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@Silver Fox
Weeeeeeell...
... maybe it'd be like Vella's drones, where Phalanx could take down whoever took her down. Terminal self destruct sequence :3
Weeeeeeell...
... maybe it'd be like Vella's drones, where Phalanx could take down whoever took her down. Terminal self destruct sequence :3
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Yeah but they are the best bet to actually know how one works. Vella probably would just break it xD
Vella is actually quite knowledgeable about tech! Especially when it comes to blowing things up ^^
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@PrivateVentures
Do not screw the robot.
At least have one of the Quarians help out xD
Given it was the Quarians who first started the Robo-Apocalypse, I'm not sure if that'd make me feel any better... xD
"Hey... you wanna join me at the weapon's crafting bench and make some sweet-ass weapons!?"
Yes, aboard a ship full of heavily armed lunatics and killing machines, that's a legit pick-up line ^_^
Yes, aboard a ship full of heavily armed lunatics and killing machines, that's a legit pick-up line ^_^
"That.... should be enough to assuage my current worries about an impending techno-apocalypse on this ship." Vella finally answered after a short pause, giving the towering Geth a quick nod and a grin, yet, couldn't quite hide a bit of uncertainty in her own expression.
Phalanx was an odd deal!
First and foremost, it was a synthetic machine through and through, with no visible facial features; nay; no face at all for Vella to read! That in and of itself was enough to put Vella immediately off balance, and left the Asari always unsure of what to say next. Granted, although it was a machine, some of its moving parts might be partly interpret as vague social features, like the way her optic moved and the plates around Phalanx's lamplight neck shifted and moved, granted the movesets themselves seemed simple and often very one sided, as if observing the gestures of a... child!
And secondly, Vella had never spoken to a true AI. Sure, she had 'spoken' to synthetic VIs, but never had an ongoing interaction with an actual, real, self-aware and thinking A.I!
How was she supposed to hold a conversation or find common ground with something that was in all reality just a cold machine with a brain consisting of a bunch of numbers?!
"I'm going to need a shower." Vella said as her mind retreated from the difficult question of what it meant to talk to a computer, let alone what it meant to be self-aware, and instead towards her own body and attire which she smelled was in need of a nice cleanup after what had been a night out.
However, the Asari would stop mid-step as she caught a glance back at Phalanx, whom seemed to be standing there idly by as the crewmates around it went their own ways. A rather awkward standing pose, the way someone stood when they had completely and utterly no idea what they were supposed to or could be doing!
"Say, uh, Phalanx." Vella stopped, turning around to look back up Phalanx, now with a smile on her face.
"Are you a fan of drones & weapon tech in general?"
She asked with a cheerful voice as she pointed back towards her original destination.
"I need to build some new drones after my old ones kind'a... blew up... "
Awkward side glance...
"Say... wanna join me?!"
Phalanx was an odd deal!
First and foremost, it was a synthetic machine through and through, with no visible facial features; nay; no face at all for Vella to read! That in and of itself was enough to put Vella immediately off balance, and left the Asari always unsure of what to say next. Granted, although it was a machine, some of its moving parts might be partly interpret as vague social features, like the way her optic moved and the plates around Phalanx's lamplight neck shifted and moved, granted the movesets themselves seemed simple and often very one sided, as if observing the gestures of a... child!
And secondly, Vella had never spoken to a true AI. Sure, she had 'spoken' to synthetic VIs, but never had an ongoing interaction with an actual, real, self-aware and thinking A.I!
How was she supposed to hold a conversation or find common ground with something that was in all reality just a cold machine with a brain consisting of a bunch of numbers?!
"I'm going to need a shower." Vella said as her mind retreated from the difficult question of what it meant to talk to a computer, let alone what it meant to be self-aware, and instead towards her own body and attire which she smelled was in need of a nice cleanup after what had been a night out.
However, the Asari would stop mid-step as she caught a glance back at Phalanx, whom seemed to be standing there idly by as the crewmates around it went their own ways. A rather awkward standing pose, the way someone stood when they had completely and utterly no idea what they were supposed to or could be doing!
"Say, uh, Phalanx." Vella stopped, turning around to look back up Phalanx, now with a smile on her face.
"Are you a fan of drones & weapon tech in general?"
She asked with a cheerful voice as she pointed back towards her original destination.
"I need to build some new drones after my old ones kind'a... blew up... "
Awkward side glance...
"Say... wanna join me?!"
@PrivateVentures
If things go truly wrong, I'm sure Ja'far might still be able to appreciate a highly social and talking lamplight for his desk ^^
If things go truly wrong, I'm sure Ja'far might still be able to appreciate a highly social and talking lamplight for his desk ^^
@PrivateVentures
I'm sure our resident rogue wouldn't have a problem with that as long as we screwed her back together xD
Edit: I realize that lacking proper context, that phrase might've come out bit weirder than I originally meant! ^^
I'm sure our resident rogue wouldn't have a problem with that as long as we screwed her back together xD
Edit: I realize that lacking proper context, that phrase might've come out bit weirder than I originally meant! ^^
@Silver FoxI don't know if Ellis realizes that Phalanx is different from a standard mech. Not sure if he understands the "organicness" of Phalanx yet.
I'm sure Ellis and Vella could discover that together with the help of a screwdriver and some time together with Phalanx ^^
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