing on your character. At all. It's a blank slate with laser guided amnesia. The only background detail you truly get is that you're part of the EYE elite, you got amnesia trying to kill a Jian, you were trained by a guy named Mentor, and you were in a special Jian killing task force lead by Rimanah.

In which case that should be what is focused on in the Backstory cause however interesting whatever else is going on is there is a strong possibility that we may never actually see the EYE Divine Cybermancy world. The backstory can also include events that happen in game but it should center around your character not the general politics of the game. If they help frame what your character is doing include them but otherwise they are irrelevant bloat that really has no business being in that section. As I said I don't want the plot of your entire game merely how your character fits into it.

As for resurrectors, if how I play is any indication, he's going to need them. I go through them like a kid in a candy shop with the dangers of psi powers and overzealous attacks with the shotgun.

The RPers collectively decided that the best option for this RP would be permadeath (except for a few very specific situations). Meaning if you die you are dead. Ended, never to return. As such the "return from the dead" items, Phoenix Downs, 1-Up Mushrooms, Life Shrooms, Revives etc have been scaled back in power to embody powerful healing items. These resurrectors are a cheat of that rule allowing you to return from near death over and over and over again with no consequence. If you say you need them because you play Feros rashly I would suggest that you alter your playing style. We likely won't be in as extreme situations as are common in EYE Divine Cybermancy but in the event that you die I will not be using my GM powers to bring your character back. At that point you are either invited to choose a new character or welcome to leave. There will be no returning from the dead no matter how reasonable the explaination is.

As for the 'dragon' power, it's both
1) Stupidly risky. That shit's taken chunks of health out of me and flung me in directions plenty of times. The being flung can hurt, but it's only really fatal if it's decided it wants to go straight up into the air. Otherwise, the combination of things like cybernetically enhanced torsos, cyberlegs, cyberarms, parts of the brain replaced with cyber bits, and etc, means that he can take some punishment from being flung around.
2) Kind of pointless to use once you're in the middle of a group. A gun works much better at that point than dragon, given that it eats a big chunk of energy (In this case exhausting adrenal reserves) to use, and due to aforementioned stupidly risky behavior of it.

There is no mention of a 'Dragon Power' in your CS so I'm not exactly aware of what you are referring to.

My explanation for how it works is that it doesn't just teleport you inside. Instead, you're displacing the matter of the person you're going into, providing the effect of you seemingly having teleported inside of them, when in reality you just pushed their flesh outwards to make room for yourself. You'd have to push it out far enough that it causes a big and misty gib explosion.

That's great I am glad you are able to rationalize gameplay mechanics using pseudo science as that may be a useful skill down the line. That doesn't mean I'm going to let you do it. How his powers are stacked there is little to no consequence to teleportation and if displacement is a byproduct of that then there is also no consequence to teleporting inside someone. Which means that Feros is capable of killing very large numbers of enemies in very quick succession without taking damage and without any sort of negative side effects. As I said teleporting inside solid matter ends in death. Period.

I'm assuming maintenance is a patch job. It DOES only take ten or so seconds to do, but in the source game those ten or so seconds are precious as you constantly have to deal with zerg rushes of 25+ enemies that could gun you down within moments if you make a bad move.

So maintenance essentially allows you to keep fighting as long as possible but for our purposes the moment you are no longer fighting for survival any injuries you sustained will be applied to you all at once.

Stressful situations in general can trigger the madness, such as being shot, breaking a limb, negative side effect from a psi power (The psi power won't actually work at all if it's triggering madness instead), that sort of thing. To quote the source material,

Madness causes the player's vision to become distorted, plus other effects depending on the type. There are 5 types of Madness:

• Paranoia: Player shoots uncontrollably.
• Inhibition: Player can't shoot firearms, can only use melee weapons.
• Paralyzing Terror: Player is unable to move.
• Visual Hallucinations: Player sees constant explosions that are not actually happening and visions of dead characters.
• Auditory Hallucinations: Player hears voices and sounds that don't exist.

Okay so "Madness" is an actual status condition. Three, Four and Five can work as they are however One and Two need some adjustments. For One while there would be a correlation between being paranoid and attacking at random it shouldn't cause you to simply be unable to stop firing your gun. Instead how about Paranoia makes Feros unable to tell the difference between friend and foe and so attacks both equally with whatever means are available to him.

Two makes even less sense than one, no mental disease (barring PTSD) could make you only able to hit people instead of firing your weapon. So rather than that perhaps change it to extreme fear of making a mistake causes Feros to be unable to attack at all.

He is indeed part machine, if not mostly or near entirely machine. You're not hacking his armor. You're hacking the cybernetic part of his brain. You're essentially hacking HIM. In the game, this can be done at any time given that hacking equipment is built into your character's armor, while presumably others could do it with a laptop of sufficient power and hacking of sufficient skill. In the mean time while being under a hack where he can't control himself, he can launch a counterhack to regain control.

Alright, be that specific on the CS.

The one thing I'd definitely like to keep the most is the resurrectors and Dragon.

I'm attempting to balance a million and one different styles and genres of video game. Some loss of ability is going to be required so you can either keep the resurrectors in the manor that I laid out or they can be removed completely. I will consent to decreasing the time between injections to twenty four hours instead of forty eight.

Given that there's about 9 psi powers, 3 of which are endgame stupidly OP probably-going-to-kill-you-and-give-you-permanent-stat-decreasing-wounds powers, and another 4 are actually combat useful, including Dragon (They are composed of polyclone, transmutation, Dragon, and Invocation.), there's rather limited special powers beyond the aforementioned picking up a fucking bus and flinging it.

If there are actual specific and distinct number of PSI abilities available they should all be detailed in your CS rather than simply writing "He has amazing PSI abilities that can do this and that".

Dragon: You know what it does.

I really don't.

Invocation: It does the gib explosion like dragon, but instead of you, it leaves a hostile beast (Such as a werewolf type creature) in their place.

Um... you can summon werewolves in this shooter? What kind of game is this? More importantly what are the abilities of the werewolf.

Polyclone: It creates 5 versions of you, each of which can shoot and kill people, but poof once they're shot once. Or hit once. Or glared at too badly. Or by a sufficiently strong breeze. What I'm getting at here is they're not even a glass cannon, they're a crumbling sand castle cannon.

Can they kill people at the same rate as you?

Transmutation: Creates a single stronger version of you, that still goes down in about 6-7 hits.

That's not what Transmutation means but ignoring that. I'm going to have to scrub this one. I realize in this game Feros would be used to taking ten hits a second so the single clone wouldn't last long but depending on the game world we are in getting six hits on it could be as challenging as a boss fight.