We Are Our Avatars (Discussion)

I swear to god Sparty, don't make me bring in Bromlin

Fuck it, expect to see a sheet for Bromlin tomorrow

this is a heads up for when I'm able to do my plot

since i work now, i'm on the job from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Eastern Standard Time. I can sometimes post during lunch which is around 11:30 but that is no guarantee.

Alrighty. I'll be almost totally free in about a week from now, so I'm ready to go for then.

Alright, blame Sparty for the following, let's do this.

• Name: Phil Bromlin
• Sex: Male
• Race: Human
• Skills: Excels in the operation of ground vehicles, on keeping them in working order, or making them work otherwise. Usually with a lot of duct tape and prayers.
• Physical abilities: Nothing to write home about
• Quick Traits: As the SNC's intel on him reads, "loves Golf, but hates the suburbs". Known as a bit of a mad genius, even by Corvid standards, among those who fought along him; Who in their right mind would drive things like an armored van or a tank with highway barriers strapped to it into combat?

Now, on to the machines in his possession:

The Killdozer

• Role: Heavy Tank. A wrecking ball on tracks with a pair of guns on top.
• Offensive capabilities: Two top-mounted hardpoints currently featuring A machinegun and a recoil-less rifle. More importantly, its sheer weight and front-mounted ram.
• Defensive capabilities: Ludicrously heavy armor, along with an energy shield and smoke projectors, to block line of sight and most forms of lock-on
• Mobility: All that heavy plating and highway barriers strapped onto this thing slow it down quite a bit. Although, Bromlin's heavily modified gearbox him to give the Killdozer surprisingly fast, if short, burst of speeds, or downshift to give the machine massive torque and crushing power. As such, It is not suited for long travel on its own.
• Extras: A very rudimentary autopilot, so Bromlin can call his vehicle to him or let it do the driving itself when he's lazy. Good for getting from A to B and loosely following traffic rules, and not much else.

The Party Van

• Role: Bromlin's lighter vehicle and daily driver, with way too many explosives for its own good.
• Offensive capabilities: Once again, two hardpoints, currently featuring a Carlos recoil-less rifle with a variety of rounds for different levels of collateral damage uses, as well as a Stutter machinegun; an higher caliber than most M Gs, but is stuck on burst-fire to preserve the weapon. the Party Van also brings the noise with a built-in Audio-Kinetic Pulse generator.
• Defensive capabilities: Extra armor plating on the inside, and an energy shield on the outside.
• Mobility: Thanks to its souped up engine and its treads being shorter than the stock van's wheelbase, the Party Van is surprisingly quick and nimble, even for its weight class.
• Extra: Once again, different weapons can be installed on the hardpoints. Most of the ammo load can also be traded out for extra space in the back, for transporting goods or people of any kind. Also features the same autopilot as its bigger brother.

edited 14th Jun '16 4:54:43 PM by FokiasTheJester

He is going to be prett stuck in most plots, spart did not choose the mongoose for "lighter vehicle" but rather that power armor allows you to be involved in more then cars.

If you are okay with some one doing less then Norman did though, your good.

I know, just went for these because they're the most hilarious to me, and they're the ones the guy actually drove.

Also Norman is still a thing, believe it or not

I'd like to make a revision to Pires's character sheet regarding the Mongoose.

For the time being I think I will undamage its audio-kinetic pulse generator and simply change it so that it can only fire once per plot, if nobody minds. If it is still deemed too powerful I can just say that after its first usage something jarred loose and it won't survive the next.

Dude, the only one worried about its power is you. >.<

let me put it this way spart: with my plot I can compensate for almost anything to make sure it isn't just a cake walk.

don't nerf yourself so hard that you aren't having fun

...I take it that means "go ahead"?

I'll let you figure that one out, Spart

Room for me in your plot? I was busy last few days but things have quietened enough i should be fine

I'm gonna just wrap this shit up like tomorrow (unless a bunch of people show up tonight) since it's been going on for around two months, and I'd rather not let this drag on even longer.

It's probably going to be rather anticlimactic, but it'll go out on a fight, at least.

Wait, has it really been two months?

Yes.

Jebus, even when I'm not in school my life feels like such a burned out drag that two months feels like nothing

That's what happens when you get older, I've heard. Time flies.

-pokes up from stacks of books-

Ain't that the truth

After this fight I think I'm done with arcs.

I can't help agreeing with that. I'm haunted by the prospect that I'll be turning 30 in 5 months, 13 days. And it feels like I was underage only last year.

Aaaaaanyway... From our discussion last night, is there anything decided (so to speak, considering our collective input is necessary) or should we wait for Fokes?

edited 20th Jun '16 12:49:55 PM by AndyLA

welcome to the 30 club andy

since eth's plot has ended apparently, does anyone have any thoughts on when they wish me to start my plot?

Anytime you feel is best. I'll be busy for a chunk of wednesday, but otherwise I'm good to go, just need to decide which character to pick for the majority of the plot.

Um, I was kinda confused on what to do today, but I promise I'll be there tomorrow.

Gah, sorry I haven't been around much lately. There's been a lot of things distracting me. Barring any unforeseen complications, though, I should be around more tomorrow at least.

While I'm at it, should I type up char sheets for my characters?