shitposting rave 4: (almost) anything goes

Discussion in 'It's Galley's Turn' started by This Was A Triumph, Dec 11, 2016.

  1. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    All I did was remove one option.
     
    • Like x 1
  2. you were threatening me too.
     
  3. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    And?
     
  4. so are you telling me you wouldnt have attacked me if i HAD stayed quiet?
     
  5. Thunderwing

    Thunderwing To challenge the great unknown

    [He subsides a little, but shifts his grip on @Afterglow to better hold onto him. Not least because Afterglow is still apparently trying to dismantle warbuild-grade fingers with only his teeth. Whatever floats his boat.] 'Kay.

    Shutting up is generally conducive to stealthification, dude. Even I know that.
     
  6. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    Is he okay?
     
  7. Thunderwing

    Thunderwing To challenge the great unknown

    Will be, once he gets the jitters down. [Thunderwing shrugs.] Better he try'n rip me apart than someone squishier. Less work for Wires later.
     
  8. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    -She shrugs.-

    If he wants to try to hit me he can.-
     
  9. Thunderwing

    Thunderwing To challenge the great unknown

    Nope! I'm the chewtoy, it is me.
     
  10. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    -She tilts her head, thinking.-

    ...can you or him explain to me why what I did was wrong?
     
  11. Thunderwing

    Thunderwing To challenge the great unknown

    [He rests his chin on Afterglow's shoulder, chirr-clicking for a few moments; nearby transformers and/or technomages might be able to tell he's comming the other mech, but the communication is heavily encrypted.]

    ...okay, so. I don't know exactly how your no-lying thingamawhatsit works, but-- someone with the right skillset could do a whole lot of damage to us, to our personalities, to how we react to things and what our programming allows us to do. I wasn't alive for most of the really awful slag that used to happen, but, like-- 'if you lie to a superior you'll feel like you're being stabbed' would be pretty easy to hook up, that's simple reprogramming. Subtler stuff is harder, like reshuffling priority trees so you just want to tell someone every little thing you see exactly as it happened. And then there's stuff even farther off the deep end, stuff that ties a mech to a handler or punishes him for not being useful enough or whatever.

    It's not so common anymore, because one-on-one stuff really isn't useful unless you know your victim's gonna survive long enough for it to be worth the drawbacks for the surgeon, but. Slag's scary even for me, and I didn't live in the empire that used it against everyone who so much as looked like they were gonna step out of line. 'Glow's old.
     
    • Like x 1
  12. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    -She taps her chin.-

    It's hard for me to really process that, but I think some people in here think that might have happened to me. Which is... wrong. Maybe. My brother thinks- but I don't know. He could be wrong! I don't want to be wrong about that.

    But what I did was just... eliminate the possibility of the other person outright lying, but they could still evade or choose not to answer. It was maybe a dumb thing to do. I mean... I wanted to know what he'd done, but he'd already been punished for it. I was just curious. So... I guess it's bad to do that sort of thing because you're curious. But it could help with some things, like proving someone was innocent, right?
     
    • Like x 1
  13. Thunderwing

    Thunderwing To challenge the great unknown

    I'm really not the person to talk to about what's right or wrong or bad or whatever. I'm still trying to figure out why I'm not supposed to just eat everyone who scares my swarm! [The tone says joking, the giant fangs and claws say valid threat.] I just thought you meant what did Glow think you did wrong. He doesn't like anything that messes with brains. Not even engex, can you believe??
     
  14. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    What's engex?
     
  15. Thunderwing

    Thunderwing To challenge the great unknown

    Ehhh... Mild intoxicant drink? Pretty much non-fatal unless you explode it? I dunno how it actually works, I'm not a science Guy, we'd have to get Wires in here. Kinda blurrs everything out and lowers your filters?
     
  16. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    Oh, like alcohol.

    So, you should only do mind stuff to people who have given explicit permission?

    -She looks at Afterglow as she asks that.-
     
  17. Sprocket

    Sprocket The One Who Makes Stuff Go

    -chirps hello back!- "What sawrm are you from?"
     
  18. Thunderwing

    Thunderwing To challenge the great unknown

    [When Afterglow's fangs are no longer stuck in his palm, Thunders moves his hand. He's still hugging Glow, though.]

    [He rattles off a string of clicks and chirps; depending on how up-to-date Sprocket is with troop movements, he may be aware this particular swarm was marked Defunct several thousand years ago.] I fly with [a particular buzzing sound translates roughly to "outsiders", non-insecticons, those from outside the hive] now though. Like this guy! [He taps his outermost fangs gently against Afterglow's shoulder, not even so much as scratching his finish.]
     
    • Like x 2
  19. Afterglow of Apophenia

    Afterglow of Apophenia Some people murder?? to cope??

    Yes. Permission including detailed negotiations and boundaries.
     
    • Like x 1
  20. Marvelous Mabel Pines

    Marvelous Mabel Pines Supernova (18+)

    Okay. I'll do that in the future, thank you for the information-

    -She pauses.-

    Oh. Hrm.
     
  1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
    By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
    Dismiss Notice