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Author Topic: Experimentation: It Finally Works!  (Read 4768 times)

Armok

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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #30 on: September 02, 2011, 06:52:54 am »

> point out that in other versions of history she probably simply wouldn't exist because her grandmother died in a concentration camp or somehting, and even if she did the difference would be so huge that there's no meaningful sense in which she'd be the same person. And the nazis tech level wasn't changed, just one of many things they did with it.

> ask how she knows so much about mad science anyway.

> get in a longer-term relationship.

> apply a core to your router
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #31 on: September 02, 2011, 09:10:34 am »

Throw a truck at them with your mind, then do what Armok says. find a more stable source of income.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #32 on: September 02, 2011, 09:36:59 am »

The truck skids on the concrete, bashing into the Yakuza at full force. They all let out death rattles, and now you are done. You search their bodies, getting up to about 200 pounds. Right, time to head home. Arriving at home, you realize that you aren't really making that much money. If the rent comes in soon, you'll be out on the street. You need a plan.

But first, to prove a point to Melissa.

You walk to her door and knock on it. She answers it. "Oh, hey ****."

"In other versions of history you wouldn't exist because maybe I could have given the order to surrender to the allies, so there wouldn't be Anthros, you would be human and everything would be different. HA!"

"Yeah, but you smashed the phone so your point is meaningless. I saw the debris, that looked like the phone you were talking about."

... Dammit, she has thought of everything.

"Uh, nevermind. How do you know so much about mad science anyway?" You ask.

"I told you, I wanted to get in to the school of Mad Science, I studied really hard, but it turns out you guys don't accept former experimentees. So, yeah. It's pretty simple." Mellisa explains plainly.

You think to yourself it might be a good idea to get a lab assistant, specifically her. Melissa knows mad science, she's charming and you want her to be your girlfriend, so why not? Could be useful. But, on the other hand, that probably means that she wouldn't have time to interact with you outside of a lab unless you regularly went out, which could be detrimental at certain points. She does seem like she wanted to be a mad scientist, and this could be the way. Plus, she would look pretty nice in a labcoat.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #33 on: September 02, 2011, 09:48:03 am »

Hire her as a lab assistant and begin splitting cores into hundreds of samples and put them all in slightly different objects and try to understand how which object is there affects the outcome of its properties, use cheap stuff like 1p coins and bits of fruit.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #34 on: September 02, 2011, 09:49:14 am »

Put a paradox core in a paradox core.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #35 on: September 02, 2011, 09:58:38 am »

> go for it! Also read up on proper courting strategies for dealing with anthros online so you don't commit TO many embarrassing mistakes.

> Record never-made movies on the dimensional TV and upload them to youtube for instant fame. Make sure they are different enough from existing ones the you wont get into copyright/trademark law trouble.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #36 on: September 02, 2011, 10:26:54 am »

"Melissa, let's make you an actual mad scientist!" You point dramatically to the sky.

She seems completely shocked. Melissa's mouth opens and closes, and then she screams "YES!" for a very long time. You now have a lab assistant! You split hundreds of cores apart, creating all avenues of research. The 1p coins become solid gold 50% of the time, and the rest is just plain random. Same with fruit bits and other stuff. Seems like the research is heading somewhere. 50% of the time it creates an obvious improvement, but the rest is just dodgy. You finally have an idea. You add a paradox core to another paradox core. Something sparks, however, and it consumes Melissa in a bright yellow electrical stream. When the smoke clears, she seems to be very improved, both physically and mentally. She can punch through plaster and read books in seconds while memorizing them. You call these the Black Hole Cores, very unstable but highly useful.

Right, first things first, you need to make money. Yakuza lightening never strikes twice, so you need a way of making money. Using your youtube account, you upload videos of never-made movies, such as an animated adaption of Neil Gaiman's the Graveyard Book, Corruption In The Mainframe (A tale of a suddenly sentient virus who slowly falls in love with the owner of a computer he has infected) and those good Uwe Boll films. You have to wait a while, but you'll probably get an advertising deal in no time. While you are at it, you decide that learning about how you can date an anthro without offending her. The best guide you can get has this extract.

"Tip 234: Cat related puns should be avoided or you'll be thought as racist.
Tip 235: Anthros have three common species. One is based off of birds, one is based off cats (The most common) and the other based off various breeds of dogs. The dog Anthros are the most aggressive due to their nature, but can be quite loving. Bird Anthros are pretty free-spirited and Cat Anthros can be cold, but that's not exactly a common trait.
Tip 236: Warning, dog Anthros do not really get the concept of personal space. If she or he decides that cuddling up to you on the first date is fine, go along with it."

Okay, that seems pretty easy. One of the main points was to use expressions and body language to convey messages more then you would usually do. Melissa doesn't really use her body, but maybe she is just raised differently. Looks like the money is coming in, you know how to date your latest lab assistant and everything seems fine.

Melissa goes home after a hard day's work, and you are probably going to bed as well. Drifting off on the sofa, you can faintly hear beeping on your door. It blasts open, causing the door to slam against the wall. A man walks in wearing a strange uniform with a shotgun. He mutters something into his radio and aims the shotgun squarely at you, and then points to the door.

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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #37 on: September 02, 2011, 10:52:25 am »

Use your telekinesis to point the shot gun at him and have it floating in mid-air, then ask what he wants and if it sounds sucky then offer him a much better job as a henchman for you rather than some dodgy crime syndicate
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #38 on: September 02, 2011, 11:05:21 am »

Use telekinesis to insert paradox core into buckshot. See what happens when you shoot him.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #39 on: September 02, 2011, 11:06:05 am »

Use your telekinesis to point the shot gun at him and have it floating in mid-air, then ask what he wants and if it sounds sucky then offer him a much better job as a henchman for you rather than some dodgy crime syndicate

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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #40 on: September 02, 2011, 02:20:59 pm »

> just use your mental powers to destroy all the cores except one, which you swallow. Then comply with all their demands (except for not acknowledging the existence of the core) since the only thing that truly matters left is Melissa.

Or the slightly madder option:
> Launch 50 cores simultaneously at them. While they may be improved in some random way, mostly they'll just be changed randomly and likely die as a result.
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #41 on: September 02, 2011, 02:43:24 pm »

She does seem like she wanted to be a mad scientist, and this could be the way. Plus, she would look pretty nice in just a labcoat.

Fixed. Also, furries... :-X
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Re: Experimentation: Aspects
« Reply #42 on: September 02, 2011, 03:07:02 pm »

(Look, cats look good in Labcoats. This is a fact. And I already told you, I'm not a furry)

You snatch the gun away using your mind and aim it squarely at him. He looks fairly surprised.

"Now, I need a henchman. You want to be one for me?" You ask politely.

"Er, no--"

You slip the Paradox Core into the shotgun and fire it. He seems to dissipate and vanish completely. You have that weird feeling in your stomach again. Oh dear God--

Reality shifts around you and Melissa. You both stumble around, unsure of what the hell just happened. You get out your laptop and search up on Wikipedia. You notice one thing about this new reality. It appears that Christianity has been replaced with Visaism, a religion that says a savior was sent down from heaven but died on impact, and is in fact, also from the future. The name comes from the Ambit for "Savior" that was found on a strange card in the pocket of the dead savior.

"Uh, Mellisa, I think I messed around with history again." You say, tentatively.  Okay, you think you have this figured out. Paradox Cores accelerate one of three things: The Time Aspect, The Space Aspect and the Mechanic Aspect. The Time Aspect relates to objects that suddenly become time-traveling or related to time travel. The Space Aspect is related to objects that are trans-dimensional. The Mechanic Aspect is an acceleration of one of the goals of the object. Wow. You have it almost figured out completely.

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Re: Experimentation: Aspects
« Reply #43 on: September 02, 2011, 03:10:56 pm »

*snip*
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Re: Experimentation: This was a terrible idea
« Reply #44 on: September 02, 2011, 03:13:46 pm »

> check so your an Melissas memories still match.

> electrocute a core.

> hook a core up to your internet conection. Much more flexible than a TV or a phone, but roughly the same type of behaviour can be expected.

> try to work out why you and Melissa were unaffected by the change. Maybe it has to do with having absorbed cores?

> combine a core with your shoes.

> combine a core with your left hand

> combine a core with Melissas tail.
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