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The Dawn of Superheroes: Act I (continued)

O_O i don't understand the electricty part of the bio metal. Shouldn't the metal make him into a conductor. Since metal is very good at transfering electricty. <.< magnetism and shocks and all that. My welder education is speaking against this part. >.<

The Dawn of Superheroes: Act I (continued)

>.< i was a bit at loss of what to post but this will do for now

The Dawn of Superheroes: Act I (continued)

Sarah looked around in the room. Her mind racing. This was bad she had seen something she clearly wasn't ment to see and then been to slow to escape. Now she was stuck here with this unconcious girl in a small room waiting for she didn't know what. Probably an interogation. Hopefully it wouldn't be to bad. She was part of the group after all. She just had to tell them that she would keep quiet and things would solve them selves. right?
The blonde girl tried to relax taing deep breaths and rolling her shoulders. But it didn't help much it was a bit to many things at once and now she was in trouble for things she knew nothing about.

The Dawn of Superheroes: Act I (continued)

OwO so arrested and stuck in an interogation room >.< how to work with this hmmm mmmmmmmmm

The Dawn of Superheroes: Act I CS Thread (continued)

My Spoiler

Name: Sarah Phoenix
Gender: Female
Age: 24

Super Powers (if any): The ability to manipulate the quarks, The smallest form of matter, in matter and energy. Sarah's ability allows for a wide range of skills. She can change the shape of existing objects. She can warp energy into small sized "holograms" which she can wield offensively. She can even change the composition of everyday objects by rearranging the quarks of said object (Example: She can rearrange the quarks in iron to make steel). Despite all it's uses, Sarah's ability has some major weaknesses.

A) Her ability makes her a living power conduit and makes her highly susceptible to backlashes and power surges. In other words, over using her ability will cause her physical harm.

B) Her ability is highly intensive on the brain and requires her to consciously understand what she is doing. The more complex something is, the longer it will take and the more intensive it will be. (Example: Changing the composition of an object, like iron into Steel, would be more complex than simply changing the shape of a stick to make it curved instead of straight.

Sarah's ability is best used after intensive planning. It's great defensively, but not so great offensively.

Background: The ten first years in Sarah's life are not very clear to her. Most memories are suppressed. And she tends to get very shaky and closed up when someone asks about those memories. Clearly something bad happened. However after that the memories are very clear for her. She lived on a farm for a long time. Not with her biological parents but with a very kind and strange family. The couple who owns the farm and a few stragglers that they have taken in and helped. It was a good place and it healed a few wounds in Sarah's heart. It still is a place she likes to revisit at times. When she is free from studies at the University. Which takes up a lot of her time since needs it to control her power.

Personality: Sarah is a lone wolf. She acts tough and wild and impulsive. Though mostly she just wants to be left alone. She is at heart insecure, have really bad self confidence. And she never really dares show her true intentions around others. You could think she is hard to deal with. But that is where you would be wrong. She is like a lost puppy. Bring some candy let her get used to you and suddenly she is your loyal friend as long as you are acting trustworthy. She just don't really know how to trust people. Or be social in a normal and relaxed way.

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[OOC] Frozen Engines [Scifi NRP]

Tired Mercenary said
Edit: I believe your comments on Mechs are now for the Classifications, which would probably be a point for players. You can make an Armored Personnel Carrier as large as a Freighter if you wanted. Saying a Support Class Mech MUST be the size of a car sounds... eh, entirely too restrictive. If you wanted all your Mechs to be the size of a large tank, then you should be able to do that.

I just mentioned the mostly used types of classifications. Since you said logic and realism...
A support class is called so because most mechs in that aspect where mostly just put as light fire support for infantry or tanks. in many sci fi stories. Also this size is often seen in industrial zones rather than on the field. It's not restrictive, merely a logical stand point on where they would see the most use depending on technology and combat abilities <.<
The strength in having a mech. A humanoid robot is that it's adaptive. usually the best size would be around a fighter jet where you can get enough performance and protection at the same time in it. thus the second class description.

Tired Mercenary said
Not sure the point about talking about Mechs, but alright. Either way, no Gundams here, please.Being Fleetbound does not always mean you are best at space combat. Fleetbound could mean you lost your homeworld due to war, a cataclysmic event, or otherwise. Fleetbound could be a civilization ship to find a new home for reasons their population grew too large or similar issues to the first example. Fleetbound can mean many things, not only better space combat. Besides, you can easily make your Nations technology more efficient and excel better at things if you wanted a fleetbound Nation with expertise in space combat.Your comment on spaceships being automated is a good point to other players and something I should bring up. More automation could make your Nation seem like it loves power and control at an instant. I am not leading to a "If you have computers operate your ships, the Zill will target you." What I am saying is, you might be seen as a more power hungry Nation. true, if your species has problems or issues and almost needs computerized ships, no, you won't seem like that. But if the humans had computer controlled-everything, we'd see a lot more "deaths" than usual.Lastly, your point on planets is, well, I should have typed it, if I didn't, I'm sorry. Healthy planets are in a correct orbiting placement, but their placement puts them in the path of asteroids, which hit yearly. You could move underground if you wanted to, but then you'd have the same issues as the frozen planets did. With Frozen Planets, you have the technology to build space-faring dreadnoughts, you can construct heating systems, air ventilation, bunkers, etc. It isn't hard to underground, it's just a preference to be above ground, mostly.

When you said fleet bound i imagined nomadic types of nations XD
Having a space fleet that moves around taking resources from asteroids moons and perhaps even planets. yes resources is not that big of an issue as you make it sound ^^
If as such that kind of species would have generations of people just living in space learning how to handle zero go. Technology would develop around vacuum, danger of debris and hull ruptures even space combat in majority. AKA they would have the edge in having the most experience in space travel and survival. in both technology and experienced crews but yes then it also depends on how long and what turn their nations development would take after space travel starts. Stagnation or flourish....

might make a nation today ....hm have some things to do first though.

[OOC] Frozen Engines [Scifi NRP]

O__O *mind blown* or well perhaps not really blown. <.< i did survive Asimovs books like the Empire -w- good lord that was some heavy reading.
well i guess this will be interesting. Though im not sure if i want to join just yet. It's in Advanced roleplays and have stayed away from this section due to lack of confidence in my Rping skills :/
A few points from me to though. And this might become a bit lengthy :/

This part is about mech's and munitions

My Spoiler

Mecha. is usually 3 different types in sci fi for simplicity and somewhat realism.
Support class - it's about the size of a small car. About 3-4 meters tall. (the japs are currently building these for industrial work and they look like the ones from Alien :D )
Fighter class - like a standard type and the biggest favorite in most lores - about the size of a fighter jet standing up. (I will refer to anime here and i do recommend looking at Gundam first but then mixing in Macross as they have the most details surrounding the architecture in the mechs)
Behemot class - names can be varied on the class but it's my favorite these can be quite big. Up to the size of a cargo plane. These often go borderline close to walkers rather then mechs as they at times require more than two legs.

If refering to a suit smaller than the Support class one usually go over to refering to them as Exosuits. Bio support armour and and so on.

When it comes down to munitions with firepower. It becomes really complicated. A weapon can be quit primitve lets say about 150 years from today we most likely on earth will have munitions that fits into an assault rifle or perhaps slightly bigger and will have the explosive effect of todays 40mm grenade launcher munitions and possibly even more.
There are already timed 7.56 mm rounds that can explode as shrapnel rounds and a guided version is already being researched in South korea and in the US even germany has started looking into it for special forces.

Space and stuff that happens there

My Spoiler

Space combat and ships.
For the fleet bound nations. It would be more logical that they excel at space combat and maneuvering as a force. While lacking heavily in ground combat and more infantry based fighting. Zero G combat being an exception. Another weakness would be logistics and resources holding a higher value ot them and they lose more on prolonged combat compared to others.

And when it comes to space ships of different sizes. and automation. Let it be more like this just as an suggestion. An heavily automated ship is more vurlnerable to cyber warfare and electronical attacks. While and more manual and manned ship is much less vurnerable to this. It instead takes longer to react, repair and move during combat since more manual actions need to be taken for things to happen.

As for the planetary part. Why is the Cold planet the one with the highest population and the green temperate planet the one in second shouldn't they switch in population?
Sounds more logical to me if a cold planet has people with good survival gear and somewhat okay population while the whealty planet has lots of people but not so good survival gear which = good durable military gear O.o

And im going to hold my self back there and breath >,< sorry if this seemed like a rant nya!!

Entering the dramatic list of people searching for old RPing friend from the great cataclysm!!!!

Hey all

I hope to find many good old and new ideas to join on here again ^^

NOw where's all the awesome people i meet D: