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[Loud Whispers]

Yep.
Still unable to get around 682's inability to die combined with superBorganid levels of adaptation.

682 wouldn't be the first thing that 'couldn't die' to die, really really badly.

[Morrigi]

But they adapted everyone else. Like humans, but on crack.

Not really; they designed new species, but that's about it.

They did indeed modify the civilizations they manufactured.
See: Humans, on crack.

Yep.
Still unable to get around 682's inability to die combined with superBorganid levels of adaptation.

They'd probably call in Exterminatus. Has 682 been nuked before? Because it's be like that, but with a much bigger boom. Or maybe one of the less sane Inquisitors would bring in a daemon or something. That might do it.

[Hanslanda]

But they adapted everyone else. Like humans, but on crack.

Not really; they designed new species, but that's about it.

They did indeed modify the civilizations they manufactured.
See: Humans, on crack.

Yep.
Still unable to get around 682's inability to die combined with superBorganid levels of adaptation.

They'd probably call in Exterminatus. Has 682 been nuked before? Because it's be like that, but with a much bigger boom. Or maybe one of the less sane Inquisitors would bring in a daemon or something. That might do it.

This. You all might be slightly overestimating 682. The Foundation has reduced him to 1/3rd of his body mass on multiple occasions but they couldn't quite finish him off, or he adapted to the threat RIGHT as it was going to kill him.

I think a combination of methods would kill him, but they only ever try ONE SCP at a time. I can only imagine that shooting him dead on with a cyclonic torpedo might do the trick.

[Xantalos]

But they adapted everyone else. Like humans, but on crack.

Not really; they designed new species, but that's about it.

They did indeed modify the civilizations they manufactured.
See: Humans, on crack.

Yep.
Still unable to get around 682's inability to die combined with superBorganid levels of adaptation.

They'd probably call in Exterminatus. Has 682 been nuked before? Because it's be like that, but with a much bigger boom. Or maybe one of the less sane Inquisitors would bring in a daemon or something. That might do it.

This. You all might be slightly overestimating 682. The Foundation has reduced him to 1/3rd of his body mass on multiple occasions but they couldn't quite finish him off, or he adapted to the threat RIGHT as it was going to kill him.

I think a combination of methods would kill him, but they only ever try ONE SCP at a time. I can only imagine that shooting him dead on with a cyclonic torpedo might do the trick.

IIRC at one point they used a machine that alters universal constants to turn a chamber 682 was in to Big Bang conditions and it survived.

[Flying Dice]

How about this? All of the Doctors and Batman vs. every SCP set loose at once. Batman has time to prepare, the Doctors have the Tardis, excluding the removed Super Special Snowflake Tragic Reality-Warper-Sue little girl SCPs.

[Xantalos]

They have God in containment.
...
How much prep time does Batman have?

[Flying Dice]

They have God in containment.
...
How much prep time does Batman have?

Since he's working with the Doctors, as much time as he needs.

[Vgray]

What if the SCP Foundation became aware of the Sanctuary? Assuming of course, the Sanctuary network is not owned by the Foundation.

[Scoops Novel]

Scp 682 dies easily just getting to the fucking void dragon on mars. No, what we need to discuss is a SCP apocalypse, e.g, everything out of containment, in another universe undergoing it's own apocalypse, preferably several. Let's see, wh40k definitely, the dark tower setting, all on the scale of (and in) the world of watership down's rabbits.

[Loud Whispers]

IIRC at one point they used a machine that alters universal constants to turn a chamber 682 was in to Big Bang conditions and it survived.

In which case, how the hell are they containing it? If regular Earthlings can contain what essentially surmounts to a near-deity, a better question would be is 'would the foundation in the 40k universe stamp out heresy, destroy the xenos and turn daemons into matrix-like batteries in a week?'

[Xantalos]

IIRC at one point they used a machine that alters universal constants to turn a chamber 682 was in to Big Bang conditions and it survived.

In which case, how the hell are they containing it? If regular Earthlings can contain what essentially surmounts to a near-deity, a better question would be is 'would the foundation in the 40k universe stamp out heresy, destroy the xenos and turn daemons into matrix-like batteries in a week?'

They keep it contained with plot acid, which keeps it preoccupied with regenerating instead of escaping.
The Foundation could indeed fix 40k, as they have God.

[RedWarrior0]

Also, 682 is significantly better at not being destroyed than it is at destroying things. Not that it's bad at destroying things, it's just... You need to read the Experiment Log, AKA the "Termination Attempt Log".

[Scoops Novel]

IIRC at one point they used a machine that alters universal constants to turn a chamber 682 was in to Big Bang conditions and it survived.

In which case, how the hell are they containing it? If regular Earthlings can contain what essentially surmounts to a near-deity, a better question would be is 'would the foundation in the 40k universe stamp out heresy, destroy the xenos and turn daemons into matrix-like batteries in a week?'

Well, of awesome power blah blah blah, but not necessarily god. He wouldn't destroy 682 as he said (angrily) it "wasn't mine". I'm more of a mind that the SCP is considered primitive and low tier by the inquisition.

[Xantalos]

Plus they aren't containing 343 so much as housing him. He's there voluntarily.

[Hanslanda]

Plus they aren't containing 343 so much as housing him. He's there voluntarily.

This. He demonstrates this by just violating containment whenever he damn well pleases. And they don't control him or anything, he's just there for shits and giggles pretty much.