(And I had not noticed that Foxboy had replied to this...)
I suppose the main problem with that is... what's considered a gimped set by powergamers?
(Also, it'd still have to be something I'd be willing to play. Which may or may not overlap easily. '.' Of course, it's been demonstrated that what I consider good and bad in a set can vary widely from the population at large...)
I'd almost like to do something with a big sword so I can also sneak in a reference to Arcana Heart. But I'm not sure the game has a sword big enough... or if I want to play another character like that right now. (Of course, I could probably do the reference without that.) (And while we're at it, I level slowly enough with the characters I already have...)
On to a bad idea I've already implemented...
Karen Park was a woman with one simple goal in life. She wanted to have a home with a beautiful lawn and garden.
In retrospect, perhaps Mercy Island was not the best place to pursue this goal.
If it wasn't battlesuited goons tromping over everything, it was zombies throwing up on the flowers, or people with strange glowing auras that plants just seemed to mysteriously die around. And let's not even get started on the guys in red and white with the flamethrowers...
Karen tried being nice. She put up signs. Nothing changed. Shouting "get off my lawn!" accompished nothing. (Maybe it's something about being young and comely, rather than old and curmudgeonly.)
In the end, Karen was resorted to advanced robotics technology to *make* such annoying individuals stay out of her garden. Having accomplished that, she's now set out to teach a lesson to those groups that have demonstrated a lack of respect for botanical matters...
Karen is my Robotics/Storm mastermind. Somehow while thinking about knockback powers, the "this girl wants you off her lawn" idea came to me.
Edit: I've also made one of the characters I mentioned in the first post. "Test Subject Omikron", known more casually as Ami. Fire/Fire tanker. Doesn't go into heat. '.'
-Morgan.
Foxboy Wrote:... and intentionally what the powergamers call "gimped" sets?
My dear Morgan, "Maid of Fey Hill" is made of WIN.
I suppose the main problem with that is... what's considered a gimped set by powergamers?
(Also, it'd still have to be something I'd be willing to play. Which may or may not overlap easily. '.' Of course, it's been demonstrated that what I consider good and bad in a set can vary widely from the population at large...)
I'd almost like to do something with a big sword so I can also sneak in a reference to Arcana Heart. But I'm not sure the game has a sword big enough... or if I want to play another character like that right now. (Of course, I could probably do the reference without that.) (And while we're at it, I level slowly enough with the characters I already have...)
On to a bad idea I've already implemented...
Karen Park was a woman with one simple goal in life. She wanted to have a home with a beautiful lawn and garden.
In retrospect, perhaps Mercy Island was not the best place to pursue this goal.
If it wasn't battlesuited goons tromping over everything, it was zombies throwing up on the flowers, or people with strange glowing auras that plants just seemed to mysteriously die around. And let's not even get started on the guys in red and white with the flamethrowers...
Karen tried being nice. She put up signs. Nothing changed. Shouting "get off my lawn!" accompished nothing. (Maybe it's something about being young and comely, rather than old and curmudgeonly.)
In the end, Karen was resorted to advanced robotics technology to *make* such annoying individuals stay out of her garden. Having accomplished that, she's now set out to teach a lesson to those groups that have demonstrated a lack of respect for botanical matters...
Karen is my Robotics/Storm mastermind. Somehow while thinking about knockback powers, the "this girl wants you off her lawn" idea came to me.
Edit: I've also made one of the characters I mentioned in the first post. "Test Subject Omikron", known more casually as Ami. Fire/Fire tanker. Doesn't go into heat. '.'
-Morgan.