Paul's dispassionate, focused on the picture, and has an understated contempt for genre conventions that overpowers even Warhammer Famtasy Paul's hatred for the Chaos Gods. He is none of the things you said.
If the aim were to beat her in a fight, you would be correct. He's not trying to do that, he's trying to talk her down.
Thank you, corrected.
Depends which comic and which bit of the Sun Eater.
Ouch. I mean, yes, but ouch.
I'll probably watch an episode tomorrow.
Should've deleted the Chaos Moon.
Thank you, corrected.
Chaos Moon?
In Warhammer Fantasy, the world has two moons. One of them is made of solid warpstone and summons daemons across the world every apogee, which is once a year. That the version of Paul in the setting was famed for getting elves pregnant instead of removing the mass of warpstone in a wave of citrus indignation visible across the sky despite his ability to absorb- It's been corrected.
Systems should be capitalized.
That should say 'Systems'.
No, he's using it as a description rather than a name.
Thank you, corrected.
The Renegade didn't remember that. I like how Paul can rely more on metaknowledge, while the Renegade needs to make do with whatever he remembers plus Grayven's memories/archives from his Fatherbox, and then Motherbox.
I really hope this guy doesn't capture OL, leading to an arc or two of OL trying to escape. Also, I love how Doctor Impossible just tells OL to cut to the chase instead of trying to talk things out, since he knows it'll never work with Sparta.
"This isn't a rational opponent you can talk things out with. This! Is! Sparta!"
the doc tells it like it is.
What happened to you Paul? Why not simply surprise capture and THEN talk?
Paul always prefers a peaceful resolution. He'll only go with pre-emptive strikes and immediate countermeasures when he's sure that that isn't possible. Also, keep in mind that Paul isn't operating at 100%, probably because of that Dream Exhorter that Doctor Impossible mentioned.
Easier said than done, I'm afraid. One of these things took all the heroes and villains of Earth working together to stop, and some of them still didn't survive.
And likely it'll just absorb anything your ring can throw at it too. This is going to be a tough one.
...Because the planet would have evaporated in its' energy corona as it shifted into real-space? More than likely...
...Which raises the questions of how the Controllers took them down once deployed. The 'powerful weapon' option, I suppose. Or did they just not give a fuck and let them run riot in the local area?
Thought so, it;'s probably absorbing emotional spectrum energies too. Or she's got some kind of concealing device down here.
To be fair, if you do end up hitting something, your armour can tank it.
Don't get distracted, OL. Let's hope it doesn't sniff out the juicy morsel flitting about... Namely you.
Getting a real 'Spock flies into V'Ger' vibe here... Trippy.
Yeah, that's to be expected. This thing is basically a black hole without the hypergravity, in terms of energy absorption...
Well, shit. Looks like you're gonna be stuck with the old Righteous Face Punching when you find Sparta...
And now I'm picturing a black mist flowing along the walls all around him, heading for the surface... Spooky.
Ah, Sparta's sponsor, no doubt. Finally we get to find out who it is...
Which would presumably be what was futzing around with his head back during the fighting. Presumably meant to create a blockade against exotic travel methods, like Greediporting.
Yes, marvellous timing. Also known as 'stepping hip deep in the latrines'.
Ah, basically the Anti-Scott Free. The man with the convoluted plans.
...And he's worryingly genre savvy. Great.
So, the Ascendant war messed up the world's Thaumic structure. Which probably goes some way to explaining why the Titans fled. The place is probably inimical to anything with a soul now.
Ah, the Conspicuous CG effect again. I'm betting the New God device is meant to serve as a control system for the Sun-Eaters. And lets mere mortals bridge the functionality gap between them and a Maltusian in order to use the factory controls.
Ah, yes, the 'never gloat until all your enemies are dead' part of the Evil Overlord list... Critical failure there.
Overestimating your importance a little, are we, little frog? Too bad the world outside your well is quite a bit more complex than you wish it were.
Ah, so that's how they got it. Surprised he doesn't use a Hush Tube, though. Guess he didn't have all the materials needed to build one.
Or, as others have said, he knew you were there the moment you got near enough. Guy's a grade-A asshole.
No, OL, I don't this is going to be that easy.
Predictable? Disappointing? Annoying? Yes, yes I suppose it is.
