DamagedGlasses
Lurking Pun Ninja
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@Lioness075 Remind me which characters you wanted me to look at first?
@Lioness075 Remind me which characters you wanted me to look at first?
@The J Since Hadrian is an A-rank, it may be beneficial to think up one or two more imitations of his powers, just to go above and beyond in making sure he's a a balanced character. Ironically, I'd also say he has too many negative traits. I think it's just because you use two words to describe each trait, and they tend to be positive/negative pairs. Under "Other Notes" for appearance, I think it'd be a good idea to describe any permanent injuries or scarring that he already has because of his powers.
I will say to not forget to fill in the Heroism points.
1 hour ago, welian said:
For Naran, remember that characters are limited to two supporting powers. It may be helpful to think about which of those four are actually secondary abilities in and of themselves that help her primary power work better, and which are just explanation of what her powers can do. As far as the limitations go, the only one listed that isn't a limitation of her power, is the limiter itself. That can be removed. I also think, like some of the others, that her power seems more of an energy type power than a physical strength power, but I won't make any judgement on that until the secondary powers are sorted out.
1 hour ago, welian said:
For Tomoko, since her application was posted in August and your writing has improved a lot since then, I think you should read over her profile and check if there are any revisions you'd like to make before I re-review her.
@The J Since Hadrian is an A-rank, it may be beneficial to think up one or two more imitations of his powers, just to go above and beyond in making sure he's a a balanced character. Ironically, I'd also say he has too many negative traits. I think it's just because you use two words to describe each trait, and they tend to be positive/negative pairs. Under "Other Notes" for appearance, I think it'd be a good idea to describe any permanent injuries or scarring that he already has because of his powers.
Stick to the four most major traits and one name for each trait, but feel free to go into further detail in the trait description.
- Physics stuff
1) Blasts: you say she can't be destructive with the blasts, but can push with them. As it is this makes little sense, and I think What If? Explains thus best: https://what-if.xkcd.com/87/
TLR, normal electromagnetic radiation would vaporize you into plasma before it pushes you with meaningful force. This can be solved by just saying it's a hard light blast or something though, so no biggie.
2) If she's using the light bending for invisibility, she could allow only light that goes into her pupils trough, that way she can be essentially invisible and still see.
Yay! A fellow physics geek!
Have you read the James Kakalios book?
1) Blasts: you say she can't be destructive with the blasts, but can push with them. As it is this makes little sense, and I think What If? Explains thus best: https://what-if.xkcd.com/87/
TLR, normal electromagnetic radiation would vaporize you into plasma before it pushes you with meaningful force. This can be solved by just saying it's a hard light blast or something though, so no biggie.
2) If she's using the light bending for invisibility, she could allow only light that goes into her pupils trough, that way she can be essentially invisible and still see.
May I please have further directions?
My point is that light is so bad as pushing things, it would blow things up before it pushed a human enough for them to even notice. I recommend saying that the light blasts she produces are made of a sort of hard light, which acts as a solid in terms of shoving people, or at least imparts a lot more kinetic energy into them compared to the amount of heat energy.