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Madness Combat: Low 1-C upgrade (Plus other stuff)

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Comiphorous said:
Right now your only argument against the improbability drive is that due to the fact it was comical, it should be treated as something the sun did on it's own. The context is right there and you ignore it due to the fact you find it comical.
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You treat my interpretation as ghastly and missing the notion that the person has a “device to make the impossible possible.” In both instances nothing of the sort is shown to be the case in respect to whether the device does that in not accordance with the user's will.

The blood spill applies to one dude because he got the worst of it and comedically he lost a “ton” of blood kinda like an idiom we say. The shot in the head and with the blood emphasizes both the hysteric notion that it is exaggerated and comical.

The Sun portion being even better instance of childish joke. As it looked very dumb and if you had any awareness then the joke was coming from a “mile away.” Nothing about anything there was controlled or without being purposefully comical.
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I'm tryna get a peak under the hood on how you came to the conclusions you did.
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I don't think a game with an art style like that with tons of exaggeration to believe that everything should be grounded in having an ability.

Imagine if the guy killed another NPC and he turned into a Cheese Pizza out of the blue and we’re going to label it “biological manipulation” like if there was awareness then obviously they're playing at a joke.
Comiphorous said:
You read stuff on the machine and maker, who are not apart of this CRT. again perhaps the Low 1-A is good for them, but The Auditor does not scale to people who see him as fiction. His only grounds to scaling to The Machine are that he is a statement that he's a steward to The Machine and that he was able to somehow get his hands on the prime code of The Machine, but we have no idea how he does either of those things.
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Low 1-A is still quantitative and nothing like 1-A. As for why I brought it up, it certainly wasn't out of the blue since everyone is discussing it. Clearly, you're not interested in it then fine we can leave it. I just think Low 1-A is more accurate than Low 1-C.
 
A small note: I realized in the mag agent section of your nevadean physiology page, you have mentioned about mag agents having artificial bones and since making them immune to bone manipulation. The problem is that this only applies to nexus mag agents. AAHW mags are created with magnification machines.
 
Hank_J._Wimbleton_69 said:
A small note: I realized in the mag agent section of your nevadean physiology page, you have mentioned about mag agents having artificial bones and since making them immune to bone manipulation. The problem is that this only applies to nexus mag agents. AAHW mags are created with magnification machines.
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The AAHW got their tech and troops from Nexus Core, it wouldn't make sense for them to get their troops and tech from Nexus Core and Nexus Core selling AAHW a different method to make Mag Agents since NC never implies they ever found another way to make them.
 
Sorry bout the wait. updated the physiology blog to include references for the abilities that didn't have it, plus rewrote and redid some bits of the Zed section because it lowkey didn't make any sense. It should be all set.
 
Comiphorous said:
Sorry bout the wait. updated the physiology blog to include references for the abilities that didn't have it, plus rewrote and redid some bits of the Zed section because it lowkey didn't make any sense. It should be all set.
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Speaking of physiology, I want to point out that Half Mags in MC 12 apparently have stone skeletons



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Employe said:
Speaking of physiology, I want to point out that Half Mags in MC 12 apparently have stone skeletons



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Half-Mags aren't notable enough to have their own section, and nothing they can do/have would apply to regular Mags.
 
Comiphorous said:
Half-Mags aren't notable enough to have their own section, and nothing they can do/have would apply to regular Mags.
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Fair

However, while rewatching episode, I noticed that in the scene where he supposedly "Reprograms" Sanford, there is a set of things that Auditor can "do" to him

And among stuff like "Seeking for violence" and "Give a weapon" (Aka something what we already saw him doing in episodes), it also contained "To make hurts"

Possibly a hax of Pain Manipulation for Auditor
 
Comiphorous said:
bump. what left is there to do here?
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Bumping further. Nobody from mods who I informed gave a reaction.

Also, why Auditor has only a Mid regeneration? Should not be at least mid-high due to him reforming own body after getting exploded? He even lost those "Scars" on his back in MC 12
 
Employe said:
Bumping further. Nobody from mods who I informed gave a reaction.

Also, why Auditor has only a Mid regeneration? Should not be at least mid-high due to him reforming own body after getting exploded? He even lost those "Scars" on his back in MC 12
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Because he does still have the scars. You can see them here. They're likely permanent, therefore he can't fully heal from that type of damage.

If the scars eventually heal themselves, his avatar could theoretically get High-Mid regen over time. but since we haven't seen anything, it's safe to assume they're permanent and he caps at Mid regen for his avatar.
 
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Because he does still have the scars. You can see them here. They're likely permanent, therefore he can't fully heal from that type of damage.

If the scars eventually heal themselves, his avatar could theoretically get High-Mid regen over time. but since we haven't seen anything, it's safe to assume they're permanent and he caps at Mid regen for his avatar.
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Yes, but we later can see him when he chases Sanford and he seemed to got rid of them
 
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Yes, but we later can see him when he chases Sanford and he seemed to got rid of them
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Seems like he still has them, though they're less visible by the end?
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Employe said:
Yeah, he seeminly slowly regens them
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Or Krinkles just drawing the scars differently. we don't really know and it's safest to assume they're permanent until they're gone/shown to regenerate in another episode.
 
Auditor also should have dimensional travel/portal creation due to this and fact that Doc also claimed that Employers would descend into Nevada from other universe.

Also, telekinesis since he was able to pick up Halo using it
 
Btw does this form of Auditor scale anywhere? It probably doesn't because it's featless but I'm wondering if it should be considered something separate from his avatar and his hell dimension (in case you're wondering this is the form that Auditor and the other employers take in the post credits scene while they appear, before turning into their usual avatars)
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Btw does this form of Auditor scale anywhere? It probably doesn't because it's featless but I'm wondering if it should be considered something separate from his avatar and his hell dimension (in case you're wondering this is the form that Auditor and the other employers take in the post credits scene while they appear, before turning into their usual avatars)
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This is likely just some gamedev spaghetti-ness to give the employers a certain look with the fire effect on them before appearing with their usual look.
 
I'm not sure "hailing from some terrible place to descend on Nevada" is sufficient proof that they exist on a superior plane, so much as just a different one.

Is there additional context I'm missing?
 
FinePoint said:
I'm not sure "hailing from some terrible place to descend on Nevada" is sufficient proof that they exist on a superior plane, so much as just a different one.

Is there additional context I'm missing?
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the only other plane that exists is the other place.
 
FinePoint said:
I'm not sure "hailing from some terrible place to descend on Nevada" is sufficient proof that they exist on a superior plane, so much as just a different one.

Is there additional context I'm missing?
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The quote makes more sense in the context of what The Machine is, which is a metaphysical being which exists above everything in Nevada from failing.

"Descending" in this context are descending from looking over The Machine down to Nevada to fix the problem.
 
FinePoint said:
I see. And what size is Nevada, and why?
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Nevada is described as Neverending by Jebediah Christoff, and should be comparable size to The Other Place, which is described as infinitely more complex than the mind can comprehend. (although even if you don't agree with TOP size comparison, Jesus already calls it neverending so it's infinite regardless, TOP is moreso just another statement made by another scientist knowledgeable on the matter)

TOP and Nevada should be the same size due to several times throughout the game being described as "two soda cans", or as two identical containers that'd explode when messed up.
 
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