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newbee2004 wrote:Have to go with crazies. noone kills a group of PCs faster then a crazy.

"Gee what's that button do?" "BOOOOM!

iamgeorge wrote:what are your opinions on the most dangerous/lethal occ/rcc in rifts?

Killer Cyborg wrote:

iamgeorge wrote:what are your opinions on the most dangerous/lethal occ/rcc in rifts?

Whichever one I'm playing.

Atramentus wrote:Mind Melter.

"Oh it sure is stuffy in that helmet. Why don't you take it off? Oh come now, I'm unarmed and your a big skilled soldier. There you go."

*Mind Bolt* "Oh, I've melted another one's mind."

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Atramentus wrote:Mind Melter.

"Oh it sure is stuffy in that helmet. Why don't you take it off? Oh come now, I'm unarmed and your a big skilled soldier. There you go."

*Mind Bolt* "Oh, I've melted another one's mind."

Heck, according to Wayne Breaux Mind Bolt's are pure mental damage that bypass armor... so you can skip that first step...

Josh Sinsapaugh wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Atramentus wrote:Mind Melter.

"Oh it sure is stuffy in that helmet. Why don't you take it off? Oh come now, I'm unarmed and your a big skilled soldier. There you go."

*Mind Bolt* "Oh, I've melted another one's mind."

Heck, according to Wayne Breaux Mind Bolt's are pure mental damage that bypass armor... so you can skip that first step...

According to Breaux there is a "Preserve" in the Xiticix Hivelands....

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Josh Sinsapaugh wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Atramentus wrote:Mind Melter.

"Oh it sure is stuffy in that helmet. Why don't you take it off? Oh come now, I'm unarmed and your a big skilled soldier. There you go."

*Mind Bolt* "Oh, I've melted another one's mind."

Heck, according to Wayne Breaux Mind Bolt's are pure mental damage that bypass armor... so you can skip that first step...

According to Breaux there is a "Preserve" in the Xiticix Hivelands....

I must have missed that one....

Josh Sinsapaugh wrote:I clicked "other" and will be throwing my chips in with the Lanotaur from Psi-scape.

Scooter the Outlaw wrote:

Josh Sinsapaugh wrote:I clicked "other" and will be throwing my chips in with the Lanotaur from Psi-scape.

Most definitely... can't think of anything much scarier than having one of these things decide it wants to kill you.

Solothurn wrote:I said other.
Neo-human R.C.C. of New Anchillies in South America.
They are much more powerfull then a mindmelter since you start your charachter with the mind melter just as a beginning step.

Josh Sinsapaugh wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

iamgeorge wrote:what are your opinions on the most dangerous/lethal occ/rcc in rifts?

Whichever one I'm playing.

I clicked "other" and will be throwing my chips in with the Lanotaur from Psi-scape.

Solothurn wrote:

The Sovereign wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Josh Sinsapaugh wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Atramentus wrote:Mind Melter.

"Oh it sure is stuffy in that helmet. Why don't you take it off? Oh come now, I'm unarmed and your a big skilled soldier. There you go."

*Mind Bolt* "Oh, I've melted another one's mind."

Heck, according to Wayne Breaux Mind Bolt's are pure mental damage that bypass armor... so you can skip that first step...

According to Breaux there is a "Preserve" in the Xiticix Hivelands....

I must have missed that one....

If Mind Bolts go through armour then Mind Melters just became one of the strongest OCCs anywhere, with the ability to do mega-damage that ignores armour, juicing a normal, fully armoured person in a single attack.

Don't forget shockwave attack from Vibration Super Power.

Solothurn wrote:

The Sovereign wrote:

Solothurn wrote:

Dead Boy wrote:What? No Cosmo Knights, or Apoks, or Atlantian Conservators? Any one of them would wipe the floor with all of the above.

Prove to me that they can "wipe the floor" with a Neo-Human and Ill take your post as intelligent.

The Vibration thing was from the FanFAQ, and as for proof...read Phase World, Wormwood, and Atlantis, respectively.

Your getting my Neo-Human post mixed up with my vibration one. Thier two different subjects I was posting about. Vibration has nothing to do with Neo-Humans.

Solothurn wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Solothurn wrote:

The Sovereign wrote:

Solothurn wrote:

Dead Boy wrote:What? No Cosmo Knights, or Apoks, or Atlantian Conservators? Any one of them would wipe the floor with all of the above.

Prove to me that they can "wipe the floor" with a Neo-Human and Ill take your post as intelligent.

The Vibration thing was from the FanFAQ, and as for proof...read Phase World, Wormwood, and Atlantis, respectively.

Your getting my Neo-Human post mixed up with my vibration one. Thier two different subjects I was posting about. Vibration has nothing to do with Neo-Humans.

Reread the part where he tells you that Proof is in Phase World, Wormwood, and Atlantis.
That's addressing your post at hand; Cosmo Knights are in Phase World, Apoks are in Wormwood, and Conservators are in Atlantis.

Then he should of clarified it better! Besides, that isn't proof.

The Sovereign wrote:

Edge wrote:

Solothurn wrote:

The Sovereign wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Josh Sinsapaugh wrote:

Killer Cyborg wrote:

Atramentus wrote:Mind Melter.

"Oh it sure is stuffy in that helmet. Why don't you take it off? Oh come now, I'm unarmed and your a big skilled soldier. There you go."

*Mind Bolt* "Oh, I've melted another one's mind."

Heck, according to Wayne Breaux Mind Bolt's are pure mental damage that bypass armor... so you can skip that first step...

According to Breaux there is a "Preserve" in the Xiticix Hivelands....

I must have missed that one....

If Mind Bolts go through armour then Mind Melters just became one of the strongest OCCs anywhere, with the ability to do mega-damage that ignores armour, juicing a normal, fully armoured person in a single attack.

Don't forget shockwave attack from Vibration Super Power.

Better Option: Vibrate to become Intangible.

You can Vibrate through Inorganic Substances at 1/3 Speed.

Take a Sword that does Mega-Damage, hit someone in Inorganic Armor with it, it goes through their armor, slowing down, but still doing 1/3rd Damage...1/3rd of Mega-Damage is still going to kill a squishy dead.

80. Using the power of 'Vibration', can a hero use the ability 'Vibrate Through Substances' to punch/kick someone through their armor? Under the power's description, it says that the only substances that cannot be passed thru are living, organic substances. Speed is also reduced to 1/3. So, can a physical attack be made through an opponent's inorganic armor? If so, is the damage reduced by 1/3 because the Spd is 1/3?
Answer: No, it is not possible to use this power to vibrate a punch through armor.

The Sovereign wrote:

Edge wrote:That doesn't matter though.

They aren't becoming intangible to go a certain distance, just vibrating so they can pass through inorganic matter.

Meaning, if you stuck your hand through a wall, and there was someone on the on the other side, you could tap them on the shoulder, much to their surprise...

But you couldn't force your hand as fast as you could through the wall and punch them apparently, because if you can't do it through body armor, why could you do it through anything else, right?

Lame/10.

Yeah, I might allow people to go through armour, but only with punches and kicks and so forth. And I'm not sure I'd let them vibrate MD weapons through armour, and they probably shouldn't have supernatural strength. As lame as it is, I don't really want a character running around killing thousands by putting vibro-knives through enemies' armour.

Bestarium wrote:Other

Whose more dangerous? The man that kills people, or the man that invents a "better" way to do so?

Or what about a character that spreads revolutionary ideas? One that gains wisdom from the past successes and failures of others to ensure their own success?

I'd say a Rogue Scientist or Scholar are the most dangerous O.C.C's from the main book. The Coalition would probably think so atleast.

Damian Magecraft wrote:I voted Other

The most lethal/dangerous Occ/Pcc/Rcc in rifts?

All of them.

Its not the stats that make a O/P/Rcc lethal/dangerous its the mind controling them that does.

RainOfSteel wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:I voted Other

The most lethal/dangerous Occ/Pcc/Rcc in rifts?

All of them.

Its not the stats that make a O/P/Rcc lethal/dangerous its the mind controling them that does.

"The quality of the crate matters little. Success depends upon who sits in it."
--Baron Manfred von Richtofen

Solothurn wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:

RainOfSteel wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:I voted Other

The most lethal/dangerous Occ/Pcc/Rcc in rifts?

All of them.

Its not the stats that make a O/P/Rcc lethal/dangerous its the mind controling them that does.

"The quality of the crate matters little. Success depends upon who sits in it."
--Baron Manfred von Richtofen

now that is a quote that deserves to be sigged. too bad i didnt find it first

The quote means nothing to me because anyone who "sits in a crate" would not be a "poster child" of much. I mean really, think about it. If someone is going to quote about a person in a crate to point out the skill of a good mind, I don't think I would talk about someone who would want to be in a crate. Unless its in context with the bragging of a mob hitman who is talking about someone he assasinated and put in the crate and pointed it out as his trophy with that quote. Then that would be a good joke.

Solothurn wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:

RainOfSteel wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:I voted Other

The most lethal/dangerous Occ/Pcc/Rcc in rifts?

All of them.

Its not the stats that make a O/P/Rcc lethal/dangerous its the mind controling them that does.

"The quality of the crate matters little. Success depends upon who sits in it."
--Baron Manfred von Richtofen

now that is a quote that deserves to be sigged. too bad i didnt find it first

The quote means nothing to me because anyone who "sits in a crate" would not be a "poster child" of much. I mean really, think about it. If someone is going to quote about a person in a crate to point out the skill of a good mind, I don't think I would talk about someone who would want to be in a crate. Unless its in context with the bragging of a mob hitman who is talking about someone he assasinated and put in the crate and pointed it out as his trophy with that quote. Then that would be a good joke.

Qev wrote:I'd have to say...

Game Master OCC.

RainOfSteel wrote:

Solothurn wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:

RainOfSteel wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:I voted Other

The most lethal/dangerous Occ/Pcc/Rcc in rifts?

All of them.

Its not the stats that make a O/P/Rcc lethal/dangerous its the mind controling them that does.

"The quality of the crate matters little. Success depends upon who sits in it."
--Baron Manfred von Richtofen

now that is a quote that deserves to be sigged. too bad i didnt find it first

The quote means nothing to me because anyone who "sits in a crate" would not be a "poster child" of much. I mean really, think about it. If someone is going to quote about a person in a crate to point out the skill of a good mind, I don't think I would talk about someone who would want to be in a crate. Unless its in context with the bragging of a mob hitman who is talking about someone he assasinated and put in the crate and pointed it out as his trophy with that quote. Then that would be a good joke.

<sigh />

Manfred was one of the finest fighter pilots the world has ever seen. He invented most of what later became "modern dogfighting". He defied conventions, repeatedly, and succeeded when he did so.

His fighter squadron, the Flying Circus, tended to mow down just about everyone they came across.

Manfred called all fighter planes crates. The quote above is world famous.

"Crate" becomes a generic term referring to any vehicle, craft, or even general situation.

Manfred himself sat in many crates, and believe me, he was, and is, the poster child of all the great fighter pilots who have ever lived.

Damian Magecraft wrote:RoS if you have to explain it then he is already lost to us...
pity he seemed to have potential too...

RainOfSteel wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:RoS if you have to explain it then he is already lost to us...
pity he seemed to have potential too...

Now now, none of that!

Solothurn is posting some pretty cool artwork, so I forgive him.

Solothurn wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:

RainOfSteel wrote:

Damian Magecraft wrote:RoS if you have to explain it then he is already lost to us...
pity he seemed to have potential too...

Now now, none of that!

Solothurn is posting some pretty cool artwork, so I forgive him.

Ok if only for the Artwork he is forgiven...

Your foregivness is irrelavant for I did not ask for it. As for the reference, comparing with such an indirect analogy as has been done, one would need to at least consider the possibility that not everyone is going to know every enduendo a total stanger knows or for that matter, thinks. Only someone like you, and anyone else for that matter, who has no perpensity to even realize the obvious over thier own self dillusional arragonce would not only not realize this, but would actually mistaken me as someone who actually give a **** what they thought.
"Oh thank you for your mercy, gosh I was too primitive to understand your superior intellect master, oh by the way, would you like to have me rent a backhoe to cleap up all the bull **** that just came out of your mouth."

Solothurn wrote:Your foregivness is irrelavant for I did not ask for it.

Thinyser wrote:see what i mean

Solothurn wrote:

Kalinda wrote:If you don't recognize a quote or reference all you have to do is ask for clarification, no one will think any less of you for it. Or if you don't want to ask, ten minutes of research via google or another search engine would have turned up enough info on Richtofen to put the quote in context. I don't think anyone expects everyone to know everything. However, making assumptions and blathering about how stupid the quote was when you don't have any idea what you're talking about is only going to make you look like a fool.

You wasting electrons.