(02-12-2018, 06:47 PM)Lord Windos Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 06:33 PM)Spiritmon Wrote: Hey Windos. I would like to ask something regardless Xenoqueen Nuclear moves. How it would work the moves Protobeam and Fission Burst? How it would be the power, effects and acuracy?

Proton Beam would have an BP of STR + 4, and would lower Sekemt's STR by 2 the first time she uses it. Powerful move, but one that'll eat into ya if you aren't careful! Those Rads are also a problem, since it dose out 35% of them on the target by default, so its a real quick way of nuking something to perfection if you are into that as well.

Fission Burst, on the other hand, is a STR + 15 move that is obviously not only Lethal, but puts out a crapton of Rads on everything it hits (Including Allies and you boy!) that survives (75% if I remember correctly) AND essentially can level a city block (or MORE, depending on the power of user/location you are at) AND more or less permenantly irradiate that area without Hazma or YEARS of heavy decomtamination/covering it all in a thick layer of Rad Prof Cement.

Its essentially a alternate, discounted version of Genesis Supernova, which means its the sort of attack you don't use unless shit has hit the fan H A R D , or you literally have nothing left to lose.

(02-12-2018, 07:07 PM)Lord Windos Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 06:56 PM)Dragonstrike Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 06:47 PM)Lord Windos Wrote: Fission Burst, on the other hand, is a STR + 15 move that is obviously not only Lethal, but puts out a crapton of Rads on everything it hits (Including Allies and you boy!) that survives (75% if I remember correctly) AND essentially can level a city block (or MORE, depending on the power of user/location you are at) AND more or less permenantly irradiate that area without Hazma or YEARS of heavy decomtamination/covering it all in a thick layer of Rad Prof Cement.

Its essentially a alternate, discounted version of Genesis Supernova, which means its the sort of attack you don't use unless shit has hit the fan H A R D , or you literally have nothing left to lose.

Unless Damp is in effect

Then it's waaaaayyyy less scary.  Still kinda scary, but definitely not to the extent an unchecked one is.

Yeap, but you have to deal with the fact that all that moisture in the air captures all the heat and Rads of the move, essentially make such a thing a extra deadily microwave. Won't deal more damage, but Rad accumulation will shoot through the roof and make everything but a select few types VERY sick shortly....

(02-12-2018, 07:44 PM)Dragonstrike Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 07:42 PM)Spiritmon Wrote:

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(02-12-2018, 06:47 PM)Lord Windos Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 06:33 PM)Spiritmon Wrote: Hey Windos. I would like to ask something regardless Xenoqueen Nuclear moves. How it would work the moves Protobeam and Fission Burst? How it would be the power, effects and acuracy?

Proton Beam would have an BP of STR + 4, and would lower Sekemt's STR by 2 the first time she uses it. Powerful move, but one that'll eat into ya if you aren't careful! Those Rads are also a problem, since it dose out 35% of them on the target by default, so its a real quick way of nuking something to perfection if you are into that as well.

Fission Burst, on the other hand, is a STR + 15 move that is obviously not only Lethal, but puts out a crapton of Rads on everything it hits (Including Allies and you boy!) that survives (75% if I remember correctly) AND essentially can level a city block (or MORE, depending on the power of user/location you are at) AND more or less permenantly irradiate that area without Hazma or YEARS of heavy decomtamination/covering it all in a thick layer of Rad Prof Cement.

Its essentially a alternate, discounted version of Genesis Supernova, which means its the sort of attack you don't use unless shit has hit the fan H A R D , or you literally have nothing left to lose.

(02-12-2018, 07:07 PM)Lord Windos Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 06:56 PM)Dragonstrike Wrote:

(02-12-2018, 06:47 PM)Lord Windos Wrote: Fission Burst, on the other hand, is a STR + 15 move that is obviously not only Lethal, but puts out a crapton of Rads on everything it hits (Including Allies and you boy!) that survives (75% if I remember correctly) AND essentially can level a city block (or MORE, depending on the power of user/location you are at) AND more or less permenantly irradiate that area without Hazma or YEARS of heavy decomtamination/covering it all in a thick layer of Rad Prof Cement.

Its essentially a alternate, discounted version of Genesis Supernova, which means its the sort of attack you don't use unless shit has hit the fan H A R D , or you literally have nothing left to lose.

Unless Damp is in effect

Then it's waaaaayyyy less scary.  Still kinda scary, but definitely not to the extent an unchecked one is.

Yeap, but you have to deal with the fact that all that moisture in the air captures all the heat and Rads of the move, essentially make such a thing a extra deadily microwave. Won't deal more damage, but Rad accumulation will shoot through the roof and make everything but a select few types VERY sick shortly....

Holy God. When you say Sekmet its a reactor Thermonuclear, I couldnt imagine you mean literally! I will need be very carefull if someday I use that move...perhaps as a last resource move.

And now you see why Team Rocket (and almost everyone else) wants NOTHING to do with Nuclear pokemon.  They're terrifying and dangerous in every sense of the words.

(02-13-2018, 03:14 AM)Lord Windos Wrote: @Spiritmon and @Dragonstrike

You know, I've been thinking about all the Pokémon you guys have gathered thus far on the adventure, and its still somewhat startling to see how many you've caught and 'caught' over time now that I think about it! To review:

Reiner's managed to naturally catch/trade/gifted for a Shiny Persain, Yang, a Tarous, Shelldar/Cloyster (May she rest in peace....) , Rhyxemplar, Empirilla (Now Arial's!) , GTH Beedrill , Rida/Poe, and technically Buzzwole (If you count 'killing' it and capture its 'remains' as that) . Mew could also count as well, but I doubt she'd appreciate being listed as loot.......were she not a vegetable , that is, so on the list she goes!

The stolen/'stolen' Pokémon he's acquired would be Growlithe (Now an Arcanine and back with his owner!) , Doduo (Now dead and part of Emily), Raijin and Yggdrisl (One his, the other killed before they could fully turn coat), Breloom and Shiintonic (Soon to be traded away for something nice~), and Metagross . We could also count Clair's as well, but since he's more or less decided to hold them for the time being/they would try to murder him if he ever used them without heavy brainwashing.....yeah, they don't really count.

Kyubi is.....weird, given that she's completely dedicated towards Reiner, but at the same time is also completely free from his control outside her own desires to follow him/be his mate. Technically he ended up inherenting her from Archie due to her dying via crossfire, so half and half?

As Angelica is his servent/thrall, all her Pokémon could be considered his as well, among other things she owns.

Arial, meanwhile, has naturally capture/been gifted: Xenoqueen (Yikes!), Shiny Gligar (Though they still consider themselves a free Pokémon), and Emprilla (Gift!)



The Pokémon he's ended up stealing were Pigeot, Kangashkhan, Excadrill, Carracosta (Techincally), Smeargle, and Gogoat

Riza's essentially become quite attached to our somewhat matured madmen, so Beautifly, Shedninja, Volcarona, and Yanmega are also under his beck and call to wreck shit as he pleases, though they still answer to their master/friend first and foremost.

Making comparisons, Riener has had far more luck/opportunity just getting Pokémon rather than steal them, but whenever does steal some they more often than don't stay with him for long one way or another, or weird stuff happens (Hello yet again, Kyubi!)

Meanwhile, Arial's had relatively small opportunities to capture/acquire Pokémon non-illegally, but the few he has are more or less pretty happy with them, while he's managed to steal FAR more Pokémon and actually bloody well keep them in his possession.

Comparing companions, Angelica can get away with a lot more with her normality and police job, but is also limited by her lack of free will and also her job, while Riza has greater applications for total bastardry/conniving theft, but is hampered by being a freak of nature with a need for blood in her diet. Pokémon wise both are sitting pretty good, with Angelica's geared towards passivity while Riza's is all out assault

All in all, without comparing their Attributes or consideration towards their respective accomplishment this past week, Arial could be considered the more successful Team Rocket Grunt in terms of being an actual criminal (albeit a bumbling/crazy one), while Reiner is just plan more resourceful due to the opportunities/more time out in the field. All Arial really needs is more Pokémon he can freely swap in and out of his party that will listen to him and a little more time to catch up in Attributes, and he'll be roughly on par with Reiner in no time, if not exceed him in terms of being a actual bad guy willing to do horrible, horrible things. Of course, with multiple Legendary support and being the designated Cursed Arm Collector, they'll pretty much always have to spotlight on them regardless, unless/until Arial gets similar status himself. Tough lead to follow, am I right?