X-COM/XSDF RP THINK TANK (part3)

PrismaCube

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I acctually slept for only 3 hourse and had a nightmare that I received negative 4 rating cause I spoiled something from a very old movie that everybody already knew. The best part is why the fuck am I dreaming this if I have a graduation the next day xD
 

Frostlich1228

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Severe Thunderstorm warning? Severe Fun-der storm warning!

Tornado warning? Fun-nado Warning!

Flash Flood Alert? Uhh.... Flash Fun Alert! :D
 

Dahlexpert

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OK guys I just came up with this new idea for the XSDF series. And the term is called pure blooded, what is a pure blood well. It's someone that was born with Gen mods/ Psi abilities, like for insistence Desmond Atka and Eva. These three characters during the Story of defiance were the onley characters that were born with powers before the aliens came. And What I want to do is add this to the XSDF serious, I want these characters to be different then others. Like people that were born psionics can learn other powers faster then those that people that got them from a lab. And people that were born with gen mods and get Gen mods put into them and it become something different or the gen mod get's boosted.

Now I just came up with this Idea a few minutes ago, so tell me what you guys think. Especially @DarkGemini24601 & @ZombieSplitter53 I want you twos opinion the most.
 

MarineAvenger

Operator 21O
Staff member
OK guys I just came up with this new idea for the XSDF series. And the term is called pure blooded, what is a pure blood well. It's someone that was born with Gen mods/ Psi abilities, like for insistence Desmond Atka and Eva. These three characters during the Story of defiance were the onley characters that were born with powers before the aliens came. And What I want to do is add this to the XSDF serious, I want these characters to be different then others. Like people that were born psionics can learn other powers faster then those that people that got them from a lab. And people that were born with gen mods and get Gen mods put into them and it become something different or the gen mod get's boosted.

Now I just came up with this Idea a few minutes ago, so tell me what you guys think. Especially @DarkGemini24601 & @ZombieSplitter53 I want you twos opinion the most.
We already have natural psions Dahl, Cayden, Desmond's son, is one. And people with gene mods...well, how well would that actually translate to offspring? It really only effects a person's genes specifically so I don't know how much reproductive systems would be effected, though Meld did make Jessica really fertile but that was direct exposure to large amounts.
 

Frostlich1228

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OK guys I just came up with this new idea for the XSDF series. And the term is called pure blooded, what is a pure blood well. It's someone that was born with Gen mods/ Psi abilities, like for insistence Desmond Atka and Eva. These three characters during the Story of defiance were the onley characters that were born with powers before the aliens came. And What I want to do is add this to the XSDF serious, I want these characters to be different then others. Like people that were born psionics can learn other powers faster then those that people that got them from a lab. And people that were born with gen mods and get Gen mods put into them and it become something different or the gen mod get's boosted.

Now I just came up with this Idea a few minutes ago, so tell me what you guys think. Especially @DarkGemini24601 & @ZombieSplitter53 I want you twos opinion the most.

Well, sounds do-able and plausible, and it makes sense because powers that were given to you as an adult or unlocked by exterior means would obviously be weaker than someone who has been training, practicing, and perfecting them throughout their entire life.

I think that idea was already sort of Canon in SoD, just ever directly stated.
 

Dahlexpert

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We already have natural psions Dahl, Cayden, Desmond's son, is one. And people with gene mods...well, how well would that actually translate to offspring? It really only effects a person's genes specifically so I don't know how much reproductive systems would be effected, though Meld did make Jessica really fertile but that was direct exposure to large amounts.

OK Eva for instance, Eva was the most genmoded person in X COM. But two of her kids have gen mod and the other two don't, because Eva's blood is meld so for her she can have pass it down genetically. I would say that in order to change it to an offspring, the person must have meld in there blood stream and it must be apart of there genetic coding in order for it to pass down. Other wise there will be thousands of kids with Gen modification.
 

MarineAvenger

Operator 21O
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OK Eva for instance, Eva was the most genmoded person in X COM. But two of her kids have gen mod and the other two don't, because Eva's blood is meld so for her she can have pass it down genetically. I would say that in order to change it to an offspring, the person must have meld in there blood stream and it must be apart of there genetic coding in order for it to pass down. Other wise there will be thousands of kids with Gen modification.
That makes some sort of sense, with the amount of mods Eva had pumped into her it would seem obvious something would get passed down but it is a little too unfair and OP if the kids retained ALL their parent mods. And it should be in a way where they more natural mods a person has in their system, the less effective added mods are on later. All I am saying is, it should be balanced so that offspring are not gods.
 

DarkGemini24601

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That makes some sort of sense, with the amount of mods Eva had pumped into her it would seem obvious something would get passed down but it is a little too unfair and OP if the kids retained ALL their parent mods. And it should be in a way where they more natural mods a person has in their system, the less effective added mods are on later. All I am saying is, it should be balanced so that offspring are not gods.
Natural psions are a thing and I think Eva was our only heavily gene modded character. Already went over what abilities Noire inherited.
 

Dahlexpert

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That makes some sort of sense, with the amount of mods Eva had pumped into her it would seem obvious something would get passed down but it is a little too unfair and OP if the kids retained ALL their parent mods. And it should be in a way where they more natural mods a person has in their system, the less effective added mods are on later. All I am saying is, it should be balanced so that offspring are not gods.

Trust me I planed that two, like a person that is bore with gen mods the only get one or two natural ones. Like noire onley has adaptive bone marrow and the one that makes her immune to poison.
 

DarkGemini24601

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Trust me I planed that two, like a person that is bore with gen mods the only get one or two natural ones. Like noire onley has adaptive bone marrow and the one that makes her immune to poison.
Smarto Macrophages-da.

I have 6 conversation messages to go through, fawk.
 

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ZombieSplitter53

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Want you guys to know that I care about what is said here, but I'll have to read it tomorrow. Not in a good place right now. The hour long after work meeting turned into four hours, people got rowdy. And we needed something to act as a 'talking stick' because my coworkers are so childish. Since we couldn't find anything, I got a literal stick, a walking stick I carved in the boyscouts. I've had it since I was... I don't know, 12. 18 years. Part of my childhood.

I... I guess it's my fault. I mean, I should have known, right? Should have known that, even if I told them how important it was to me, even if I talked about its significance more then once...

But... how was I supposed to anticipate... I mean it was a pretty thick, sturdy stick. How was I suppose to know they find a way to literally snap a piece of my childhood in half? I still don't know how, unless they did it on purpose.

I realize how stupid I sound. How stupid it sounds to get upset over a stick I had in my trunk. But it was a part of my childhood. A piece... one of the few good memories... that stupid little stick meant so much to me... and now it's in two pieces... and I'm crying... because they broke a piece of my childhood, and I can never get it back...
 

MarineAvenger

Operator 21O
Staff member
Want you guys to know that I care about what is said here, but I'll have to read it tomorrow. Not in a good place right now. The hour long after work meeting turned into four hours, people got rowdy. And we needed something to act as a 'talking stick' because my coworkers are so childish. Since we couldn't find anything, I got a literal stick, a walking stick I carved in the boyscouts. I've had it since I was... I don't know, 12. 18 years. Part of my childhood.

I... I guess it's my fault. I mean, I should have known, right? Should have known that, even if I told them how important it was to me, even if I talked about its significance more then once...

But... how was I supposed to anticipate... I mean it was a pretty thick, sturdy stick. How was I suppose to know they find a way to literally snap a piece of my childhood in half? I still don't know how, unless they did it on purpose.

I realize how stupid I sound. How stupid it sounds to get upset over a stick I had in my trunk. But it was a part of my childhood. A piece... one of the few good memories... that stupid little stick meant so much to me... and now it's in two pieces... and I'm crying... because they broke a piece of my childhood, and I can never get it back...
Ohhh...Zombie... :[ It is not stupid to cry over. Anything can hold sentimental value, whether it is a stick or anything.
 

Frostlich1228

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Want you guys to know that I care about what is said here, but I'll have to read it tomorrow. Not in a good place right now. The hour long after work meeting turned into four hours, people got rowdy. And we needed something to act as a 'talking stick' because my coworkers are so childish. Since we couldn't find anything, I got a literal stick, a walking stick I carved in the boyscouts. I've had it since I was... I don't know, 12. 18 years. Part of my childhood.

I... I guess it's my fault. I mean, I should have known, right? Should have known that, even if I told them how important it was to me, even if I talked about its significance more then once...

But... how was I supposed to anticipate... I mean it was a pretty thick, sturdy stick. How was I suppose to know they find a way to literally snap a piece of my childhood in half? I still don't know how, unless they did it on purpose.

I realize how stupid I sound. How stupid it sounds to get upset over a stick I had in my trunk. But it was a part of my childhood. A piece... one of the few good memories... that stupid little stick meant so much to me... and now it's in two pieces... and I'm crying... because they broke a piece of my childhood, and I can never get it back...

Like in half? Maybe you could get some wood glue and put as many pieces of it as possible back together. It'd be fragile, but it'd be whole. And even if it stayed broken, keeping it would still remind you of those good times, the object's point is to help you remember that time, right? Maybe you don't need it to be whole.
 

Dahlexpert

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Want you guys to know that I care about what is said here, but I'll have to read it tomorrow. Not in a good place right now. The hour long after work meeting turned into four hours, people got rowdy. And we needed something to act as a 'talking stick' because my coworkers are so childish. Since we couldn't find anything, I got a literal stick, a walking stick I carved in the boyscouts. I've had it since I was... I don't know, 12. 18 years. Part of my childhood.

I... I guess it's my fault. I mean, I should have known, right? Should have known that, even if I told them how important it was to me, even if I talked about its significance more then once...

But... how was I supposed to anticipate... I mean it was a pretty thick, sturdy stick. How was I suppose to know they find a way to literally snap a piece of my childhood in half? I still don't know how, unless they did it on purpose.

I realize how stupid I sound. How stupid it sounds to get upset over a stick I had in my trunk. But it was a part of my childhood. A piece... one of the few good memories... that stupid little stick meant so much to me... and now it's in two pieces... and I'm crying... because they broke a piece of my childhood, and I can never get it back...

Your coworkers make me want to go back back to the sick part of my brain that I was in back in high school. And hut them very badly. Sorry about your stick Zombie even if it's just a stick, it's still special to you so i'ts important.
 

ZombieSplitter53

Game Master
Staff member
Like in half? Maybe you could get some wood glue and put as many pieces of it as possible back together. It'd be fragile, but it'd be whole. And even if it stayed broken, keeping it would still remind you of those good times, the object's point is to help you remember that time, right? Maybe you don't need it to be whole.
That's a good idea. It isn't the same. It'll never be. But it's something. Hopefully, it'll make me feel a little better, at least.
 

MarineAvenger

Operator 21O
Staff member
That's a good idea. It isn't the same. It'll never be. But it's something. Hopefully, it'll make me feel a little better, at least.
See, that is the spirit. Besides, a little character always makes something sentimental to you all the more so. After all, isn't a worn pair of shoes more comfortable than a new pair of shoes? (It is a horrible analogy but come on, it is late, give me a break :p)
 

DarkGemini24601

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Alright, so, uh... gem has a task while you guys finish up ypur stuff. I did not realize how much work I need to put into designing our and enemy fighter craft alongside Zombie, Pixy, anddddd... Mangrale!

So ill be adjusting that.
 
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