Honestly, from what we know of him, just not being ambushed by a monster while he was distracted by his family might have been enough
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yeah but we were talking about the game too and multiple times before so it's just weird. it maybe because the admins didn't like us correcting someone lying
Zolrazz
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Here, I think it falls more to the question of, what are the circumstances? Oscar was a monster, an aberration, and not because of his power, but because of his skill, I can't remember the exact number, but his skill as a human must have been between 60 or 70, an absurd amount, Michael and Alice are the only ones who might have more skill, but, until we know for sure, Oscar is basically the greatest or one of the most skilled
Oscar beat his monster without preparation? Yes, but we must remember that although it was a monster, it wasn't that powerful, considering Oscar's own abilities, dangerous but not powerful. Michael beat his monster, true, but two things to note, he had time to prepare, and even though he won, he would have died if it hadn't been for the 2nd Apostle
And being honest, level 1 mc could be killed by them or kill them, the odds are 50/50, because they have a lot of training, but without weapons and using only their hands, The mc would end up winning, either by his bone thorns or his poison, it would be basically this here:
if they are a human then a single hit will kill them or at least make them lose because of the poison plus only one of the poisons in that tentacle can make someone paralyzed in seconds and he has a bunch mixed in and all of them are enhanced by his powers so those poisons are even more powerful. and that's not even considering he could put the poison on his bone things or make something under the floor that makes small slices on the humans body that injects the body with that poison which would mean mc could just use his bone tentacles for range while the enemy can't get close or just make a small cut on the humans body then force a tentacle into it and just pump the poison inside them while growing his tentacle to slowly make them expand and eventually blow up.
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I don't get it. Do you HAVE to act like everyone that isn't you or doesn't agree with you, even slightly, is completely retarded? What do you gain from that? Ruining the enjoyment of the discussion for others?
Ok, now go back and re-read my comment on the recent subject of Power vs Skill, and then tell me where I said or indicated that you said or indicated skill was the only thing that matters, or even trumps power on its own. Be sure to read very carefully, because you seem to have a habit of insulting others and intentionally misinterpreting their arguements to invalidate them.
I don't care what you did or did not imply, not everything is about you. And you can very well disagree with me, that's your right. I only explained why, in my opinion, power is superior to skill. If I had to choose between great skill and great power, I would choose great power 100% of the time, because power is intrinsic, while mastery is earned. I can always learn how do do better, but I can't always become inherently better.
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Beelzebub De La Gula
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From what I've seen, power is more closely related to corruption. To me, it seems there are two paths: one based on power and corruption, which would ultimately be bad. And the other based on skill, which would be good, as it allows you to help others if they're in trouble. Of course, this is just my point of view.
The dudes at the resturant weren't fighting MC with 74 power, they were fighting freshly awakened MC with 4 power... if not less. And even then, I am decently sure you can either always win regardless, or that you can always evade the dead end there.
Also, skill and how good MC is at using his powers isn't really related. It more so refers to how good he is at fighting, which, with enough power, shouldn't matter.
Let me use chess as an analogy; even the greatest of grandmasters couldn't win if every piece opponent had besides the king was a queen. Even if (human) Oscar could read MC like a book, and MC couldn't see the obvious mate in 1, what is Oscar even supposed to do?
And also, Oscar was definitely armed.
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1. How good MC is at using his powers is 100% one of the contributing factors to the skill stat. Yes, it refers to how good he is at fighting... and if he has powers, one of the ways of increasing how good he is at fighting is getting better at using his powers.
This is why if you haven't trained before you fight the thugs at the diner, you get a dead end. If you have trained, which increases your skill to 1, then you survive. Literally the only difference is that the MC understands how to use his powers a little.
2. All this conversation about which is better is completely pointless, because unless you're solely talking about the game stats, you have no way of accurately quantifying power and skill and measuring them against each other. Each of you is just going to disagree that any analogy the other person creates is an accurate representation.
You can always survive that encounter, even with 0 power and 0 skill, if you run away. Even if you don't, you still beat them. Training also doesn't increase your skill, that's the cheerleader training specifically. Regular training increases power, and the training stat.
Though, I do agree this is pretty pointless.
So people said it was unlikely that Nyx has the potential to inherit the Soul trait, but I was looking back through some scenes and these stood out to me.
This is especially notable as appearing in the same update that confirmed Soul was the combination of Light and Dark. I know she wasn't converted by an Apostle, but given the nature of her powers, it feels like a really strong implication. This would give us three characters that appear to inherit an Arbiter trait: MC inheriting Evolution, Henri inheriting Paradox, and Nyx inheriting Soul.
This is especially notable as appearing in the same update that confirmed Soul was the combination of Light and Dark. I know she wasn't converted by an Apostle, but given the nature of her powers, it feels like a really strong implication. This would give us three characters that appear to inherit an Arbiter trait: MC inheriting Evolution, Henri inheriting Paradox, and Nyx inheriting Soul.
A couple things to mention before we let the topic fade.
- The thug fight is capable of resulting in a dead end if you fight them, and it's labelled "No control".
- Whether training raises your skill or not is kind of arbitrary admittedly. Some raise only power, some raise only skill, some raise both. The ones that raise both usually are associated with the MC learning to use his powers better and more efficiently rather than just hand-to-hand. Examples include training his tentacle usage with Michael, training techniques with Alice and Amber, and learning to use shapeshifting better with Ella. Skill is very much tied to how well the MC can use his powers, and an unskilled MC tends to find himself in situations where he eats more hits than he should or can't exploit openings in a fight.
- A power 74 MC is what you'd have around the Valravn fight, and the range of a C rank monster. It's also actually weaker than a Leigong, which typically sit between 90-150 Power. An MC with 74 power with a severe inability to use his powers efficiently would legitimately be at risk of dying to a prepared combatant, especially considering anything high calibre rips through his armour like tissue at that point. And considering regular old civilians in the superhuman-verse get easy access to things like flamethrowers and full auto shotguns with high-explosive or incendiary rounds, a 74 skill human Oscar VS 74 Power MC fight might actually be significantly closer than you'd think.
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Good summary overall. In the end, this argument just comes down to what you measure as skill. The game seems to grant skills only when you're directly training your combat skills, which includes using your power effectively of course, but MC actually using his transformations is largely unrelated to skill (the stat). If anything, the transformation training grants power, as well as the training stat.
Although, Oscar didn't kill a leigong, that was Michael... with a ton of preptime. The monster Oscar killed IIRC is called wepwawet. The one with the slowdown ability. It most definitely isn't as strong as Leigong, and Oscar was probably armed, so my guess is that Oscar probably shot the thing critically, and then got pounced on.
Something occurred to me when thinking about where the MC's powers will progress as he evolves. In later stages, a Superhuman's powers start veering more towards the conceptual along with the simpler "same thing but stronger" powers that simply grow with the Power stat.
I wonder if the MC's trait of Evolution along with the Body's immense regeneration might lend itself to becoming something like Doomsday from the Superman comics, where an attack might just about obliterate him, his Body trait regenerates him, and the conceptual mingling with Memory of the attack fuses into an Evolution where he becomes highly resistant, if not immune, to the type of attack that almost killed him. Right there in the moment, not over time.
That seems exactly like the kind of thing that would help MC stay in the game against some of these obscenely powerful abilities, staying in line with the fact that he doesn't specialize in firepower but rather durability and adaptability.
I wonder if the MC's trait of Evolution along with the Body's immense regeneration might lend itself to becoming something like Doomsday from the Superman comics, where an attack might just about obliterate him, his Body trait regenerates him, and the conceptual mingling with Memory of the attack fuses into an Evolution where he becomes highly resistant, if not immune, to the type of attack that almost killed him. Right there in the moment, not over time.
That seems exactly like the kind of thing that would help MC stay in the game against some of these obscenely powerful abilities, staying in line with the fact that he doesn't specialize in firepower but rather durability and adaptability.
If I was treating you as though you were even remotely retarded I wouldn't have told you to re-read previous posts, I'd have just ignored you entirely.
People can, and too often do, make mistakes when reading what another person has written, and for various reasons.
If your enjoyment comes from misrepresenting what someone else wrote, then you've a strange idea of enjoying a discussion.
When I'm responding to your response(s) to me, yes, it is. That's how discussion works... It's exactly the same for you when responding to me too.
That's not "all you did" though.
Aside from repeating the exact same argument of DecadentDesires whilst professing to have read my posts already (meaning that I automatically would not agree with your opinion and making your posting of your opinion to me entirely redundant), your posts took the stance that I had said something I had not... That is not discussion, that's berderline gaslighting.
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I wonder, can the MC tank a nuke? At which point if any did he become so powerful that the government or HERO tech (without SuperHumans) wouldn't be able to kill him
I think he could once he hits level 4, but not as he currently is
Depending on the yield of the warhead, I wouldn't doubt that he could tank the blast. I'm fairly certain that nukes were ruled out as a means of taking on the toughest classes of monsters in general, due to the explosive force not being enough to kill or possibly even injure them.
I'd be more curious about the radiation exposure though.
His armoured form would more than likely block alpha, beta and gamma radiation, but the real question is whether or not it'd block neutron radiation, and how well his cells and superhuman dna can handle the damaging effects.
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I've been thinking that, myself. It just makes sense as a combination of Body and Memory, even without any conceptual business. We've seen that infusing his memories into his body lets the MC automate his transformations. It should be possible at the highest end to automate the process so much the MC doesn't even have to design his transformations, just have his body shift on its own to handle the current problem. Ella actually says this update that combining Body and Memory is the key to "ultimate adaptation". Maybe she meant something else, but with her emphasis on how Body is more important and Memory is supposed to support it, I'm betting she means that sort of adaptive transformation.
It would be cool if we see something like that the next time the Eye manifests. It's implied to remember its deaths across the Dead Ends, so maybe it will have adapted to survive what's killed it before. Like, what if when Deus shows up toprune the timeline, finds his attacks ineffective, and has to bring in someone else who hasn't fought the Eye yet to handle it for him? I think that would be a fun comeback from the Eye's loss against him.