Well... depends on what genre. I've found more than a few thriller genre RPs (I would say horror but that'd be misleading) that are more than great. But if you are looking for something similar to this, I got nothing.
I checked his page, but didn't mention anything. I feel responsible for some odd reason, since I sent my PM the day he disappeared D: . But yes, I was waiting on him.
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>Stuck in the air
>Bullets fired at me
>Explosive under car able to do serious damage
>Brute charging straight at us
Oh god I am screwed.
I knew I'd be shot at, but wow, everybody? I knew I should've let someone else go first.
EDIT: Oh, and join the chat! It gets lonely.
EDIT EDIT: Should I make one last post to resolve all the attacks heading toward me? Or should I wait for the giant collab to resolve it?
>Bullets fired at me
>Explosive under car able to do serious damage
>Brute charging straight at us
Oh god I am screwed.
I knew I'd be shot at, but wow, everybody? I knew I should've let someone else go first.
EDIT: Oh, and join the chat! It gets lonely.
EDIT EDIT: Should I make one last post to resolve all the attacks heading toward me? Or should I wait for the giant collab to resolve it?
Good, good. Some reason I felt like I was explaining it poorly. My goal with the attack, unless you do something to completely stop it without injury (Wouldn't be a surprise, considering her status) is to identify which part of her body does she least protect. Depending on how long the battle goes will determine if it even matters.
Ooh, I like the idea of one big joint post. Are we going to go to an IRC or some chat service? Or will we simply discuss it here?
Ooh, I like the idea of one big joint post. Are we going to go to an IRC or some chat service? Or will we simply discuss it here?
I feel like my point is lost. I was never taking it personally in the first place. I just had a funny look on my face as I squinted cock-eyed at the screen thinking, "Angry man... Alone at table... Not sure if Rak or random NPC..." It felt like something out of comedic movies. I find Ella's view of Rak hilarious.
Thank. You. Although an order isn't necessary, my inner OCD is happy we have a set order-ish now.
Thank. You. Although an order isn't necessary, my inner OCD is happy we have a set order-ish now.
Posted. I may have pushed the limits on this last post, but by golly this'll be a fun battle, trust me. Even if the gods of this RP (Xodus) declare there is already a set winner, that isn't going to stop me and my characters from trying.
I have so much planned for this battle... Let's not end the battle soon, k guy? tnx.
Also, @Xodus, the attack is coming from all directions in a three-dimensional space. A better visual is this:
Every point surrounding the center (They are labeled) is where an attack is coming from. I'm having a tough time explaining it, so let me know if you understand.
I have so much planned for this battle... Let's not end the battle soon, k guy? tnx.
Also, @Xodus, the attack is coming from all directions in a three-dimensional space. A better visual is this:
A quiet clatter was audible from a single lane, barely used road on the outskirts of Vegas. Solus and Cionus quickly and quietly slipped out from a sewer ladder, and quickly replaced the lid.
"My hair! Oh my god, my clothes!" Cionus was spinning around, sending muck everywhere. The grime from the sewer was something that Cionus was not happy with.
"The first thing I am getting when this is all done is a nice hot bath. Even then, I still doubt the smell will come out!"
Solus acted as if he didn't hear her. "See? It was a good idea to memorize the sewer system of Vegas before we started out on our mission. Good forethought on my part, right?"
Cionus gave him a look of disdain. "Maybe this time, but I still don't see us memorizing the airplane traffic over Vegas being helpful. Anyways, we need to get to the target."
Cionus looked up toward the sky, to see the glowing orb, with a childish figure standing right next to it.
Solus face-palmed in despair. "Only two possible explanations remain. Either that is an Asylum that has beaten us, unlikely considering that the game is still active, or-"
"Lets see how strong you Asylums really are!
Solus and Cionus received the message loud and clear.
"...or it's one of the Gemellie. Either way, we have no chance." Solus finished his sentence.
Solus kneeled for a moment, closing his eyes. He recalled his training with the veteran A.M.R.O who took him in after his incident.
"Solus. 90% of battles can be won using the information you already know. You can combine many mathematical concepts to the battle in order to get both the information you need to proceed and use the information you've learned efficiently and accordingly.
Statistics; you can predict accuracy of your alchemy, the approximate damage that would occur, and overall, percentage of winning. Especially with your alchemy, you can evenly attack from all sides of an alchemist, and analyze the damage to find both weak points, and how much damage you need to inflict. Being wasteful will get you killed.
Geometry and calculus; You can determine the distance from yourself to any target using both of these in conjunction. Determining this helps you conserve energy in attacks, and using your weapons to their best potential. Your needles are absolutely useless if you don't know how far to throw.
Finally, timing. This is one of the most crucial parts of battle, hunting down an alchemist, and just alchemy in general. Prepare everything in advance. Know how long it takes to do everything, in case you have to do it in the future. Find the variables beforehand, and determine all the information necessary. This will save your ass in the long run. However, even the best tacticians cannot predict battle. You can learn everything about your own alchemy, but you can never be prepared for your enemy's. Even in battle, you need to keep track of the timing it takes for them to attack. This is where you'll find their weaknesses. Use your timing cautiously and attack them when they are at their weakest. Like when they are listening to my monologue!" The stoic old man used his magnetic pull to launch a metal bar to his hands, only to spin around and hit Solus by surprise.
Computers had always been Solus' strong area in the new technologies. He imagined the information as a computer screen
[Targets: 2]
[Target information:
Orb: Ultimate goal of game. Touching it spells victory
The Prodigy: Defending Orb. Attacking Players aiming for Orb]
[Approximate Distance:
Orb: 356.3 feet
The Prodigy: 355.6 feet]
[Approximate damage of soundwaves if all hit accurately:
Little to none.]
[Will soundwaves accurately reach The Prodigy and all hit? If yes, then use alchemy. If no, then use alchemy to decrease distance from self and retry program. Return.
No. 7/26 shots will miss if launched from current location.
Decreasing distance]
Solus launched himself from his kneeling position, and spun his body. Platforms created in a matter of milliseconds formed under his feet, and he launched himself from his hands, pulling into what looked similar to a gymnastic's backflip. A volley of sound thrusted from behind Solus, launching him toward his target.
[Distance from target: 200 feet]
...
[Distance from target: 100 feet]
...
[Distance from target: 50 feet
Activating attack sequence]
Suddenly, Solus stopped mid-air, and started creating movement with his hand and lips, combining Motem and Vocem.
"Ferrium Spatias. Sound slicers."
A level 3 alchemy, it uses the ambient sound of the wind surrounding the target, and the sound waves approach the target at a high speed, having the sharpness of a dagger and able to pierce skin up to two inches deep. It is not designed to damage the target much, but if all attacks land can be quite painful, and stun the target long enough for more powerful attacks to land. 26 attacks are made from points surrounding the target, attacking from each third-dimensional cardinal and secondary direction (ie. attacking from front, back, above and below. Diagonals are included in areas of attack).
After launching his alchemy, he throws himself backwards, falling to about 20 feet under The Prodigy, and 70 feet away from her. He looks closely to see the effect on her.
"My hair! Oh my god, my clothes!" Cionus was spinning around, sending muck everywhere. The grime from the sewer was something that Cionus was not happy with.
"The first thing I am getting when this is all done is a nice hot bath. Even then, I still doubt the smell will come out!"
Solus acted as if he didn't hear her. "See? It was a good idea to memorize the sewer system of Vegas before we started out on our mission. Good forethought on my part, right?"
Cionus gave him a look of disdain. "Maybe this time, but I still don't see us memorizing the airplane traffic over Vegas being helpful. Anyways, we need to get to the target."
Cionus looked up toward the sky, to see the glowing orb, with a childish figure standing right next to it.
Solus face-palmed in despair. "Only two possible explanations remain. Either that is an Asylum that has beaten us, unlikely considering that the game is still active, or-"
"Lets see how strong you Asylums really are!
Solus and Cionus received the message loud and clear.
"...or it's one of the Gemellie. Either way, we have no chance." Solus finished his sentence.
Solus kneeled for a moment, closing his eyes. He recalled his training with the veteran A.M.R.O who took him in after his incident.
"Solus. 90% of battles can be won using the information you already know. You can combine many mathematical concepts to the battle in order to get both the information you need to proceed and use the information you've learned efficiently and accordingly.
Statistics; you can predict accuracy of your alchemy, the approximate damage that would occur, and overall, percentage of winning. Especially with your alchemy, you can evenly attack from all sides of an alchemist, and analyze the damage to find both weak points, and how much damage you need to inflict. Being wasteful will get you killed.
Geometry and calculus; You can determine the distance from yourself to any target using both of these in conjunction. Determining this helps you conserve energy in attacks, and using your weapons to their best potential. Your needles are absolutely useless if you don't know how far to throw.
Finally, timing. This is one of the most crucial parts of battle, hunting down an alchemist, and just alchemy in general. Prepare everything in advance. Know how long it takes to do everything, in case you have to do it in the future. Find the variables beforehand, and determine all the information necessary. This will save your ass in the long run. However, even the best tacticians cannot predict battle. You can learn everything about your own alchemy, but you can never be prepared for your enemy's. Even in battle, you need to keep track of the timing it takes for them to attack. This is where you'll find their weaknesses. Use your timing cautiously and attack them when they are at their weakest. Like when they are listening to my monologue!" The stoic old man used his magnetic pull to launch a metal bar to his hands, only to spin around and hit Solus by surprise.
Computers had always been Solus' strong area in the new technologies. He imagined the information as a computer screen
[Targets: 2]
[Target information:
Orb: Ultimate goal of game. Touching it spells victory
The Prodigy: Defending Orb. Attacking Players aiming for Orb]
[Approximate Distance:
Orb: 356.3 feet
The Prodigy: 355.6 feet]
[Approximate damage of soundwaves if all hit accurately:
Little to none.]
[Will soundwaves accurately reach The Prodigy and all hit? If yes, then use alchemy. If no, then use alchemy to decrease distance from self and retry program. Return.
No. 7/26 shots will miss if launched from current location.
Decreasing distance]
Solus launched himself from his kneeling position, and spun his body. Platforms created in a matter of milliseconds formed under his feet, and he launched himself from his hands, pulling into what looked similar to a gymnastic's backflip. A volley of sound thrusted from behind Solus, launching him toward his target.
[Distance from target: 200 feet]
...
[Distance from target: 100 feet]
...
[Distance from target: 50 feet
Activating attack sequence]
Suddenly, Solus stopped mid-air, and started creating movement with his hand and lips, combining Motem and Vocem.
"Ferrium Spatias. Sound slicers."
A level 3 alchemy, it uses the ambient sound of the wind surrounding the target, and the sound waves approach the target at a high speed, having the sharpness of a dagger and able to pierce skin up to two inches deep. It is not designed to damage the target much, but if all attacks land can be quite painful, and stun the target long enough for more powerful attacks to land. 26 attacks are made from points surrounding the target, attacking from each third-dimensional cardinal and secondary direction (ie. attacking from front, back, above and below. Diagonals are included in areas of attack).
After launching his alchemy, he throws himself backwards, falling to about 20 feet under The Prodigy, and 70 feet away from her. He looks closely to see the effect on her.
No hard feelings ^^. I sat there staring at the sentence for a moment trying to figure it out. I find it quite hilarious, actually. I think our eventual meeting will be even more hilarious!
Wait.
Wait.
Waaaait.
Am I the angry man? *furrow brow*
Anyways, Maiden, I'd like to PM you about my character and see if I could change something.
Wait.
Waaaait.
Am I the angry man? *furrow brow*
Anyways, Maiden, I'd like to PM you about my character and see if I could change something.
The Hybrid sounds absolutely frightening and fun. I really wish we didn't lose all the previous posts, even if so we could go back and read them. Without a partner? Do they trust him that much, or fear him that much? This is some exciting stuff. Anyways, off to make the next post ^^.
EDIT: Sorry, as soon as I was about to start writing, I got shut down by family members needing me. I'll try writing this within the next half hour.
EDIT: Sorry, as soon as I was about to start writing, I got shut down by family members needing me. I'll try writing this within the next half hour.
When I get back from my classes, I'll start if someone hasn't already.
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