I think I'd rather trim my powers to something more managable. Complete Arsenal seems more like an end goal, rather than something I'd want to start with. After all, if you have everything, what's next?
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I'd keep them and use them like Ben 10's omnitrix or the H.E.R.O. Dial and test out their potential.
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Something I always wondered though, does Complete Arsenal include Omniscience and Omnipresence or are they in a different Category?
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AlphaTheHD wrote:
No. I would seal any power that would threaten my individuality, straight-up discard any magic powers and keep the rest. If it's a universe where other people also have superpowers, advanced technology, magic, etc., I'd use universal scale Real World Enforcement then do as described below using Telekinetic Force Manipulation.----
Running rampant in the world, spreading chaos and destruction everywhere you go for your own enjoyment while laughing at the utter futility of any attempt at stopping you?
No. I would seal any power that would threaten my individuality, straight-up discard any magic powers and keep the rest. If it's a universe where other people also have superpowers, advanced technology, magic, etc., I'd use universal scale Real World Enforcement then do as described below using Telekinetic Force Manipulation.----
A Super One wrote:
After all, if you have everything, what's next?
Running rampant in the world, spreading chaos and destruction everywhere you go for your own enjoyment while laughing at the utter futility of any attempt at stopping you?
What? That's what Absolute Restoration is for.
Why no love for the magic powers?
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Surprised to see that not come up until recently. Fuck creating a perfect place to live for any party involved, I'm just gonna dick around with all these powers. Not that there's anything wrong with that, just saying.
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"Complete Arsenal seems more like an end goal, rather than something I'd want to start with. After all, if you have everything, what's next?"
Very, very true. Life and happiness both are a journey rather than the destination, so the most reasonable choice is to balance things out to make this journey as awesome as possible ^ ^
@ BraveHeart : That's usually what I start doing in video games via cheating tools, but it all gets real boring and meaningless pretty fast, since nothing achieved this way has any value. So I look for the best possible minimal cheat, that maximizes the fun while preserving all the progressive mechanics and motivational reward system that makes the game interesting to play.
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BraveHeart70 wrote:
Why no love for the magic powers?
I'm more of a science fiction guy than fantasy because I've always found science more appealing than magic.
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@Alpha Eh, if I had magic, I'd treat it like a science and try to understand it's inner workings and how it fundamentally functions.
@DYBAD: I tried using all the cheats at the beginning of GTA IV. It didn't get as boring as I originally thought, but I did find more enjoyment out of using one or two cheats (that didn't jeopardize me getting the trophy "Cleaned the Mean Streets") and the added challenge made it a lot more fun.
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If I had the power I'd keep it fully!
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There's no way I would keep all the powers. I think I would want some kind of device or object (maybe like Ben10) to where I wouldn't have access to all the powers at all times but maybe a choice few.
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