Beyond the ring thing, I don't see any of the other aspects being a problem if the specialty has how to make a Room of Spirit and Time. Inside the building gravity is similar to Earth's, and the moment you step outside it jumps up to 10g, which is lethal for normal humans, so someone talking a wrong turn and heading outside is too risky. If the living area can only be the current size without gravity increasing, then a connected building with a Gravity Machine could likely also have Earth's gravity, increasing the living area. The rings could easily be replaced by a single connected circular rooms with a Gravity Machine, allowing someone to adjust to higher gravities or use higher gravities for testing. This could also prevent someone from stepping outside unless the Gravity matches whichever door is being opened, thus preventing some accidents. Gravity training is basically useless for anyone without regeneration or a high ability to recover, so chances are decent it would only be used for testing if anything.
This is of course assuming that the time dilation and space expansion effect isn't directly related to that increase in gravity and that lessening the gravity wouldn't disrupt those effects.
That being said though yeah some graity manipulation effects would probably be rather useful. Especially for particularly heavy loads that would otherwise require a lot of energy to counteract the weight of. Instead of counteracting its weight you just turn the supporting mechanisms of weight off.
Unless I'm misremembering (entirely possible) they can't make Portals bigger than the ones in-game. Couldn't get an Ultralisk through one. Great for parcels, not so great for freight. Capsules would completely eliminate that weakness.
That just means that the collapsible structure and prefabrication/flat-packing industry would be booming.
Ships are sadly not a viable option with Ziz and Zion around, but the gravity generators would be extremely useful for tinkering.
What about submarines?
Time traveling is something that I won't be introducing in this fic. I just don't like it. I'll also be handling very carefully all 'divine' items, like the Chamber or anything indroduced during Super. Peter will be building some of those items, but it will be an extremely difficult process.
And no Dr. Slump. I was never a fan of it and it works on raw cartoon logic, something I don't want to use.
What about the creation of artificial timelines? Temporary ones I mean. Sort of like time dilation but kind'a sideways. Having two timelines instead of one that's scrunched up to be twice as long on the inside.
Peter is already a mecha-werewolf battle junkie that goes cray-cray during the fool moon, adding to that the DNA of space monkeys battle junkies that go cray-cray during the fool moon could be... problematic. For everyone around him.
I'm pretty sure that it's not exclusive to Saiyans though. For that matter even other combat transformations were shown to not be exclusive to Saiyans. I was just talking about going all Coffee Jawbreaker on people.
Unrelatedly, and somewhat inspired by the Namekian combat transformation equivalent, I bet that being able to absorb people for their mind and energy would be a good function for the Flesh Loom. Straight up make people some new brains. No need to fiddle around with removing bits to replace them.
Unrelatedly though it's a shame that Peter never ended up making the Cores from Portal. That'd probably be a good way to siphon off and/or quarantine those aggressive impulses.
There's another potential technology from Dragonball that no one's mentioned: the dragonballs themselves, which were created by the Namekians. I don't think Peter is going to get the ability to summon a giant wish-granting dragon but it would be pretty funny.
Would be a decent way to get a Nydus Worm equivalent.
ou could always rewrite or continue the quest as a story. I've seen other QM's do that when they really like a concept but the quest mechanic's don't work out.
Or you could switch to a mechanicless quest format. Basically get rid of stats and stuff and instead of having people vote for every choice just have them vote for general stuff and use the winning vote/s purely as a writing prompt.
Limited Influence has a interesting dynamic with its voter-base.
I don't know if an mentioned it but the energy absorbing lenses from Gero and the fatty android would be very useful against behemoth.
I'm just idly daydreaming about two cybor designs for our favourite emotionless machine and the AI that loves him. For Colin we have the FBIP class android (F*#k Behemoth in Particular) and for Dragon the 2CG class android (Colin's Canadian Girlfriend)
Well sure if the energy absorbing mechanism is universal for all types of energy. I should think that you'd need to do a lot of research for each type of energy conversion if nothing else.
Was that really always there? And is emojis just how his human mind perceives the new emotional data sense?
It's how Peters brain in particular interprets the information.
Really it isn't that surprising. Words mentally connect with different abstractions, reassembled and formatted according to the sentence structure your language uses, which themselves are made out of a composite, and different sort of filters a la AND Gates and OR Gates and whatnot, of memories. Just straight up interpreting information in the form of visualizations/references/memes is more efficient then that and emojis and memes are perfect for that sort of visualization shortcut.
And the first thing you should build is the perpetual motion machine from the androids. Given some of them were defeated I assume a Perpetual Motion Machine has a upper limit to how much it can produce per a certain size. But at least you solve the energy crisis for yourself and make your Shard spring crystal because of it.
I believe that it's more likely to be a matter of throughput. If containment fails you end up with a pretty big boom after all.
And OMG! The Senzu Beans!
Tree Of Might or Yemma Traa Fruit would probably be a better source of super-foods. I'm picturing a bonsai version about the size of a small tower absolutely packed with energy generators.
Super kinda killed that idea by making 17 be able to match SSB Goku with training. It's not a fixed output and seems like biological ki generation in that they can weaken if they get lazy or stronger if they train.
It seems like engineering ones-self for optimal performance and then training ones-self into it is the best way to game the setting.
The "infinite energy generators" are pretty niffty but there are a few limitations.
1. The Infinite Energy Generator (IEG) has only been shown to produce Ki whether the energy is converted into Ki is debatable but seeing as how 18 said he was draining energy when he was draining Ki I'm going to assume Enegy = Ki.
2. While Infinte, the Generator itself is limited by output. If it wasn't then how did 17 or 18 ever lose.
Ignoring the moment that biology also seems to have limited throughput, depending on refinement of course, you seem to have the relationship between squares and rectangles interpreted backwards there.
