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Hyperdimension Neptunia General Discussion U: Action Unleashed 6
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Yeah... I feel you.
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The funk is going on?
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Let's change the subject slightly... How about a little theory?
I think I've just realised that one of Batman's Gadgets could actually be a problem for a CPU...
So, at some point in Batman Arkham City, Penguin steals Mr. Freeze's Gun (which is called the "Freeze Gun", yes, I know…), and in order to fight him, Batman needs another way to take him down.
Whilst he travels across the "Torture Chamber", he finds Mr. Freeze locked up, and when Batman gets him out and informs him of Penguin using his own gun, he tells him that he built a security override into his freeze suit, to prevent people using his own weapons against him.
When Batman goes once again across the Torture Chamber and into the area where his freeze suit is, he takes out the security override chip and inserts it into a useless gadget (as it had no chips inside it at the time), which then transformed it into the "Disruptor".
After taking down Penguin, the Disruptor could jam firearms, weapons and eventually (when Batman inserts the "Mine/Bomb Disposal Chip" inside the Disruptor), Mines.
So, if I remember correctly from watching a quick YouTube video, Plutia said that she became a CPU for the first time when she found a "CPU/Processor Chip" lying around, and when she grabbed it as it was glowing or something, it allowed her to access HDD. (Please correct me if I'm wrong)
So, if Batman found any CPU Chip (assuming that all/any of the CPU Chips are identical to each other in terms of how they work), reverse-engineered it and inserted it into his Disruptor, he could literally cancel any of the CPUs from transforming into HDD.
Jesus.
I think I've just realised that one of Batman's Gadgets could actually be a problem for a CPU...
So, at some point in Batman Arkham City, Penguin steals Mr. Freeze's Gun (which is called the "Freeze Gun", yes, I know…), and in order to fight him, Batman needs another way to take him down.
Whilst he travels across the "Torture Chamber", he finds Mr. Freeze locked up, and when Batman gets him out and informs him of Penguin using his own gun, he tells him that he built a security override into his freeze suit, to prevent people using his own weapons against him.
When Batman goes once again across the Torture Chamber and into the area where his freeze suit is, he takes out the security override chip and inserts it into a useless gadget (as it had no chips inside it at the time), which then transformed it into the "Disruptor".
After taking down Penguin, the Disruptor could jam firearms, weapons and eventually (when Batman inserts the "Mine/Bomb Disposal Chip" inside the Disruptor), Mines.
So, if I remember correctly from watching a quick YouTube video, Plutia said that she became a CPU for the first time when she found a "CPU/Processor Chip" lying around, and when she grabbed it as it was glowing or something, it allowed her to access HDD. (Please correct me if I'm wrong)
So, if Batman found any CPU Chip (assuming that all/any of the CPU Chips are identical to each other in terms of how they work), reverse-engineered it and inserted it into his Disruptor, he could literally cancel any of the CPUs from transforming into HDD.
Jesus.
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It works that way only in Ultradimension. Plutia mistook it for a candy and she ate it, thus becoming a CPU. But it only works if you're compatible. If you aren't then -insert spoiler-.
They don't need it everytime they transform. It's needed only to become a CPU, and only in Ultradimension.
They don't need it everytime they transform. It's needed only to become a CPU, and only in Ultradimension.
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So, how do the CPUs transform? For example, is it similar in style to a Super Saiyan where they just transform through a technique or a specific method?
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Which one did you play?
The best to start with is Re;Birth 1, while the main storyline is Re;Birth 2, Re;Birth 3 and Megadimension Neptunia VII.
If you're wondering, Re:Birth 1 takes place in a different dimension from the successive main games, so it's not really a part of the main storyline despite being the first one released (Remake of, actually).
Everything else is a spin-off.
About the Re;Birth games, they are remakes of the original releases of the first 3 games. There's also a remake of VII, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR, but the only difference story wise is that it cuts off the other two endings of the game, leaving only the true ending. It also is way easier. So I usually advice to get VII over VIIR.
The best to start with is Re;Birth 1, while the main storyline is Re;Birth 2, Re;Birth 3 and Megadimension Neptunia VII.
If you're wondering, Re:Birth 1 takes place in a different dimension from the successive main games, so it's not really a part of the main storyline despite being the first one released (Remake of, actually).
Everything else is a spin-off.
About the Re;Birth games, they are remakes of the original releases of the first 3 games. There's also a remake of VII, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR, but the only difference story wise is that it cuts off the other two endings of the game, leaving only the true ending. It also is way easier. So I usually advice to get VII over VIIR.
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| The sun is falling in the sky beyond and light is fading from our world. |
Now serious, what thing left need to be calculated? That way my work will not go again to the absolute garbage.
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| The sun is falling in the sky beyond and light is fading from our world. |
Now serious, what thing left need to be calculated? That way my work will not go again to the absolute garbage.
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CPUs usually need Shares in order to be able to transform. It's an innate ability that they have from being CPUs. Depending on the dimension, the way CPUs are born changes. In some they're born from shares directly as CPUs, while in others (Ultradimension being the only one shown to work this way to my knowledge) they need something like the CPU Memory to make them CPUsThespeedforce21 said:
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@Alex we're still waiting for Kep to calc the ice tree, but I'm not sure if we really need anything else now that we've decided the tiers.
I was thinking of using the Ice Tree to have the base form's lowest level at "at least Ice Tree level, possibly/likely Planet level" to not base their rating only on a weapon description.
I was thinking of using the Ice Tree to have the base form's lowest level at "at least Ice Tree level, possibly/likely Planet level" to not base their rating only on a weapon description.
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The speed, you forgetful animal of the mount.
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The speed, you forgetful animal of the mount.
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You two, lol.
Anyway, if the CPUs rely on an innate ability through shares, then the Arkham City Disruptor will do absolutely nothing to them. But, however, the Arkham Knight version of the Disruptor (which is pretty much a revamp of the entire gadget) relies on electrical pulses (that can be modified later to add more specific pulses, though it's not shown in-game) that can have an effect on the thing that has been fired at, mainly working in the same way as the AC Disruptor, but has no need for security overrides or chips.
So, if Batman looked into how Share Energy transfers from Person to Goddess, and found a specific frequency in the atmosphere (he demonstrated that he could do this in Arkham Asylum and Arkham Knight), he could possibly create modified electrical pulse ammo for the Arkham Knight disruptor to block Share Energy being transferred to the Goddess.
I'm Enjoying this. We should have more debates guys, Lol (Written from my phone)
Anyway, if the CPUs rely on an innate ability through shares, then the Arkham City Disruptor will do absolutely nothing to them. But, however, the Arkham Knight version of the Disruptor (which is pretty much a revamp of the entire gadget) relies on electrical pulses (that can be modified later to add more specific pulses, though it's not shown in-game) that can have an effect on the thing that has been fired at, mainly working in the same way as the AC Disruptor, but has no need for security overrides or chips.
So, if Batman looked into how Share Energy transfers from Person to Goddess, and found a specific frequency in the atmosphere (he demonstrated that he could do this in Arkham Asylum and Arkham Knight), he could possibly create modified electrical pulse ammo for the Arkham Knight disruptor to block Share Energy being transferred to the Goddess.
I'm Enjoying this. We should have more debates guys, Lol (Written from my phone)
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We were able to find shet when the things looked awful, we will manage to do something.
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Whoops, posted this a tad too late, meant to do it pre-genki pic. >_<
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The best in my opinion are definitely Re;Birth 1 and VII.
About the former, if you can get past a bit tedious grinding, you have the game that best introduces the various characters. It is also the funniest, slightly above Re;Birth 3.
I'd say to play the main games first from RB1 to VII, then play the spin offs in no definite order.
About the former, if you can get past a bit tedious grinding, you have the game that best introduces the various characters. It is also the funniest, slightly above Re;Birth 3.
I'd say to play the main games first from RB1 to VII, then play the spin offs in no definite order.
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Testing.
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Testing 2
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Look like the thing is fine, at least for now.
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