QuietThinker

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First, why do the nanofibre's have to be stronger than Kevlar? Kevlar is already pretty darn strong, and thats not a special type of fibre. Its a layering of different materials together. Even if it's weaker than kevlar, it'd still be pretty darn strong for _any_ material.

Second, for the electricity to be generated in the muscles.. thats a little bit silly. For it to come from the main power source on the other hand, thats a bit better and makes more sense. Even for a magical entity.

Thirdly, for the net, lets say that it stops signals at their source. For a human, that would be around the spine and lower brain. For Vordak's character, that would be around it's power source. However, Vordak's power source doesn't send out little signals like a human would: it would send out fairly large amounts of electricity to make the fibred muscles move with any degree of force, much like a robot. I would say that the net may restrict the amount of force that it's muscles would be able to output, but not restrict it entirely as it isn't used to dampening signals of that strength.

So, what we have is a weakened Rauchnaut, but not a paralysed Rauchnaut.

Can everyone agree on that, if that is the only point in my list that you do agree on?

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I'll count that as a success then :D

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Wire

That response was expected. Expected, and filled with paranoia. But paranoia for whom: the League or his boss?

Either way, he still didn't know where he was, but he had a general idea: the sound of his voice echoed around the slimy brick walls, but the sewer water dampened it slightly. If he was correct, he was directly ahead, and to the left, which was just out of his line of sight.

But before he resorted to anything physical, he would continue to talk him down. He crossed his arms and leaned against the wall of the sewer. He still listened intently, but showing that he wasn't there to fight always helped with these sorts of jobs.

"Calm your tits. I'm not with the League."

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l'm guessing that he can't do anything while he holds up the net though, unless its had some power put into it ahead of time. Otherwise, thats pretty OP! XD

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Interesting.. It would seem that Wire would have an advantage against such a net. What stops the net from blocking the signals forever? Is it resistance from the signals themselves, which then flood through and cause spasming?

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I prefer Marvel movies to DC movies.

What can I say: they have fun with it.

EDIT: And yeah, I have no clue why people say Marvel is more realistic. They are both equally dumb XD

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Wire

For a moment, he stood still. Listening. The breaths were erratic, as if they came from a wounded animal. And they were close. He scanned the area in a split second: he couldn't see him in the gloom, but there weren't any signs of activity. He didn't think he'd be with any outcasts.

"Howard? Is that you?" He called into the gloom.

The breathing came to a sudden stop. Wire gave a short exhale, followed by a slight twitch of his head.

Ah, thats a good sign. From what I know, he isn't the type for sneak attacks.
He's going to listen to what I have to say.
Alright, whats the best thing to say in this situation.. We don't know his current mental state. We don't know if he's scared his boss is going to be gunning for him, or he's scared that I'm from the league here to bring him down. Either way, we need to find some common ground. He's not insane if he's willing to listen.
He could just be trying to see what I am before he attacks, but I see your point. I'll ask him why he chose a sewer; I'll say what he's not expecting me to say, maybe lessen his fear slightly.
Go for it

He realised he just referred to himself as "we". He gave the twitch as if that would shake it off.

"Why'd you choose a sewer man? This place is filthy. You'll catch something."

He waited and listened with a relaxed posture. But his world was spinning at 75% speed. And he was listening intently.

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Wire caught a glint in his peripheral vision (That would be Alexander), but didn't take his eyes off of the opponent in front of him. He heard his words, and quickly swiped his hand, throwing the zombie guts off of it and into the bushes. It made a slight rustle as it sprayed across the leaves. The rotting knight seemed happy for it to have leaked onto the ground, and he didn't want to take any chances.

He resumed his stance: gloves up, with as wide a range of view as possible. The only thing he wasn't prepared for was an attack that would rip the tree behind him to sunder along with him. He slowed the world slightly, and took in every possible sound. He would not be subjected to a sneak attack.

A frontal assault on the other hand.. He didn't know if he had the strength or the speed to repel one. He didn't know anything anymore: there was a horror movie extra standing in front of him.

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He doesn't currently have a large budget :|

And that game is amazing.

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If Legion (whose character sheet I can't actually find...) attempts to convince Wire to join the league now, he will begrudgingly say yes. As you've said, t would be much better for the RP!

He has to be convincing though! And I'd touch on the potato tech that he's using.