If not for the fact that her ability to curb-stomp absolutely anything and anyone because writers think it's funny being made into actual canon. I might be able to just ignore her.
No...just...no.
I don't know if you are talking to me, or Zoat, but if you are talking to me, I will answer.
Because Nerds can't fight. Nor have they ever tried. Actually training in a martial art will take a nice shit on all those fantasy fighting tropes some people delude themselves with.
I hate absolutely everything about this Talk-no Jutsu sentence.
Boo! *vampire hiss*
While I do agree with you, I find it amusing you have both of these in the same post.
I have unyielding hatred for what is often called a "crack-fic"
No, Ganthet's still a regular Guardian. He was there when the SI met them. He's working on a blue personal lantern in his spare time, a project thrown into disarray by Kalmin doing the same thing.
Why would it affect his project?
There is now a Blue Lantern out there that he didn't pick, with a different modus operandi and without a gimped ring. And there are plenty of unaligned Maltusians on Maltus. Using the blue light is hard for Ganthet, as he's green-alligned and believes in green supremacy. He knows that if other Maltusians go for it they could build a Blue Central Power Battery far more easily than he can.
I dunno, that sounds pretty consistent with the Guardians as portrayed by Zoat. They're not exactly incompetent, but they do tend to have a preference for setting things up so they don't have to pay attention.
...Doesn't this contradict what you said earlier about power rings being able to even convey messages based on intent to communicate? I mean, I would assume a power rings translator would have *something* for species who use exotic communication methods.
...So why is he building it? I mean, it's a worthwhile thing to have someone do, but blue rings don't really do anything *better* or different than green rings, and if he's the only one making rings, the ambient hope feature probably won't make a difference.
He gives up on hope?
Ah, but isn't her having multiple contrary backstories a fundamental aspect of her character?
I think that's the new Merlin kid, not her? Wasn't she just adopted or something?
Timothy Hunter has 3 back stories that are all true at the same time, Donna Troy has a bunch of back stories with only one of them being true at the same time.
Yeah, but that's not a fundamental aspect of her character
Was wondering when someone else would pick up on Paul's knowledge of seemingly random and not so well known things. Is the Malvolio thing going to be given an original backstory here or not?
Is a green lantern not allowed to help with this, or is he just not skilled at it? The project is part of his official duties, preparing to introduce him and the Orange Lantern Corp to a polity.
Sounds like quite the kludge-job. Still better than, say, the Occurence Border...
In other words, you need to sleep, you don't want people knowing where you are.
Not good enough.
Ooh, perceptive.
So many options, so little time.
Huh, amazed he noticed. must be that therapist training.
Huh, actually something of a good explanation for his displayed powers...
Wow, they actually admitted something? Mark the calender!
Sleeping is a choice for ring-users, admittedly. Though long-term use would still result in issues.
That would be appropriate.
The Greenies aren't allowed to do tech-sharing.
Yes, but the more exotic the less precise the communication, and some concepts fail completely.
Because he believes that the green mindset is limiting in some ways, and that there is benefit to having individuals with a different way of looking at things around.
Due to how focusing willpower works, it is very difficult for Green Lanterns to build things.
He could make constructs, and that's it.
1) Greens aren't supposed to do tech sharing
