allllright what if i made a character who magic is Pure Fucking Chaos. which means that an EMP Insulator could easily be broken AND just saying, Sanctums in this RP, probably the highest beings possible if i dont know any other that Akira has mentioned.DankestArtificalMeme said:
My dank memes are stronger :^)HimeragiSeiker said:
dank memes?Slaxt said:
alright then. yknow, i have characters going around killing human scientists who experiment on supernaturals and making drones just to hunt down supernaturals. and the fact that these scientists are going mass production of clones means a little suspicious meaning my characters would probably have to kill the scientists, destroy all files and clones and done. your character is pretty much destroyed and deader than dead. and if i wasnt hungry, i probably wouldnt have to try to go against ya. but im waiting for the moment you and Akira start to argue and my bet is going to Akira.DankestArtificalMeme said:@HimeragiSeiker I never said he couldn't be killed. If you manage to get past the EMP insulator, and destroy all of the files in the server, then his program would be completely wiped and the scientists would have to start over, remake the program. It's simply much harder for him to be killed. Also, he meant me, with my name. As for being new to RpN, I didn't just join rpn today, I've been on for almost two years on a different account, I simply made a new one so that my main one isn't clogged with alerts from this. But thank you for trying
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uhh...*cough* *cough* hypocrite...DankestArtificalMeme said:
explaining is also another form of argument. or a way to spark one. and more likely you are asking me the question "why are you even arguing" probably cuz you want me to shut up after i tore down your wall.DankestArtificalMeme said:
but robots cant age. since they are just robots. they however catch rust. and now im gonna go to my next class. at least arguing with you about something like this is better than trying to make a moron understand how a bullet works and how gravity affects it.DankestArtificalMeme said:
In this RP's universe, all living beings eventually die of old age.DankestArtificalMeme said:
It actually states: "Your character can be any humanoid or shape-shifting being.". It does not say that they are immortal. The main problem with your character is the fact that Death is literally no consequence to him. So you could have your character mess with someone else's, your character gets killed as a result, then comes back as if nothing ever happened, with no consequences. The RP isn't immersing if characters can come back from death almost right away with no adverse affects. If your character only had two clones/bodies, meaning he could only be brought back twice, I could allow that.DankestArtificalMeme said:
By old age, I meant through the passage of time. For instance, metal eventually rusts, which in turn would make your character die, hence, nothing lives forever. Angels, Vampires and all other life forms -artificial and natural- eventually die from old age in this RP. The only exception are Sanctums, and that's because they don't reside within The Existence -See image below to see how this RP Universe works-, and are the creators of all Gods and Goddesses -God included-. Sanctums aren't bound by the constraints of Time, given that they're the ones who created it.DankestArtificalMeme said:
Yes, to two.DankestArtificalMeme said:
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Accepted.Jacket said:
Name: Rami Ray Wilson
Nickname(If Applies): None
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Good or Evil or Neutral: Neutral
Where you live (House, dorm, etc.): Dorm
What Year of high school you're in: Senior
What kind of being you are: Human
Powers/gifts: Healing factor. That's it. She can regenerate pretty much all wounds. Think Deadpool. No other powers. As squishy as a normal human. She still ages like a normal one too.
Likes: Puns, Music, Synthesizers, Comic Books.
Dislikes: Edge, Anime, Your mom, Thin-skinned people.
Personality: Rami is a joker and she is an optimist. She always has a smile on her face despite the many times her arms and legs were blown to bits. It made her a little reckless since then and it's not out of character for her to injure herself sometimes.
Bio: She was born on Earth and lived a normal life for as long as she can remember. That is if you don't count her natural ability to heal almost every wound. She has been stabbed, shot, set on fire and electrocuted among other things, but every time she just came back.
Dating/lover/crush: None
Anything else:
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IN SPACEEEEE). And a bullet's momentum isn't constant either. Whilst the effects of gravity may not seem very severe at first. Gradually, as the energy of the bullet's velocity begins to fade under the air's resistance, the effects of gravity will become more and more noticeable. Therefor only three real factors are involved in the act of firing a gun - energy (momentum), gravity, and finally air resistance.
no it was more like an argument about like the question was:@HimeragiSeiker[/URL] talked about it)!
A bullet is affected by the velocity of which it was fired, but also gravity, etc. We all know that energy is not constant, and thus conserved (but momentum can be
(It can all be very easily explained with the Law of Conservation of Energy, aka the first law of thermodynamics. It states that energy within a closed system must remain constant- that it can neither decrease or increase without influence by foreign forces. Imagine the energy; and thus momentum of the bullet as an enclosed system. It would go on forever. But it isn't, it's influenced by foreign powers such as gravity and wind resistance)
So, to simplify. You fire a gun. It's affected by the energy of the weapon (I could go further in-depth, but it's redundant for this). The energy propels it forwards through momentum, but the energy is gradually lost as the bullet is subject to air resistance. Due to the breaking effect of this resistance, as time passes the bullet will be pulled harder and harder to the ground much like any thrown object, merely with a wider and far more extended arc. Why is this? Because gravity is constant. A feather and a baseball fall at the same speed, after all.
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Ah, that was fun! But with that done and over with, I'll go ahead and try myself at writing up a character sheet!!![/justify][/centerblock]
It's better to shoot downwards, that way the force of gravity is severely reduced in comparison to shooting upwards.HimeragiSeiker said:
Well, that depends on if you're a good aim or not <(^.^)> it's unconditional and absolute that it's easier to aim shooting down hill than shooting upwards. >8PHimeragiSeiker said:
