I know it would make sense (especially given that weapons tend to be specialized). I am just pointing out that it isn't something we "know" because that theory is not confirmed to be canon yet.
Well, in the game you do use it as such to quickly get across a city. But it was done via drafting a good amount of flying Processes to act as a platform of sorts. Here's the picture, but it does contain some mild spoilers.
Luna! Fetch is the name of that Process species. I love how the game describes her as a "friend" in the function summary. I prefer using Help() in the passive slot for SuperUser access and Kill(), but I wouldn't be opposed to spending some pre-Beacon time coding a doggo.Well, in the game you do use it as such to quickly get across a city. But it was done via drafting a good amount of flying Processes to act as a platform of sorts. Here's the picture, but it does contain some mild spoilers.
On another note, I do hope we get some pet Processes like in the game (that one dog Process, Fetch, you use as the Help() Function, and also is lounging around in the backdoors). Because when they aren't going rogue and subsuming a whole city, they are goddamn adorable.
... I'm shamelessly stealing that. Maybe not for this, but for something.
Her weapon only makes a hardlight copy of the other person's weapon, and her Semblance only lets her copy the fighting style, not the Semblance.
It was mentioned on the Volume 3 Director's Commentary that her Semblance is called Mimicry and that her weapon is the first one shown that's inherently complementary to a character's Semblance.
The answer is a technical yes, but he's not very good at it, and it's not very strong when anything but the sword is in the equation. The telekinesis is strong enough to carry the Transistor itself and, depending on how much power's going to the antigravs, it could theoretically hold a person up. The only people who could probably ride it like a proper hoverboard would be Ruby and Weiss, on account of being tiny to you, on top of not wearing armour. Anyone else, it's pretty much a glorified stretcher.
Trying to program a companion would be one of the easiest ways for him to find out about the Process. I mean, it's either that or he gets pressed into needing either a zerg rush to out-zerg the Grimm or to do some really quick and major landscaping. The only scenario I can see where he needs either of those is with the whole Grimm invasion fiasco.
I don't own any of the discs unfortunately.
I don't believe you, you offered your players the chance to be a Pillar Man at chargen.
Until Jaune practices telekinesis.
Have we been good?
Hey, the Pillar Man option was gonna be pretty damn serious! Like yeah, Jaune's status as a living Play-Doh man would be played for a cheap laugh every now and then but it was actually gonna be pretty serious once things got going.
Knew that was gonna bite me in the ass. I don't suppose I could backtrack and say cities of, not Kingdoms of?
The problem is that people tend to get wary around people that are essentially physical gods. Even if you're doing good stuff, it doesn't hide the fact that it's just one person doing it. The Headmasters, the Schnee family, they have organisations that they can dilute their influence through, they're not seen as god-royalty who change the laws and rules of society as they see fit.
No, you're thinking of Hack 'n' Slash, a completely different game about hacking things with a sword.
Abuse them all you please, just be prepared for consequences and try to keep things easy on the poor bastard writing this.
If you stab a person with the Transistor, they die and are dead. And that's it.
Well, for out-of-battle landscaping, we could probably establish a voting system similar to the one in the game. Propose, for example, building a bridge, and everyone who lives near and/or would be affected by it's presence get to vote for or against through their scrolls and/or terminals (like the ones in the game used for just that). We would need to make it secure as all hell, though. Maybe make a new Process dataform to skulk about the net and tell any prospective hackers to fuck off?
Well, we could always create a new AI down the line to take care of all that management and accounting for us. And the Transistor AI could use someone to talk to aside from Jaune, to be honest.
Don't worry, it'll be fine if you double u-- is shot
Don't be ridiculous, we won't start a company. Getting the necessary permits will take months, and building the reputation we need to take on big projects is the work of years.
(and no, Jaune won't intentionally integrate anyone's Trace in favor of recording them, but if he fights Cinder three times... well, that's how many slots the profiles have.)....HANG ON. various research noises
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If only you could convince her handlers to let her come to Beacon.
I'm more than happy to, man. If nothing else, being asked questions is a great way to figure out where there's plotholes that need filling. So, ask away- if I don't have an answer prepared, it won't be the first time I've adlibbed stuff like this.But seriously, thank you for taking the time to explain some of the differences in how the Transistor and Process work between the game and the quest. I appreciate it.
Now, the sole problem with this is that Camerata isn't technically a colour- it's actually a musical term for a small chamber orchestra or choir, usually around 40-60 people strong.
Well, colours do tend to have pretty weird names past a certain point, so just handwave that in Remnant "camerata" corresponds to a colour, either a red or white.
The Gamemaster's ultimate skill: bullshittery.
It's our current combat team, not our Beacon team. I assume that SOME of the current Signal cast would like to go to Mistral or just get out of Vale. Though having some new folks to interact with at Beacon isn't bad at all, I am looking forward to the canon cast's reactions to the Transistor.
We can just say Jaune has a magic sword that lets him hack reality. Short, sweet, non-programmers love it.
And a link to the art of the original artist.
Considering who you're playing as?
Oh, well done that man!
A temporary flat bonus for a couple of story posts?
Generally:
The traditional tabletop reward is bonus experience. Since I don't see an experience system, maybe you grant bonuses in this scene or some free progress on Jaune's next Function? Flash of inspiration or something. I'd rather have the latter, if you're willing and if Ridiculously Average Guy okays it.
