Brockton's Celestial Forge (Worm/Jumpchain)

I'm not certain one way or the other about this one, so I shall defer to others' opinions.
Peeping is an activity you are trying to perform on people outside the household. Prevent yourself from being spotted while peeping? Sure. Peep at whoever is at your front door? Absolutely fine. Peeping on the neighbours? Likely to backfire explosively.

That actually sounds plausible, and god would I love to have that. >.> Where I live, the weather is notoriously unpredictable, especially in the spring.
The household activity is "looking up the weather forecast", not "forecasting the weather". You might be able to get it to automatically give you the most accurate forecast being made, but there still needs to be a Meteorologist making and broadcasting those forecasts.

He actually did this one, that's how he made that untracable call to Weld, even with Dragon attempting to backtrace his cellphone.
Correct

I think this one was included in the former one, either way he somehow called Weld from inside his Workshop, though I don't know if the door was -closed- or not.
The door cannot be closed while he is inside the Workshop. When he is not inside the Workshop, connecting to his WiFi is no longer a household issue — however, "keeping a stable internet connection to my house" is, especially if he had something like a Smart Oven or a Wi-Fi thermostat, where "receive signal to turn up heat or start cooking dinner" might also qualify.

I actutally think this could work, but I would have a feeling that it would only be usable 'in the home'. on the other hand, Survey would be GLUED to the fucking thing. ^^
Again, I suspect this could be done as "tune in to a channel showing something newsworthy", but not "magically compose a news report about relevant events, even if the press don't know about it yet". Because, watching TV is a household thing, making TV isn't.
 
"so nonmagic that Entities can't even perceive the idea of the reality of magic which bars them from traveling to the magic parts of the multiverse".
Others have already talked about how it's the Forge that handles how power interactions with Shards operate via fiat as if they were magic, but might I ask where you got this quote? I'm fairly sure it isn't canon at all that Shards are blind to some larger multiverse.
 
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The household activity is "looking up the weather forecast", not "forecasting the weather".
No-no-no. "looking up" is not a problem, usually. The actual problem is "know the accurate weather forecast". I, for one, regularly have troubles with inaccurate forecasts, especially when try to make plans for the weekend at the start of the week.
So, I'd say the idea is sound.
 
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No-no-no. "looking up" is not a problem, usually. The actual problem is "know the accurate weather forecast". I, for one, regularly have troubles with unaccurate forecasts, especially when try to make plans for the weekend at the start of the week.
So, I'd say the idea is sound.
Agreed. Hence the second sentence:
The household activity is "looking up the weather forecast", not "forecasting the weather". You might be able to get it to automatically give you the most accurate forecast being made, but there still needs to be a Meteorologist making and broadcasting those forecasts.
 
Agreed. Hence the second sentence:
But that's not my problem, and not household problen, where those forecasts came from. I don't need to find the most accurate forecasts translated by anyone. I need the accurate forecasts.
For example, look at the second Weld interlude. I argued, that "untraceable phone" isn't a problem for your average household. But, as LordR explained, that was not "untraceable phone", that was "I want to call my friend without getting in trouble".
Here the same - that's not "I want to receive translation of weather forecast" but "I want to know the accurate weather forecast" (or even more accurately "I want to know what weather will be (insert future time)"). And the latter is firmly within household issues.
(If I'd want to translate the forecasts that SSS tech provides, that'd be indeed beyond household problems)

You must remember, that tech is Ridiculously!!! OP by Apeiron's current standards, and by WoG that will be the case at least until the very late stage.
 
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The thing about the time bubbles is that time moves, just slowly, so it's an AoE "spell"; I can't imagine him thinking with his soul, the magic resistance of circuits, or Aura really negating that. Maybe time would not be as slow for him with circuits, but it's unclear. He could probably get his Displacer Field to react to magic though. However, even if he fails to escape, one should remember that March can pop the bubbles. I imagine Joe's duplicates (duration is based on Joe, according to WOG, so they would last untill/unless popped) could probably muster enough fire-power to destroy the field, any anti-magic effects excluded.

"Magic resistance" effects do technically work on AOE spells in the Nasuverse - it's just that it never comes up because it's way outside of the standard use cases for anyone who isn't a freak of nature out of the likes of the Age of the Gods. For example, Artoria can blow through environmental magic via sheer spell resistance, and Medea can wash away completed spells with surges of magical energy.

Even magus-class magical resistance seems essentially to operate along the same principles as a bounded field (i.e. the demarcation of an advantageous territory where the caster's magic takes precedence over others). If you knew what you were doing, you could almost certainly scale it up or adapt it for other uses.

But both of those possibilities are things Joe would need to work on, not flat-out freebies.
 
"Given the demonstrated Speed by 1 Life Fibers fueled Apeiron, 1 Motoroid and 5 Drones to effectively dismantle a greater Portion of at most a half of thousand of ABB Members and maybe a little more than thousand of conscripts both motivated to the extreme by Neck-Bombs (and I really doubt numbers were that high because Bakuda didn't had time to make that many bombs to implant with her other projects), equipped with whatever cheap shit ABB had in the storages and occasional tinkertech bombs, who receive a plan made by a high-tier Thinker, but weren't received any guidance in the field"
FTFY.

Given the fact that Joe's Duplicates still helped and bound the forces at the ABB Headquarters and Bakuda's Workshop along with this Text Messages by the ABB Members he saw through his Comm Chatter Power I felt it safe to assume that at least part of the attack force was rerouted to help against the duplicate's attacks (if not to. attack than at least to help Bakuda and March escape).
IIRC Bakuda was mentioned to be particular close to her Shard and while I do not know the exact Canon Bakuda Scenes I am pretty sure that Tattletale had more time to push her into her Seechen Range (said potency was shown in the Grenade Launcher Extra Deluxe that was only defeated by the Final Slash) in this story, not to forget that she had pretty much all of Armsmasters Data (someone whose specialization is miniaturization/minimized technology, efficiency technology and hybrid technology) along with Leets ridiculous range of Technologies AND said Bombs was used specifically used for creating Conflict (which the Shards just loveee) and used to target the walking Seechen Range named Apeiron (that would actually explain Oni Lee's and March's performance against Apeiron, I simply thought that Lung was the only one affected), so while normal high-tier Tinker Tech is made by actually professional prepared Materials in a proper Environment (like Dragon and the Protectorate do) and not made out of what ever you can find lying around I figured that the bombs are neither like the trash they were made of or not numerous. Additionally March's anti thinker effect was so strong that Tattletale (a high thinker herself) had to basically trash her entire previous weeks analysis so to follow a prepared Plan still seems to work well enough (or at least against trash mobs and the one and only Collateral Damage Dame) to be serious.

No. I just explaining their reasons.
That's not about what they can do against Apeiron, The Enigmatic Artificer. That's about what they can do in that situation. They'd of fucking course prefer to hire damn Eidolon, of better yet entire Triumvirate and Three Blasphemies to boot, but guess what? They can't.
So they do what they can.

Ah. I was mistaking desperation for an attempt at cooperating with Joe (and far more importantly Joe actually entertaining it because of his jaded nature due to living in Brockton Bay).
Still find the notion of taking them seriously hilarious.
 
"Magic resistance" effects do technically work on AOE spells in the Nasuverse - it's just that it never comes up because it's way outside of the standard use cases for anyone who isn't a freak of nature out of the likes of the Age of the Gods. For example, Artoria can blow through environmental magic via sheer spell resistance, and Medea can wash away completed spells with surges of magical energy.

Even magus-class magical resistance seems essentially to operate along the same principles as a bounded field (i.e. the demarcation of an advantageous territory where the caster's magic takes precedence over others). If you knew what you were doing, you could almost certainly scale it up or adapt it for other uses.

But both of those possibilities are things Joe would need to work on, not flat-out freebies.
I am now reminded of Artoria tanking Rin's super-tornado spell, and even killing it thanks to her Magic Resistance. Thanks.
Others have already talked about how it's the Forge that handles how power interactions with Shards operate via fiat as if they were magic, but might I ask where you got this quote? I'm fairly sure it isn't canon at all that Shards are blind to some larger multiverse.
It seems the "Pact exists in Worm(as a book series)" = "Pact and Worm share a multiverse" misunderstanding is actually kinda common?
 
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but might I ask where you got this quote? I'm fairly sure it isn't canon at all that Shards are blind to some larger multiverse.

It's not "larger multiverse" it's about specifically the concept of "true magic".

WoG Repo on SB said:
My very first attempt at writing a superhero story was a shot on my part at trying to handle the 'magic' superhero (A la Dr. Strange), but with more of a novice. [...] ultimately scrapped it, to the point where I decided it wouldn't exist in Worm at all, barring some vague border cases.

And this, though it would be better to find a direct quite, not a second hand one:
...which is "planning based on omniscience" while operator of an opposed power is the weak link.

Also, a funny thing. From what I had read searching for the quote, Entities aren't aware of some "larger multiverse". Well, they are "aware" in the sense that they know that there are other worlds entire branches to eat. That's it. Their transportation ability is not something very advanced past "ride the wave of the explosion" even though they deploy space-warping abilities to steer.
 
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It's not "larger multiverse" it's about specifically the concept of "true magic".



And this, though it would be better to find a direct quite, not a second hand one:
...which is "planning based on omniscience" while operator of an opposed power is the weak link.

Also, a funny thing. From what I had read searching for the quote, Entities aren't aware of some "larger multiverse". Well, they are "aware" in the sense that they know that there are other worlds entire branches to eat. That's it. Their transportation ability is not something very advanced past "ride the wave of the explosion" even though they deploy space-warping abilities to steer.
Okay, that's the first I've seen of that quote. Is this something Wildbow changed his mind on in regard to other WoGs like, "PTV would work immediately at full accuracy within Harry Potter" and such?

Still, I'm going to focus on the fact he specified "outside the Shard's realm of expertise." This could imply a few things.

1. "magic" isn't beyond the scope of Shards at all; whatever form it takes in the worm universe is just a bit trickier for them to grok when they haven't encountered it before.

2. There is no magic in the worm universe. They lack expertise because there is nothing to have expertise in. I imagine this wildbow answer was given in regard to some hypothetical question where Entities did encounter the metaphysical, which doesn't prove that such metaphysics are canonical.

3. Some combination of the two where the worm universe is essentially barren beyond some "borderline cases," as the other quote expressed.

It kinda makes more sense that the Shards organize themselves by means of a symbolism-based alternate dimension which can be hacked by human dreams in the case of options 1 and 3.

In any case, I still don't really see the Shards being totally blind to some aspect of reality. If there's some part of the universe they aren't yet aware they aren't aware of, which their whole quest pretty much confirms in spades since they're looking for an "impossible" solution, I'm sure they're working towards making themselves aware of it. In their own genocidy way, of course.
 
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Strike Witches stuff is super-arbitrary
Of course it is, it's a magic system designed to justify fanservice. You can't just ignore it's mechanics and still get the benefits though.

Mad Science spy system capable of covering the whole BB right from his home
Uh... That's scaling up by a lot. SSS really can't scale like that.

Connecting to and expanding your WiFi is a household task - boom, a Mad Science signal repeater with untraceable connection from his Workshop Dimension to the Mad Science router
When the workshop is closed fiat is that nothing except other fiat effects can enable connections to the workshop.
 
Mad Science spy system capable of covering the whole BB right from his home
Uh... That's scaling up by a lot. SSS really can't scale like that.

I mean, everybody is his neighbor because he can open The Door at any place that has doors ;‍)

It either wont work at all because his extra-dimensional Workshop has no relation to the Realspace and thus can be called "equidistant" from any point of the Realspace (that distance being from "negative" to "none" to "infinity"), or it will work (because power explanation guarantees its workings while within restrictions) and because of that "same distance to any point in Realspace", everyone will become his neighbor. Or it wont work because his Workshop has spatial relation to the Realspace, a true "distance" between them, but it'll be a lot bigger problem than "Mad Tech wont work" - it'll mean his Workshop can be breached with spatial powers (well, if we forget about "N-dimensional Curtains" it is hiding behind).

Also his Router is already stretching that ability's "household" scale to route through "abandoned Soviet comm sites" so...

When the workshop is closed fiat is that nothing except other fiat effects can enable connections to the workshop.

But fiat is that Super Science can do anything as long as it is withing the parameters of "household".
 
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I think he meant it more in the sense that SSS alone wouldn't be able to do it. Considering that SSS tech NEEDS to be, by Fiat and perk text decree, designed to fulfill a household task, Joe can currently not just create a spy network. As far as the perk is concerned, spying on your neighbours, let alone an entire city is not a mundane household task.

In short, SSS tech is bullshit Clarketech, but works on a very limited scale, primarily on the mundane and household level. However, there is a perk that fully unlocks all the Clarketech from that series, The Maddest Science Yet, which is 800 points. So eventually, Joe could put in most of your recommendations, just not with his current level of Clarketech. Those things that contradict Fiat notwithstanding.
 
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But fiat is that Super Science can do anything as long as it is withing the parameters of "household".

First off:
LordRoustabout said:
The Workshop is isplated by jumpchain fiat and as such nothing without fiat can bypass that. The only thing in the Forge that can get around it is the teleporter Esper power from Railgun. At level 4 it can send items to and pull them from the workshop, regardless of the status of the door.
That was after SSS was obtained.
So nothing from SSS is going to be able to go out of the workshop when it's closed.

As such your hypothetical spying system would only work when the door was open and the workshop did have a defined real space physical location. Given that you could probably spy on your next door neighbors. Trying to scale to the whole city is basically guaranteed to get a Washu backfire. WoG has previously said that for example a home garden is fine with SSS but not industrial agriculture or growing plants a home garden isn't likely to grow. Limits like that keep SSS fair. The same thing means he can't coordinate large battles from inside his workshop he needs to be out in the field because hiding your drone command center isn't a household problem.
 
I think I made that mistake. The thing is, even now, despite knowing I am probably mistaken, I swear I read a WOG along time ago about Pact and Worm being apart of the same multiverse but the two MC's of those respective novels would never meet.
You may just be experiencing
"The Mandela Effect."
a situation in which a large mass of people believes that an event occurred when it did not
 
You may just be experiencing
"The Mandela Effect."
Or just terrible memory in general.

Edit: As a clarification, the common explanation for how the so-called "Mandela Effect" occurs is that, really, human memory isn't what it's cracked up to be. Especially with how easy it is to convince people to "remember" false memories. Thus, someone misremembering can very quickly result to a lot of people misremembering the same thing, and as more and more agree on the same false memory, the stronger the grip the false memory gets. Thus, the "Mandela Effect".
 
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IIRC Bakuda was mentioned to be particular close to her Shard and while I do not know the exact Canon Bakuda Scenes I am pretty sure that Tattletale had more time to push her into her Seechen Range (said potency was shown in the Grenade Launcher Extra Deluxe that was only defeated by the Final Slash) in this story, not to forget that she had pretty much all of Armsmasters Data (someone whose specialization is miniaturization/minimized technology, efficiency technology and hybrid technology) along with Leets ridiculous range of Technologies AND said Bombs was used specifically used for creating Conflict (which the Shards just loveee) and used to target the walking Seechen Range named Apeiron (that would actually explain Oni Lee's and March's performance against Apeiron, I simply thought that Lung was the only one affected), so while normal high-tier Tinker Tech is made by actually professional prepared Materials in a proper Environment (like Dragon and the Protectorate do) and not made out of what ever you can find lying around I figured that the bombs are neither like the trash they were made of or not numerous.
Look, my doubts about the level of most of her tech isn't because of material or tools limitations (though, that's too, but to the lesser extent). That's about time. Look at what she had build from the Sunday to Thuesday (i.e. a little less that full five days):
1) Head implants for every ABB member and conscript. How many of them she had build, two throusands? Three? I doubt more than three, but even "only" two throusands of bombs, since she had to implant it herself, is pretty time consuming.
2) Launching site for Monday Clash with all the ammo for it.
3) "Mines" to trap the Yard and the ABB Headquarter.
4) "Basic" bombs and launchers to arm squads with for Thuesday. Dunno how many, but at least several hundreds.
5) Super-launcher with ammo for Oni Lee. She only managed that thanks to next point:
6) Study stolen Armsmaster's data. That takes time too, you know. And Armsmaster's specialty does not include "easier/quickier to build" part. His "efficiency" is about device performance, not working process or something.
7) Researching healing (*cough* canser *cough*) bombs. That mean building prototypes and testing. That takes time too.
8) "Jammers" that blocked Apeiron sensors. I doubt Leet build it, too many similar devices for him even with all the boosts he got.
9) Probably something else I forgot about.

She isn't Apeiron, the Enigmatic Artificer, who have insane boosts for working speed. And she didn't have unlimited resources either, so she had to prioritize which projects gets rarer/better resources, and which - what's left.
I think she cut every corner possible to did as much as she had.
 
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Look, my doubts about the level of most of her tech isn't because of material or tools limitations (though, that's too, but to the lesser extent). That's about time. Look at what she had build from the Sunday to Thuesday (i.e. a little less that full five days):
1) Head implants for every ABB member and conscript. How many of them she had build, two throusands? Three? I doubt more than three, but even "only" two throusands of bombs, since she had to implant it herself, is pretty time consuming.
2) Launching site for Monday Clash with all the ammo for it.
3) "Mines" to trap the Yard and the ABB Headquarter.
4) "Basic" bombs and launchers to arm squads with for Thuesday. Dunno how many, but at least several hundreds.
5) Super-launcher with ammo for Oni Lee. She only managed that thanks to next point:
6) Study stolen Armsmaster's data. That takes time too, you know. And Armsmaster's specialty does not include "easier/quickier to build" part. His "efficiency" is about device performance, not working process or something.
7) Researching healing (*cough* canser *cough*) bombs. That mean building prototypes and testing. That takes time too.
8) "Jammers" that blocked Apeiron sensors. I doubt Leet build it, too many similar devices for him even with all the boosts he got.
9) Probably something else I forgot about.

She isn't Apeiron, the Enigmatic Artificer, who have insane boosts for working speed. And she didn't have unlimited resources either, so she had to prioritize which projects gets rarer/better resources, and which - what's left.
I think she cut every corner possible to did as much as she had.
I remember Lord making a WOG about Bakuda being rather fast because she works in batches, rather than just producing every last bomb one-by-one. Also, barring anything she saved up from Cornell, she was recruited in March 23rd, iirc. So that's about 3 weeks to when she did the streamed murder arena thing. Even if she only started with Cranial Bombs after Lungs capture, she had a couple days to work, and we have no reason to believe that she couldn't also retrofit her smaller grenades for such purposes. Additionally, following the arena she was in her Sechen Range even without Apeiron, the Walking Sechen Range, being around, because he had showed her up; challenged her superiority. Certainly there were limits on time and resources, but I don't see anything that doesn't add up, personally.
 
That's all fair, but I didn't said that what she did was impossible *. The question I answered to was about the level of her tech. And I pointed that with how busy she was, she definitely didn't have time to bring her A-game for most of it: "I think she cut every corner possible to did as much as she had".
* Though, without the points you pointing at, I doubt she'd been able to pull it.

P.S. One point you forgot - I believe that Joe mentioned that Bakuda have high work speed from her specialty.
 
Bakuda is a Chaos tinker, btw. She has very little direction over what bombs she actually makes beyond that she's planning to make bombs, since she just goes into full fugue mode when she starts off a tinker session. It's why she fucks about with them so much, she legitimately doesn't know what one type does until she sets it off. In exchange, what she does make are pretty universally strong and cheap.
 
Look, my doubts about the level of most of her tech isn't because of material or tools limitations (though, that's too, but to the lesser extent). That's about time. Look at what she had build from the Sunday to Thuesday (i.e. a little less that full five days):
1) Head implants for every ABB member and conscript. How many of them she had build, two throusands? Three? I doubt more than three, but even "only" two throusands of bombs, since she had to implant it herself, is pretty time consuming.
2) Launching site for Monday Clash with all the ammo for it.
3) "Mines" to trap the Yard and the ABB Headquarter.
4) "Basic" bombs and launchers to arm squads with for Thuesday. Dunno how many, but at least several hundreds.
5) Super-launcher with ammo for Oni Lee. She only managed that thanks to next point:
6) Study stolen Armsmaster's data. That takes time too, you know. And Armsmaster's specialty does not include "easier/quickier to build" part. His "efficiency" is about device performance, not working process or something.
7) Researching healing (*cough* canser *cough*) bombs. That mean building prototypes and testing. That takes time too.
8) "Jammers" that blocked Apeiron sensors. I doubt Leet build it, too many similar devices for him even with all the boosts he got.
9) Probably something else I forgot about.

She isn't Apeiron, the Enigmatic Artificer, who have insane boosts for working speed. And she didn't have unlimited resources either, so she had to prioritize which projects gets rarer/better resources, and which - what's left.
I think she cut every corner possible to did as much as she had.

1) I am pretty sure that implanting head bombs is not something that definitely requires Bakuda's Presence (though in Chen's Case I doubt that non-tinker's could achieve it) and the prospect of their being a professional surgeon or something similar in the thousands of members or conscripts is not that low (US I think has 7 surgeons per 100.000 people) or just the guy who patches up Oni Lee every time OR just Uber.
2) Given how fast she assembled those final Rockets against Apeiron's Final Slash once she was in the Seechen Range that is not that hard.
3) Considering that she only needs the to be destructive but not in any kind of exact way she can take full advantage of her Tinker Type as a Chaos Tinker (ridiculous powerful but no real control over what you make).
4) As 3) but I think that for any of the compounding chain Bomb effects that Joe stopped that need careful coordination and timing a combination of Leet Tech and March's Thinker Ability would suffice to find out what the Bombs does even when Bakuda herself is clueless.
5) That is just a portable version of her pre-Seechen Range Deadman Switch and thus with all the new advantages not that hard.
6) Yeah it does not contain an easier to build plan but it contains hybrid technology and the inspiration she can gain from that is useful for facilitating this whole madness.
7) She was extremely motivated by her rage and desire for revenge (besides I am pretty sure that she achieved regenerating her Limbs before Joe rescued Aisha and thus still had a huge amount of time)
8) Same as her Deadman Switch just toned down (probably just the Shard enjoying the hell out of the current Brockton Bay Situation and helping out a bit more than usual)

As a chaos tinker in her Seechen Range and being a complete Psychopath Bakuda just wants her Enemies to burn. In other ways Bakuda is one of the few Parahumans who just want conflict and (at least in those moments) nothing else she is the perfect candidate for her shard she does not care for a nuke grenade she just wants Tinker-Tech Explosiver of what ever type she can build and thus even with all the rushing her Bombs would still be extremely dangerous and thus High-Tier Tinker Tech (even if the description only fits because there are few to none Parahumans that are not capable of being killed by her don't forget that she killed Crawler in Canon)
 
You points mostly valid, even if not always perfectly accurate or correctly phrased. Yet, any of your points does not change point of my comment - that all takes time.
Five days mean 120 hours, munus her needs like sleep, food, drink, and using a bathroom. And don't forget about diminished efficience of her work untill she healed her limbs.

1) I am pretty sure that implanting head bombs is not something that definitely requires Bakuda's Presence (though in Chen's Case I doubt that non-tinker's could achieve it) and the prospect of their being a professional surgeon or something similar in the thousands of members or conscripts is not that low (US I think has 7 surgeons per 100.000 people) or just the guy who patches up Oni Lee every time OR just Uber.
Maybe. That'd make it easier to extract too, but she might think that her safeties are good enough.
Though, you talking like there was several thousands of conscripts... I looked back and I may underestimate the numbers:
"Ten times the forces we had a week ago. Positioned, armed, and ready to strike.
With something like half a thousand of regular gang members (and I doubt there was much more), that'd make four and half thousands of conscripts.
Unless she bluffed or I overestimated the amount of regular members, that is.
So. 5000 bombs. If she need one minute for a bomb (and I don't think that's possible, Sechen Range or no), that'd mean 84 workhours, without any huccups that may slow it down. Only that step alone.
That's why (beside other things) I thought that there's no more than two thousands conscripts top.

2) Given how fast she assembled those final Rockets against Apeiron's Final Slash once she was in the Seechen Range that is not that hard.
Assembled - yes. Build - no. She used already created tech, mostly.

3) Considering that she only needs the to be destructive but not in any kind of exact way she can take full advantage of her Tinker Type as a Chaos Tinker (ridiculous powerful but no real control over what you make).
4) As 3) but I think that for any of the compounding chain Bomb effects that Joe stopped that need careful coordination and timing a combination of Leet Tech and March's Thinker Ability would suffice to find out what the Bombs does even when Bakuda herself is clueless.
Not really. She need exotic effects, not just powerful, because they already knew that Apeiron, for all practical purposes, immune to "regular" damage. And anyway, she has to spend some time to make it. And with amount of bombs - not one or two hours.
And about testing, since I try to be objective, not to win the argument - you forgot about Oni Lee. He can test any bombs just fine, if they had a place for tests. And with how LordR ruled his power to work through surveilance, that place can be anywhere on Earth.

6) Yeah it does not contain an easier to build plan but it contains hybrid technology and the inspiration she can gain from that is useful for facilitating this whole madness.
Dunno where you get the "hybrid technology" thing, but anyway, that argument does not refute my point: studying the stolen data takes time, and this data does not speed up her work. It may improve results, yes, but at best the work takes the same time. At worst - to incorporate the "stolen" principles she had to spent more time for projects.
And about "hybrid technology" as part of the Armsmaster specialty, I hear it for the first time ever - can you explain, please?

thus even with all the rushing her Bombs would still be extremely dangerous and thus High-Tier Tinker Tech
Yes, all her bombs are dangerous (for almost anyone). But most of her bombs nowhere near as dangerous as what he capable of with her A-game. Let's remember your statement:
a greater Portion of dozens to hundreds of ABB Members and hundreds to thousands of conscripts both motivated to the extreme by Neck-Bombs, equipped with high-grade tinker tech and coordinated by a high-tier Thinker
That implied that they all was equipped with high-grade tinkertech. And that's not true. Most of them didn't have any tinkertech at all (implant exclude), and those who had - mostly had pretty low-level tech, both in the general sense and "Bakuda's high-level tech way more dangerous".

Also dangerous =/= advanced, afaik. A knife, or even a club, is way more dangerous (directly) than a calculator.
 
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