[OOC] Myriad Reality

[Dynamics]

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Most of the time for me, I just don't know what to say. A majorty of my the people who consider mw friends like me because I just listen and (sometimes) give feedback.

@Spiritblitz

Haha, works better in real life than online, doesn't it?

[Spiritblitz]

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Haha, works better in real life than online, doesn't it?

@Dynamics

Well. It's also because if I try to talk to people who likes the things I like, they get so defensive and create many arguments over stupid stuff and it gets really annoying. Especially when I prove them wrong. And sometimes I don't mind doing that in front of people to make them feel stupid. Especially when the person is hurting someone with their words and stupidity.

[Dynamics]

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Well. It's also because if I try to talk to people who likes the things I like, they get so defensive and create many arguments over stupid stuff and it gets really annoying. Especially when I prove them wrong. And sometimes I don't mind doing that in front of people to make them feel stupid. Especially when the person is hurting someone with their words and stupidity.

@Spiritblitz

Doesn't that happen with things you don't both like more often?

[Spiritblitz]

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Doesn't that happen with things you don't both like more often?

@Dynamics

Huh?

[Dynamics]

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Huh?

@Spiritblitz

Arguing. You said it happens when you and someone else like something.

[Galaxy Raider]

(Relevant) Daily Fun Fact: The black stereoholographic energy layer beneath Sven's armor is nearly impossible to penetrate with attacks designed to penetrate or demolish. Rather, there are a few more clever ways that this layer can be brought down. But what's the fun in me telling?

[whizzball1]

(Relevant) Daily Fun Fact: The black stereoholographic energy layer beneath Sven's armor is nearly impossible to penetrate with attacks designed to penetrate or demolish. Rather, there are a few more clever ways that this layer can be brought down. But what's the fun in me telling?

@Galaxy Raider

Already I can say "an energy that interferes" but of course the matter is finding that out. I would suppose it's EM energy, but I might be wrong.

[Galaxy Raider]

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Already I can say "an energy that interferes" but of course the matter is finding that out. I would suppose it's EM energy, but I might be wrong.

@whizzball1

You're on the right track to a particularly effective one.

[Etcetera]

Sorry, my phone died.

[Spiritblitz]

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Arguing. You said it happens when you and someone else like something.

@Dynamics

i did?

[Dynamics]

(Relevant) Daily Fun Fact: The black stereoholographic energy layer beneath Sven's armor is nearly impossible to penetrate with attacks designed to penetrate or demolish. Rather, there are a few more clever ways that this layer can be brought down. But what's the fun in me telling?

@Galaxy Raider

How does it work?

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i did?

@Spiritblitz

Yes. "Well. It's also because if I try to talk to people who likes the things I like..."

[Galaxy Raider]

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How does it work?

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Yes. "Well. It's also because if I try to talk to people who likes the things I like..."

@Dynamics

Calzintinium crystals are a core component, and we should all be familiar with how they work by now. I think. Two core crystals, which both emit energy that travels down to the next component. One runs to an as-of-yet unnamed material which alters the traditional properties of the Calzintinium, causing it to absorb kinetic impact. This one creates the black color seen on his personal armor. The other is simply an amplified Cal-Z (that's what I'm going to call them from now on) crystal that protects from projected energy-based attacks.

[Dynamics]

Wow, three titans in one location. This'll be interesting.

After I eat.

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Calzintinium crystals are a core component, and we should all be familiar with how they work by now. I think. Two core crystals, which both emit energy that travels down to the next component. One runs to an as-of-yet unnamed material which alters the traditional properties of the Calzintinium, causing it to absorb kinetic impact. This one creates the black color seen on his personal armor. The other is simply an amplified Cal-Z (that's what I'm going to call them from now on) crystal that protects from projected energy-based attacks.

@Galaxy Raider

But IRL?

[Spiritblitz]

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How does it work?

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Yes. "Well. It's also because if I try to talk to people who likes the things I like..."

@Dynamics

I meant that to people who share common things with me.

[whizzball1]

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You're on the right track to a particularly effective one.

@Galaxy Raider

Ooh.

[Galaxy Raider]

Wow, three titans in one location. This'll be interesting.

After I eat.

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But IRL?

@Dynamics

IRL?

[Mammalia]

Pretend this is wolf form Spirit. I'll change it to human form eventually.

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IRL?

@Galaxy Raider

I think he means how it works in real life terms.

[Galaxy Raider]

Pretend this is wolf form Spirit. I'll change it to human form eventually.

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I think he means how it works in real life terms.

@Mammalia

Cal-Z crystals were created purely as a Fantasy Sci-Fi object, and I never really thought too much about how those worked. They've been around since iFunny.

[Dynamics]

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I meant that to people who share common things with me.

@Spiritblitz

I get it, but why wouldn't it be differences?

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Cal-Z crystals were created purely as a Fantasy Sci-Fi object, and I never really thought too much about how those worked. They've been around since iFunny.

@Galaxy Raider

Well if we assume they exist, how do they work on a rough scale?

[Galaxy Raider]

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I get it, but why wouldn't it be differences?

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Well if we assume they exist, how do they work on a rough scale?

@Dynamics

They absorb basically any energy within a certain radius, depending primarily on the size of the crystal. The size also determines how much can be absorbed. Once enough energy is absorbed, the crystal becomes "saturated", and any energy added beyond that point pushes energy already stored within the crystal out, emitting Calzantine radiation, which is uniquento these crystals. This radiation can be "filtered" through specific other materials to create interesting effects, the ones which you see used frequently in combat and, as I was going to say in one of my lore segments, Alliance prisons cells.