I didn't notice that. My prior perceptions about SCP-682 being afraid of SCP-173 and SCP-173's identity as the Koitern must have affected my interpretation of that. That being said, I'd say that Dr. Bright wouldn't really have much of a reason to be happy if SCP-682 simply recovered, so permanent incapacitation is pretty much guaranteed if it didn't actually kill SCP-682 though I feel like as if something like that would warrant more of an explanation and there would also be the possibility of the ripped apart pieces of SCP-682 still being dangerous.
I'm not sure what your problem with SCP is but it does puzzle me why you would comment here or even take a look if that is how you feel about it.
What would be the case with 173 incapacitating 682?
We already scale EC 173 to 682 no? I think there's not much to change from this revision.
Wouldn't 682's Regeneration be a problem?
Isn't 682 regenerating a common and frustrating result though? Why would Bright think that this is a positive thing? Do we assume that 173 is constantly ripping 682 apart in an unending cycle where 682 is suffering and afraid?
on mobile so i cant tell if there are multiple logs.
Doesn't 2599 have the power of basically doing anything she is ordered to do with the caveat that she can't fully carry out her orders? That doesn't seem like a good example. 682's Regeneration makes it pretty much impossible for it to be incapacitated through physical harm, so that happening would definitely be odd or inconsistent.Scp 2599 was ordered to kill 682 and ripped it to shred and its implied that she’d have killed it if it hadnt uttered a different command that made her stop so it isnt odd or inconsistent.
However, we ultimately dont know how scp 173 would have killed 682 or if he would have killed 682. Also am i trippin or does it say 173 cant do lethal damage to 682
Which is why they asked her to kill 200% of him so that she would inturn kill 100% of him
So whats the plan here? We just assume what causes 682 disposition towards 173 and the subsequent battering handed to 682 was caused by?
I'm already aware of that. It doesn't make the example better as far as I'm concerned.
Does that mean that if someone made a match between 682 and 173 we would have 682 be terribly afraid of 173 while 173 can't actually do anything to 682? I haven't read the vast majority of the associated tales but I've read/heard that there is apparently some connection between 173's identity as the Koitern and 682's disposition towards 173.
Again, i cant think of anything we can add due to that information that isnt assumption based. I have a decent grasp on scp lore, but nothing amazing, so if there is something to add itd be lost on me.
Okay.
I know that ripping 682 to shreds wouldn't kill it but 682 suffering damage and regenerating is a pretty common result, so I'm not sure why that would be mentioned without a complaint about it surviving or regenerating again if that is what happened or is obviously going to happen. I agree with Sir Ovens though that Revised Entry doesn't explicitly say that 682 was killed and I also agree with Jibz that there is a lack of details about the things 173 is apparently capable of doing to 682.
682 getting physically harmed is a regular occurence, so I don't see that happening unless 682 is getting constantly torn apart without a way out or Bright somehow thinks that 173 doing that to 682 is for some reason more satisfying than what happened in all the other tests involving 682. Either way there isn't much information.
