The look not working at all could work too... Like burly male Sailor Moon cosplayers.Guile said:She-Who-Skitters!Uber is a big hairy bear of a man. Maybe Memoirs!Uber is a pretty boy.
Like Nier.
The look not working at all could work too... Like burly male Sailor Moon cosplayers.Guile said:She-Who-Skitters!Uber is a big hairy bear of a man. Maybe Memoirs!Uber is a pretty boy.
Like Nier.
Better actually. The difference in appearance is subtracted from the MDVs of the lower appearance individual, and added to the MDVs of the higher appearance individual. so every dot of appearance is roughly equivalent to 2 dice on all social rolls. (maximum adjustment +/- 3 without magic)Spindler said:a high appearance as its almost as good for social as dex is for physical.
not as bad as the fat, greasy, hairy, unwashed, bearded onesmalhavoc431 said:
I felt that not posting a pic was a kindness to all.malhavoc431 said:
Glen probably had several copies produced. He's not that dumb.The Unicorn said:She got one outfit to wear, and she's been wearing it for over two weeks while performing strenuous physical exercise. Her code name will be stinker.
That would work. Unfortunately the latest snippet says she HAS been wearing it.
The PRT could make more than one copy of the costumes. At least the non unique ones. So Clockblocker has spares but not Weaver as she needs to make them from the thread up.The Unicorn said:She got one outfit to wear, and she's been wearing it for over two weeks while performing strenuous physical exercise. Her code name will be stinker.
Occam's Razor. Have you heard of it?The Unicorn said:1)We are shown in great detail Taylor getting ONE copy of the outfit, as this is (supposedly) a first draft only one copy was made and Glenn specifically mentions making changes.
2)Her getting additional outfiits is not mentioned and I have difficulty buying her condinuing on with "this is just a first draft" if Glenn is making her a bunch of identical outfits.
3)Yah, I went too far with the stinker comment but having the outfit washed every day would be very annoying and especially as Taylor suposedly doesn't want it I would see her preferring to wear civilian clothes while undergoing testing/hanging out at Ward HQ/ etc... rather than going through the hassle of having her outfit washed every day - especially given that she doens't like it.
Having GG tell her to wear the costume she wore for the spar, or just a superhero costume, and Taylor realizing that first draft is still the only superhero costume she had would have been quite belivable, having her wearing it around HQ when there was no reason to do so is not.
For that matter having Taylor give in and accept the costume would also have been believable (especially if she'd figured out the part about stunting) - it's just the combination of "it's just a first draft" and "wearing it around HQ" that is unbelievable.
The Unicorn said:Seriously? it's been at least "a couple of weeks" and not only she hasn't done anything about getting a more final costume (or admitting this is her costume if you must go there) she wears the same clothes every day? Don't you think she'd want something else to wear while being a superhero while the so called "first draft costume" is in the wash?
conservation of fucking detail. You don't need to say 'also, she washed her clothes at some point and did all the normal stuff functioning human beings do so that they don't sell like a garbage dump'. With normal readers that is assumed.The Unicorn said:She got one outfit to wear, and she's been wearing it for over two weeks while performing strenuous physical exercise. Her code name will be stinker.
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Nice, multiple uses, keeps things simple.HioH said:
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Only applies if you assume there is no conspiracy.havocfett said:
Please don't add to this, Ed. We're trying to make a serious point and this thread has had enough bloat as is.EdBecerra said:Only applies if you assume there is no conspiracy.
When you have evidence (or even a really good reason to believe) that there is a conspiracy afoot, Occam's Razor is worth a bucket of warm spit.
"It's not paranoia if people really ARE out to get you..."
Its the other way. Whether someone is after you or not you can be insane. Catching a robber in the beartrap you leave out for CIA agents doesn't mean that its reasonable to leave beartraps in the living room.EdBecerra said:Only applies if you assume there is no conspiracy.
When you have evidence (or even a really good reason to believe) that there is a conspiracy afoot, Occam's Razor is worth a bucket of warm spit.
"It's not paranoia if people really ARE out to get you..."
Does Manipulating your best friend to become hyper competent count?XenonPrime said:Hm, I wonder if 'Fighting Solars' counts as a skill? I also guess that if Essence becomes more plentiful Uber will gain an impressive boost in power.
I may be the only person who would absolutely love to read about the glorious brokenness that is Bureaucracy Charms. Speed The Wheels is hilariously strong.Spindler said:I am uninterested in the logistics of a super hero doing laundry.
Unless it leads to Lightshow overhauling the PRT's procurement system.
Humans produce essence and release it by default. No other source of energy aside from themself is needed.TheWeepingMan said:I don't think you need ambient Essence to become Heroic Mortal. Just, well, be Heroic.
Fighting Exalted doesn't get you enlightenment. It's not a weird circumstance, it happens all the time.DeAnno said:If this scene doesn't count as "weird circumstances" I'm not sure what does
Or you could snort drugs that let you see essence.Cytokinesis said:Fighting Exalted doesn't get you enlightenment. It's not a weird circumstance, it happens all the time.
Weird circumstances means things like taking a trip into the Wyld.
Typically you need extremely expensive thaumaturgical rituals, specialized Exalted magic, or other similarly hard to get things in order to become Enlightened. Like I said, simple skill isn't enough.