What genshin impact game mechanic would you want?
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@Murphy'sLawReallySucks to be honest I was tired and decided that to just do this normally because if I was truly awake (like brush my teeth get ready for school type deal) I would send that thing to the moon (of course I still pay for milk)
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I got portal manipulation I go to the store and get milk (paying of course) then portal that thing to Hawaii
Object communication
I have 2/5 knowledge about it so ask your questions
What powers does reaper from overwatch have?
Trap Manipulation
Live in a world that has a turn based system or strategy based system?
I used to fear death, lying awake at night wondering when my time would come. I’ve seen and heard loved ones pass away and often thought, what if I were immortal? But over time, I came to realize that in a way, everyone is immortal. While we all inevitably walk toward death’s door, we also cherish the days we have, through the good and the bad. And as long as we hold on to the memories of those we’ve lost, they never truly die.
I have a type and I know it won’t provoke him
What’s the power when you make something long?
Example a small piece of rope and make it longer
Is it weird that I like a evil Mc in fanfics?
Where did you make this
@Abdalla1234 only the ones with size manipulation
If you were to take a object with this power what would it be?
I would Take the crystal flashlight from gravity falls because all I need is batteries
Name: Lucky “Ace” LaChance
Role: Damage
Backstory:
Lucky LaChance was once a renowned gambler and former casino owner from Monaco. Known for his incredible luck and calculated risks, he earned the nickname “Ace” after never losing a hand of cards in his prime. However, after his casino empire was brought down by corporate espionage, he turned to the world of mercenaries, using his gambling prowess in battle to outwit his enemies. Lucky’s approach to combat is all about unpredictability, pushing his luck to gain the upper hand.
Appearance:
• Outfit: A sleek, stylish suit with hints of futuristic armor. His coat tails are lined with glowing holographic cards. His design would mix high-roller casino aesthetics with cutting-edge tech.
• Accessories: A deck of energy cards he wields, which he throws in combat. He has a slot machine-themed arm with digital displays that trigger random effects during his abilities.
Abilities:
1. Primary Fire: Card Shuriken
Lucky throws sharp, holographic playing cards at enemies. These cards are fast but deal moderate damage, with the chance for a critical hit with each card (higher than the normal crit chance).
2. Secondary Fire: Loaded Dice
Lucky tosses an explosive set of dice at enemies. When the dice explode, they deal area damage. Depending on the number shown on the dice, the damage can be either lower or much higher, making it a gamble each time.
3. Ability 1: Luck of the Draw
Lucky activates a random card from his deck, which grants him one of several possible buffs for 10 seconds. Buffs may include increased movement speed, damage resistance, faster reload speed, or extra damage. The random nature of the card adds unpredictability to his kit.
4. Ability 2: High Stakes
Lucky marks a single enemy with a “high stakes” symbol for 7 seconds. During this time, both Lucky and the marked enemy deal double damage to each other. The mark makes it a gamble for both, either ending in a quick victory or a swift defeat.
5. Ultimate: Jackpot
Lucky activates a jackpot slot machine that spins above his head. After a few seconds, the machine stops and releases one of several possible powerful effects based on the combination. Possible outcomes include a massive AOE damage burst, a large healing pulse for allies, a team-wide damage buff, or an instant reset for his cooldowns. The ultimate is a high-risk, high-reward move that can turn the tide of battle in unexpected ways.
Personality:
Lucky is smooth, suave, and confident, with an air of danger that comes from always living on the edge. He makes witty remarks during combat, often referencing card games and gambling terminology. His voice lines reflect his love of risk and the thrill of the game, with quips like “Time to cash in” or “Feeling lucky?”
Playstyle:
Lucky is best suited for players who enjoy an element of risk in their gameplay. His abilities can be incredibly powerful, but their random nature requires him to adapt quickly to changing situations. He’s perfect for aggressive, unpredictable playstyles where luck can make the difference between victory and defeat.
Both are real people but was born to never be seen by other people
Mechuro having heavenly restrictions and Rudy is a potato
Boss Name: Slick Sly the Oil Tycoon
Theme: A 1920s oil magnate with a corrupt business empire, reminiscent of old industrial-age barons. The fight takes place on an oil rig, surrounded by leaking pipes, machinery, and polluted waters.
Phase 1: Slick Sly
• Appearance: A tall, rotund man in a pinstripe suit with a cigar in his mouth and an oil-slicked mustache. He constantly flips a coin in one hand and holds a large wrench in the other.
• Attacks:
• Coin Toss: Flicks oversized, sharp-edged coins toward the player, which bounce around the screen.
• Oil Spout: Random pipes on the battlefield burst, sending geysers of oil shooting upwards. Players need to dodge them.
• Wrench Smash: Sly swings his wrench downward, creating shockwaves that travel across the floor.
Phase 2: Oil Golem
• Transformation: Slick Sly falls into a vat of oil and merges with it, creating a monstrous, living oil golem with glowing eyes and his hat floating on top.
• Appearance: The oil golem is an amorphous, black blob with ever-shifting arms and hands that lash out and reshape as needed.
• Attacks:
• Oil Wave: The golem shoots waves of oil across the floor that slow the player’s movements and cause damage if not avoided.
• Oil Tentacles: Tentacles of oil rise up from the ground and try to grab or slap at the player.
• Tornado Spin: The golem spins rapidly, flinging smaller oil globs at high speed across the screen.
Phase 3: Slick Sly’s Final Form
• Transformation: Slick Sly is ejected from the oil golem, looking ragged and angry. He now rides a giant mechanical oil drill, which he controls like a steampunk mech.
• Appearance: The drill is covered in pipes and gears, constantly leaking oil, and spewing smoke. Slick Sly sits in the cockpit, firing energy blasts from the machine.
• Attacks:
• Drill Charge: The mech charges across the screen, with the drill spinning rapidly, tearing up the ground and sending debris flying.
• Energy Burst: The drill’s machinery malfunctions, causing it to overload and fire bolts of electricity across the stage.
• Oil Bombs: Slick Sly throws explosive oil canisters that stick to the ground before detonating in pools of fire and oil.
Final Knockout Sequence:
As the mech explodes, Slick Sly is sent flying off-screen, and oil floods the area. The screen fades out with the text “KNOCKOUT!” dripping with oil.
If your Oc were in the real world do you think earth has a chance of stopping your Oc
Because if my Oc were real then no one is surviving