Well, my vacation is almost over. Getting ready to go to the airport for a late-evening flight back to Vegas from Richmond tonight at 8pm. Hopefully I'll have a smooth flight and a quick recovery from the jet lag tomorrow.
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Waaaaait a minute. That's the dead guy in the invisible fortress, isn't it? That's either a very popular name, or one of the Ghost or TARU are lyingKal Bax
Thanks for asking, but please, play your characters as you will. I don't have an overriding need or desire to have these two Exalts live unless you so decide to allow them to live.Hey Sherwood would you like us to keep these NPCs alive? Because this looks like a surprise round against the Admiral, which means unless she uses a surprise negator and a strong defence she could get her heart ripped out and devoured on turn one. Maja could still find herself unable to kill in cold blood and give the Admiral a chance to speak if it would be more fun for you. I as a player have no commitment to killing them immediately, but all the evidence Maja's been given suggests she should die.
Well, folks, it was nice knowing you. If 9 HLs just woke her up and made her angry, we should probably start running She could be rocking some high essence resistance Charms, or just five Ox-Bodies or something, but either way this probably isn't going to end well for Maja. It goes without saying that it seems likely City-killer is the less combat focused of the two. It's about that time in the story where a retrograde advance is the most advisable manoeuvre.As Maja smashes the Solar's head into the back of the sarcophagus, not only does she get rattled a bit, this does have the effect of snapping her fully awake, and now she is glaring up at Maja with rage in her eyes.
So the learning machines aren't literal brainwashing? Because that's the impression I (and presumably Random Word ) got when Melinda stated that they would "indoctrinate" those who used them. If it hadn't been for that, Kuaidao would probably be less likely to object.Melinda shakes her head. "The learning machines are capable of imparting knowledge into a person rapidly, taking a lesson that would normally take weeks and condenses them into something a person can pick up in a few days of study." She pauses for a moment, then says, "I suppose that if the learning machines were given a lesson that involved some sort of doctrine that it could be used to make someone believe something, but the information I am interested in teaching relates to the mechanical details of the Titan, not any social or cultural education. Besides, the lessons we would be using are all thousands of years old. If you wished to 'warp' the minds of others, it would require you to make a whole new program, a skill that no one here has. Even I would have trouble doing that, and I have a great deal of experience with such technology."