Xmaster3000
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I don't think that's a typo.
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I don't think that's a typo.
No, but it might be a pleonasm.
Thank you, corrected.
appears? the phrasing's a bit awkwardsince brain damage appear to be something the ray can't entirely fix
This bit confused me. If Beautia is talking then I expected her to be mentioned here?We look at each other and I bow, opening my right hand in Alan's direction.
Thank you, corrected.
She's explaining to Alan.This bit confused me. If Beautia is talking then I expected her to be mentioned here?
Zoat's can't, you think people would remember that.Green Lantern Rings have been capable of time travel since Alan Scott got one.
Vaermina really needs to do the research or stop removing all doubt with every post they make.
Have a 'magic battery' strapped to the ray? I'm sure that's feasible. Whether it 's rechargable or you need to replace/recycle is another matter.
Where? The two quotes I get from here are:Here is a WoG stating they have a spiral galaxy's worth of matter in them (though it also states the League would probably defeat them)
https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/worm-quotes-and-wog-repository.294448/page-6#post-16197175
And hereAll three Endbringers are exceptionally tough, to put it mildly. See the latter half of this comment by /u/whispersilk (look for the numbers) for details. As a rule, the only things that are actually going to penetrate the center of their bodies are things that ignore the laws of physics. Endbringers regenerate (and regenerate faster as you get closer to the middle of their bodies) and fight at peak capacity so long as their core remains intact (keep in mind that you're effectively having to dig through a spiral galaxy's equivalent of matter to reach the core in the first place).
These are not the same as saying "Endbringers contain a galaxy's worth of matter". The quote says that Endbringers can draw upon multiple realities, in which there is materials which Endbringers can use by transmuting it and pulling it into the reality at which the core is. That ability is rate limited, with the maximum rate being near the core. I recall it being stated that a single attack with enough power to crack a planet would be enough to kill them, but I'll concede that I can't find a quote right now.So honestly, I don't know. I read comics but I'm not that well versed in the crises or the extreme end stuff. But given what the DC universe is and who the JL are, I can believe you could point to some event or other and probably justify destroying a spiral galaxy's worth of matter. I just can't cite examples.
That.. is very arguable. Entities collectively might have encountered glow based technology, though in that case it would not surprise me if a state of war exists between entities and the Green Lantern Corps. They haven't, however, shown any such abilities (unless, again, you assume that Miss MIlitia's power is a green lantern technology derivative). Moreover, given Scion's behavior and inability to handle its emotions, it would be very surprising if they knew glow manipulation, as that, at its core, is emotion-based technology. So, at the very least, these two entities are unlikely to have (mastered) glow technology.You're also missing something important. This isn't just a Worm setting. This is a setting where it is possible to dimension travel between a Worm setting, DC settings, and Thundercats. Given the nature of the entities, this means that they are very very likely to not only have encountered glow based devices (if not power rings themselves) but to have shards based on them.
The issue is that they don't know ring's limitations and they can't effectively model his enlightened decision-making processes. So, they can't be sure what kind of information he has at any given moment, and they don't know what kind of decision he will make based on a given set of data. If they knew either of those, they could reconstruct the other after some time, and get a reliable model from there. But they don't know either of those.And modeling isn't that specific. He might confuse some of the lower tier Thinkers but the base powerset of the ring would be trivial to model for many. Pulling exotic tech out of his subspace pocket would definitely give him an edge against some but again, the shards are multiversal and scanning what he has in his subspace pocket would be trivial. And shards aren't technology or magic. They are biological and have exotic sensory organs.
I recall it being stated that a single attack with enough power to crack a planet would be enough to kill them, but I'll concede that I can't find a quote right now.
a concentrated attack with enough force to destroy the surface of a planet would be sufficient at killing an Endbringer in one shot.[5] While even an attack of that magnitude would not destroy all layers of the Endbringer body, enough energy to obliterate it instantly would be transmitted into the core, resulting in a 'definite kill'.
I am going to guess you forgot that the Lord Protector pranced around like a braggart in front of Tattletale and her Shard.The issue is that they don't know ring's limitations and they can't effectively model his enlightened decision-making processes. So, they can't be sure what kind of information he has at any given moment, and they don't know what kind of decision he will make based on a given set of data. If they knew either of those, they could reconstruct the other after some time, and get a reliable model from there. But they don't know either of those.
Have a 'magic battery' strapped to the ray? I'm sure that's feasible. Whether it 's rechargable or you need to replace/recycle is another matter.
(I prefer 'battery' to 'capacitor', BTW.)
Yeah, but those are not exactly in the majority of cases. The small clinics could handle bacteria and viral cases. Maybe keep one or two patient rooms just in case.Well... No. It doesn't work on bacteria or viruses, and it won't replace missing body parts. It also won't fix certain types of congenital condition.
Reasonable enough, but the speaker's at least a little ambiguous and "Tia" hasn't been namechecked in three paragraphs. I'd prefer to have some sort of dialog tag for her, somewhere between "we switched to human trials back in December" and perhaps "if it gets approval for widespread use," as a sort of mental keepalive to let the-hypothetical-me be confident Beautia is still the main interlocutor.
Thank you very much!
And it helps the other shards how? Plus, given that she collapsed as soon as he arrived, the textual evidence points to cognition enhancing powers having severe issues with even just being in his presence.I am going to guess you forgot that the Lord Protector pranced around like a braggart in front of Tattletale and her Shard.
I think it's clear enough.Reasonable enough, but the speaker's at least a little ambiguous and "Tia" hasn't been namechecked in three paragraphs. I'd prefer to have some sort of dialog tag for her, somewhere between "we switched to human trials back in December" and perhaps "if it gets approval for widespread use," as a sort of mental keepalive to let the-hypothetical-me be confident Beautia is still the main interlocutor.
She specifically asked him to call her 'Tia'.(Is it intentional/significant that this chapter never once uses the name "Beautia"? I thought perhaps that the SI's real name policy was accommodating nicknames, but his narration is quite diligent about spelling out e.g. Wallace and Richard.)
Shards communicate with each other...And it helps the other shards how? Plus, given that she collapsed as soon as he arrived, the textual evidence points to cognition enhancing powers having severe issues with even just being in his presence.
is -> it
I'd wouldn't -> I wouldn't / I'd not
I can think of at least three things she doesn't know she wants but probably would if she knew about them."Sinestro's head. I can't think of anything else that I want."
I can think of at least three things she doesn't know she wants but probably would if she knew about them.
1) The data gathered on the Anti-Moniter fragment.
2) The data gathered during his fight with Krona.
He. Kalmin is the weaponeer.I can think of at least three things she doesn't know she wants but probably would if she knew about them.
Much much less of a chance then what Time Trapper did.Either one of these could end with Kalmin accidentally an entire branch of the multiverse.