She can build it, she can maintain it, and she can repair it. So long as she has access to L33t's shard.
Different shards use different parameters to flag targets, she'd have to have a mechanism to analyse how the Shard sees the world in order to shift conditions to ones the shard finds favorable. Also, if she was shifting conditions to ones that match the Shard's parameters, then she'd have to literally bring her suit to life to use Panacea's power through it. If it had that level of matter manipulation, then it would be more efficient to use it as a mechanical Labyrinth instead of messing around with powers.
Sorta my point. All the tinkers we see the perspectives of in canon had to figure out a mechanism to do something before building a device to do it. That's why Bonesaw had to mess around with cutting parahumans skulls open for so long to figure out how the brain connected to the Corona Pollentia before she could make the S9000. Why Armsmaster had to spend so much time studying how Clockblocker's power worked before he could create his own timestop device, and why Tecton did the same thing with Gully. The Shard doesn't just feed them instructions, just gives them some subconscious inspiration, makes them more likely to come to the correct conclusion when hypothesizing how something worked, and streamlines the designing process.
Remember that not understanding how their tech works is one of the biggest limitations on tinkers and why it's not possible to mass produce it as it's now known how things work. Anyway given L33t can only build stuff once it's highly probably he has particularly little knowledge on how things work as if he did he should be able to replicate them. There is definitely some process of learning but it's far from conventional given they skip several hundred steps to get there.
Fanon. All the Tinkers that got their own interludes very much understood how their tech worked. What they couldn't do was explain how it worked, largely due to many of the concepts involved not having words in the English language yet.
I already said this.
Not going to comment on this, other than to remark that I wouldn't want to rely on something I built by randomly slapping parts together with no idea what I was doing.
That would imply tapping into the Shard itself and altering its senses, rather than changing local conditions. Which would be a much more efficient way of doing it, but not how the comment I was responding to was saying it worked.
Besides, this debate seems to be following the rule of Logic, where it's more important to follow the rule of Awesome!
Something like that. But Hax is bringing it around.
That's the idea.
Taylor used to hide out in the bathrooms quite a bit, in canon.
It's there but it's weird. She's got nerve analogues, and a sort-of brain, but the control mechanism's a little out of his usual league, so that he can't lock in any sort of body manipulation. (Which was why he frowned; he was trying to make her hold still, and she jerked).
"Powers are weird."
...okay, yeah, that's a valid point.
Word of God: Uber's power does not supply a body of knowledge. It supplies techniques.
Hax is perma-learning skills. She just has to use them on occasion.
Or it could all go horribly, horribly wrong
In a "The Fly" way or a "THE TECHNO QUEEN" way?Or it could all go horribly, horribly wrong
Well there is the disadvantage of she can't copy anyone in the field, something like Panacea trickery could go horrifically wrong yeah. Some preparation though should allow for experimenting in a safe way, thanks to her being the focal point she should fare much better then the other half of the tests if something does go badly. Actually there is a thought, can she modify it so it picks up L33T as her and her as not her? Essentially temporarily giving her power to L33T.Or it could all go horribly, horribly wrong
