Sinny The Fool
Boogaloo Anarchist
[QUOTE="Tylor guillory]Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........I'm not worried my guys going to be prepared for all possible scenario
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As for what you say Mitch, I definitely agree and it would go against the whole saying of making things toned down but if that is the case - I also should have an issue with Colts character because if he wished - he could use gravity to crush the whole city and practically crush anyone in his sight with a flick of a wrist. Buut you still make a good point and Tylor if you could try add some limitations - I was thinking maybe how many items you can summon up to? Or maybe it works differently and use the concept of FMA so to make something reality, he needs the materials to make it. For example; A sword would need metal and wood. Your character could hold these things in their hand and create a weapon out of two basic materials.
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Tylor, I'm afraid the combat system is different - no matter how 'prepared' you might make yourself, dice and OOC vote ends up ruling who wins/loses. Dice will basically handle evading attacks so if you attack you both roll a die and whoever get's the highest get's to either land their attack or evade a attack. That plus the fact your character is very likely to have little allies will also come into contribution to your character's survival.Mitchs98 said:His pseudo-immortality isn't what I had a problem with. I remembered that much from the other persons' sheet. Inanimate object or not he can LITERALLY summon a nuke and a nuke shelter and it'd be GG WP. That'd be the issue I have here. It needs more set limits than 'inanimate objects' if he can just summon a tank, or a nuke, or etc. at will and have no reprecussions or limits. See my point? I'm not against the power at all. He also needs his weapon cache specified. If he can summon anything and everything, this would include anything he possibly could think of or imagine. It simply delves into bullshit levels of OP like a power such as Vector Control but otherwise worse.
As for what you say Mitch, I definitely agree and it would go against the whole saying of making things toned down but if that is the case - I also should have an issue with Colts character because if he wished - he could use gravity to crush the whole city and practically crush anyone in his sight with a flick of a wrist. Buut you still make a good point and Tylor if you could try add some limitations - I was thinking maybe how many items you can summon up to? Or maybe it works differently and use the concept of FMA so to make something reality, he needs the materials to make it. For example; A sword would need metal and wood. Your character could hold these things in their hand and create a weapon out of two basic materials.