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Is our control that fine? I mean, Endbringer, so it probably is?I mean, we've got wide-scale electrical control, so theoretically we totally could.
Is our control that fine? I mean, Endbringer, so it probably is?I mean, we've got wide-scale electrical control, so theoretically we totally could.
I mean, we've got wide-scale electrical control, so theoretically we totally could.
... One's a picture of electrical signals, and the other is two things vaguely related to electricity?
"a reason or justification given for an action or belief"... Explanations. I don't think that word means what you think it means.
A misinterpretation on what I said, as I did not mention useful powers we could gain from Power Mimicry in that post, only in later ones. I suggested going to Brockton Bay to apply our knowledge of the plot or New York to establish a reputation as examples of where we could go for the sake of discussion.You said 'Let's set up shop somewhere. Here are two places we can go. There are some capes with useful powers around these two spots.'
The only person I was supposedly "yelling" at about this was Chocolote12, so I am going to interpret this this as a lack of effort in understanding what we talked about.After that it got bogged down with yelling at people that they
I'm reminded of a quote in the earlier endbringer quest that seems relevant:
"Are we actually going to kill people or just hug them gingerly?"
Chocolote12 separately quotes the two places and their explanations on what we could gain by going there and asked why for each of them, implying that he or she does not understand any reason why we would go to either place when I already explained why for each location. I interpreted this as a lack of effort in understanding what I wrote about benefits in going to these places, and I expressed that in my response, as well as providing further reasons on why we would go to each location, and mentioning that we need to prepare for going up against Scion and the other Endbringers.
Can you do some critical thinking or do I need to give a lengthy explanation for every suggestion I make? The point of this discussion I proposed is to determine where should we go if we are going to set ourselves up somewhere.
Regardless, being in a position to keep Flechette alive does have its advantages, as Flechette's power is invaluable in a fight against Scion or other Endbringers.
Hah, fair. And I doubt they'll ever trust us, but getting past the "setting off Endbringer alarms every time we twitch" stage would be nice.Like the other three?
In all seriousness, I understand where you're coming from, but after Ziz they aren't going to take anything we say or do as anything other than evil unless they can independently verify it. Even then it's likely that the Fallen would be the only one's to even bother. We've got a major uphill battle towards doing anything productive, especially if we're trying to do it in the open, so long as Destructive Impulse is still a factor.
Also, Eidolon might not be the key to it. We aren't a standard endbringer, so we might be running on something other than Eden's hardware.
Hah, fair. And I doubt they'll ever trust us, but getting past the "setting off Endbringer alarms every time we twitch" stage would be nice.
He may not be key to our Destructive Impulse, but he's probably still key to the DI's of the other Endbringers.
Killing him would actually present a few problems you're probably not thinking of. It might cause the Endbringers to start obeying other humans, which means we suddenly have Endbringers that aren't sandbagging anymore and aren't limited to the "only attack around every 3 months" rule. If Scion kills one of the three other Endbringers, it might mean we won't be getting Khonsu, Tohu, and Bohu for the final battle.So, thread. Eidolon. Kill him or try to fix him?
With our power copying ability, killing him would probably be easy. He only has three powers that take a while to charge up. He rolls badly, he dies.
On the other hand, that brings us into the endgame without him or GU having his ghost and ruins any chance of co-operation with Cauldron, putting the final battle solely in our court.
Fix him, IMO. Part of that's altruism speaking, part of that's because I want Eidolon at 100% to fight Scion and because I don't want to piss off Cauldron.
If we tell him he created the Endbringers before the final battle, he has time to process that, which means Scion can't PtV him.Eidolon 100% dies like a chump anyway. Scion inefficient PtV's him, says a few mean words and then kills him with the fuck you beam when he pauses like a dumbass.
Killing him means we don't need to deal with the other endbringers as they go dormant too.
Scion can always PtV him. That's why it's so broken. He could just go "induce epilepsy in this guy with the least amount of effort required" and get the same result. What's one human brain's reaction compared to another?If we tell him he created the Endbringers before the final battle, he has time to process that, which means Scion can't PtV him.
Except the Endbringers didn't go dormant when he died?
Killing him would actually present a few problems you're probably not thinking of. It might cause the Endbringers to start obeying other humans, which means we suddenly have Endbringers that aren't sandbagging anymore and aren't limited to the "only attack around every 3 months" rule. If Scion kills one of the three other Endbringers, it might mean we won't be getting Khonsu, Tohu, and Bohu for the final battle.
Fixing him presents massive challenges, and we may just end up alienating him.
One thing I do want to suggest: Tell Ediolon that he can regain his power by draining other parahumans. I think that this would work in our favor, as a peak strength Eidolon would be strong enough to drive us off when we are acting on Destructive Impulses (preferably before Scion shows up and starts attacking us), but not enough to kill us.
Fix him, IMO. Part of that's altruism speaking, part of that's because I want Eidolon at 100% to fight Scion and because I don't want to piss off Cauldron.
Scion can always PtV him. That's why it's so broken. He could just go "induce epilepsy in this guy with the least amount of effort required" and get the same result. What's one human brain's reaction compared to another?
Interlude 27: Glaistig Uaine speaking to Eidolon:Can I get a citation on that? It's not that I don't believe you, but that's something I haven't heard of before.
"Not so overt, but you're thinking along the right lines. I am alive as the faerie queen, I collect the dead, I tap them for my strength, to better shepherd them. You are the High Priest of the stillborn faerie, but you could tap the living for strength."
True, but Scion won't start attacking to kill until Kevin tells him to. That doesn't happen for another month or so and we should have a bit before the next attack afterwards.
In this story, it is April 8th, 2011. Behemoth dies on July 26th, 2011 in canon, so optimistically we have 3 months, but I suggest not taking any needless risks due to our presence changing the timeline.Actually we have a year or 2 before Kevin tells Scion to kill the endbringers.
In this story, it is April 8th, 2011. Behemoth dies on July 26th, 2011 in canon, so optimistically we have 3 months, but I suggest not taking any needless risks due to our presence changing the timeline.
They can't do much against us, but they can do stuff for us. I don't want to prevent an alliance, if one is at all possible.Cauldron can't really do too much against us. Alienating them will reduce our chances in the endgame, but so long as we don't kill Contessa, Numberman, or Doctor Mother they will still do what they can to improve the odds and be there regardless of what else happens. Alexandria and Legend are only important because they have strong powers and can rally people, but Chevalier do that almost as well and, theoretically, we only need to hit with Sting to win.