So are you saying we should invent philosophical nukes :b
I mean hey, it worked in Paths of Civilization
Please explain?I mean hey, it worked in Paths of Civilization
Huh. You're right. We never did get total explicit permission to fucking fleece the shit out of everybody.
At one point, the player Civ in the quest "Paths of Civilization" made the choice to harbor radical philosophers who were being persecuted in other nations. The player civ had a long history of promoting an aggressively free marketplace of ideas fighting to the death, and so had certain mechanical bonuses that allowed them to do this more safely than other civs. Their academies and public forums rapidly (i.e. over a couple decades IIRC) became breeding grounds for extremely virulent forms of various radical philosophies and theologies that the players were inoculated against but which many other nations were decidedly not.
Yes, but they are basically glorified confetti poppers - mechanically, they don't actually add Stress (since there's only so strong you can make an explosive before it stops being melee range) and if they did people would get significant bonuses to their Athetics rolls to avoid the effects (since the AOE is small enough that almost any movement gets you clear)
I would appreciate more detail on this. Is the meeting intended to take place this update (if Ami is available), or are you just sending an invitation for a later event? Does "social philosophy and family" include talking about Keiko?
In the interest of clarity, the leading plan also does this.
That too!
I didn't think of adapting the air filter seal, that's clever! It could even function as an emergency heart. Just leaves the question of how to safely get the seal into the body. Etching it on bone is an interesting idea. We haven't worked with solid surfaces yet though. We might need to mess around with stone first.
Because the SV editor is silly. Suggest putting it inside a quote, or spoiler block.
Because editing on SV (and perhaps Xenforo in general) frigging sucks
Storage seals maintain the things inside them in temporal stasis, so there's no worry about the blood going bad over time. The two open questions that occur to me are whether blood has chakra in it and can't be stored for that reason (I think the body's chakra coils are a separate system from blood, but I don't know for sure) and whether red blood cells qualify as living organisms that can't be stored. I doubt microscopic life qualifies because storing water works, and water found in the wild is full of the stuff. Maybe the storage seal just doesn't suck in the organisms, in which case we'd wind up with a storage seal that can only store blood plasma and not whole blood. That'd still be useful for treating extreme blood loss in an emergency, just not quite as useful. In any case we don't know what's true until we try it.
