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SHADE seems to be pretty good at covering tracks. Wonder if they exist in the Paragon universe?
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I still want Paragon to run into the British government...and just go End of Evangelion on them.his arm
SHADE seems to be pretty good at covering tracks. Wonder if they exist in the Paragon universe?
...I'm not sure which part of End of Evangelion you're referring to, but all of the options are vaguely terrifying. Although I can't see Paragon ordering his ring to turn people into Tang.I still want Paragon to run into the British government...and just go End of Evangelion on them.
Tanging was the idea I was talking about, but now I'm making myself laugh at some of the other, more absurd ideas....I'm not sure which part of End of Evangelion you're referring to, but all of the options are vaguely terrifying. Although I can't see Paragon ordering his ring to turn people into Tang.
I don't think it would be a rogue agency if it was never authorized by the government in the first place."God. A rogue agency." President Horne shakes his head. "Alright. Back off, General. No sense tipping.. whoever it is, off. Keep an eye on their people. Let them make the mistake."
So I sit somewhere out of the way in a chair I made myself, because I weight two thirds of a tonne and some of the chairs around here are expensive antiques.
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...Well, that chapter was rather pants shittingly scary.
When one of the best case scenarios is that you've been infiltrated by a benign mind-controller, you're gonna have a bad day.
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Luc "Slim SHADEy" French
I still want Paragon to run into the British government...and just go End of Evangelion on them.
Psh, Trill Symbiote > Gao'uldAnd no one is doing Stargate jokes yet? Damn I feel old.
"Excuse me, are you saying Father Time is a freaking Goa'uld?"
Where does the Venom symbiont fall into the list?
Well you're never going to learn if you don't study it. Sure, human trials seem to be a bit silly given the level of ignorance, but waiting around isn't going to decrease that ignorance."To be honest, Mister President, I'm not all that keen on continuing the quantum field experiments at all. We still have next to no idea what happens when people get exposed to it. We've no idea why they got the super powers that they did, no idea why they survived when all of the others appear not to have done. We don't even know much about how they do what they do. Frankly, the whole rig makes me feel like some sorta jungle tribesman playing with a nuke."
I'm not sure what actions either Paragon or Renegade have done that would cause them to behave differently. I'd assume, given our current lack of evidence, that they're basically identical in both timelines.I wonder what they are up to in the paragon world? probably laying low though I doubt they can watch the world move past them for too long without doing something spectacularly stupid
We don't know that they were never authorized, just that the current President isn't aware of any authorization.I don't think it would be a rogue agency if it was never authorized by the government in the first place.
While viscerally more horrifying, it makes the thing much easier to kill. "Guy whose consciousness leaps to a random person whenever he dies" is harder to deal with than "Alien parasite that finds a new host when the current one dies."He doesn't regenerate into new bodies, in Prime continuity he's a parasite. One hopes he climbs in through the mouth, because using other orifices would be even more disturbing.
So in Prime continuity SHADE is run by a lovecraftian horror that wears people like suits, moving on to the next victim when he gets the current one killed.
Admittedly not quite the worse case scenario, but nightmare inducing nonetheless.
SlightlyHe takes hold of a lever, pushes it down and pushes the door inwards slight, sticking his head around the door
I'm not sure what actions either Paragon or Renegade have done that would cause them to behave differently. I'd assume, given our current lack of evidence, that they're basically identical in both timelines.
Do you know what the easiest way to spot spies in the Middle East during the Cold War was? Look for any mild mannered civil servant who was completely knackered the whole time. They had to work their cover and their spy job."So, uh. You know how I had to stay late nights filling out twice as much paperwork as everyone else in my department?
Turns out I was actually leaking classified reports to a rogue government agency."
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Also, for a relatively secure room, I'd expect the door to open outwards instead of in. Harder to open with brute force.
Well, Paragon did a few minutes(?) of eyes everywhere which might have had an effect on them.I'm not sure what actions either Paragon or Renegade have done that would cause them to behave differently. I'd assume, given our current lack of evidence, that they're basically identical in both timelines.
Do you know what the easiest way to spot spies in the Middle East during the Cold War was? Look for any mild mannered civil servant who was completely knackered the whole time. They had to work their cover and their spy job.
Thank you, corrected.
Like canon-Wallace's night camouflage costume, only more armoured and with yellow tron lines.Question concerning Renegade Timeline Wallace. I know he's currently wearing Prime Earth Wally's Flash Rebirth costume, but he mentioned that Grayven made him a costume previously. What did that costume look like?
The young man who serves the same role as Charlie did on the West Wing… What was his actual job title? Chief gopher… No, probably something vaguer. Personal assistant, maybe.
Can I sig this?So... Grayven can cure Alzheimer's by being a childish asshole.
Par for the course with him, really.
Sure.
He would.Also, anyone else think that the supervillain work release means that Grayven paid for the DLC?
Wait, so Grayven becoming so much more powerful than Paragon in brute force isn't what everyone thinks it is. He just bought all the DLC weapon packs that immediately unlock when you get them and are completely overpowered for the beginning of the game!Sure.
Also, anyone else think that the supervillain work release means that Grayven paid for the DLC?