Academy of Villains - OOC, Open

[Doughertania]

There are exceptions to the rule, it's just that they don't apply in this case. Basically the only time there's exceptions is if you're valuable enough that the school can't afford to give you up.

Then the characters part of the rebellion just have to be too valuable then. Which leads to a new problem....who is considered "valuable goods"?

That's a good point. I'd like to think Anton is, after helping to save the school twice as well as his contributions to understanding other dimensions, but I'm obviously a little biased.

[CoraSpia]

Then we'll just have to retcon the entire last week. I agreed when we started that I'd only do it if Kadus and Loki could survive, and Kadus would definitely join the rebels.

I agreed because I was thinking it would be Moore versus the school, not the Moore and part of the school versus the other part of the school. You really couldn't have them just not join?

Moore's agent, and Moore's granddaughter would definitely join.

[Charlia]

Then the characters part of the rebellion just have to be too valuable then. Which leads to a new problem....who is considered "valuable goods"?

Generally it's two categories, students that the school is studying(the cloning program is pretty extensive), or those who are game-breakingly powerful in combat. I don't think anyone in the RP is in the second category since those characters would all be incredibly OP. X and Milo from the first subplot are a weaker example of those characters.

I imagine Alice would be being (covertly) studied. She's not exactly a normal super, after all.

[Dilange]

Then the characters part of the rebellion just have to be too valuable then. Which leads to a new problem....who is considered "valuable goods"?

Generally it's two categories, students that the school is studying(the cloning program is pretty extensive), or those who are game-breakingly powerful in combat. I don't think anyone in the RP is in the second category since those characters would all be incredibly OP. X and Milo from the first subplot are a weaker example of those characters.

I mean....I would probably make a case for Davenport because of his traits in combat plus his ability to be "mind wiped" (Winter Soldier esque thanks to his bio.) But I'm willing to sacrifice him if we need the plot to continue.

[CoraSpia]

Generally it's two categories, students that the school is studying(the cloning program is pretty extensive), or those who are game-breakingly powerful in combat. I don't think anyone in the RP is in the second category since those characters would all be incredibly OP. X and Milo from the first subplot are a weaker example of those characters.

I imagine Alice would be being (covertly) studied. She's not exactly a normal super, after all.

And I imagine Loki would be gamebreakingly powerful.

Besides, if they tried to expel him, he'd just keep fighting, and stopping an immortal might be hard.

[Doughertania]

Then we'll just have to retcon the entire last week. I agreed when we started that I'd only do it if Kadus and Loki could survive, and Kadus would definitely join the rebels.

I agreed because I was thinking it would be Moore versus the school, not the Moore and part of the school versus the other part of the school. You really couldn't have them just not join?

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

[CoraSpia]

I agreed because I was thinking it would be Moore versus the school, not the Moore and part of the school versus the other part of the school. You really couldn't have them just not join?

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

Though they're still not dying. Or at least, mine aren't.

[Unified Free Lands]

I imagine Alice would be being (covertly) studied. She's not exactly a normal super, after all.

And I imagine Loki would be gamebreakingly powerful.

Besides, if they tried to expel him, he'd just keep fighting, and stopping an immortal might be hard.

Railguns, gauss guns, larger railguns, tactical nukes, someone who can depower others... I'm sure they could win and expel him if the school had to.

[Dilange]

I agreed because I was thinking it would be Moore versus the school, not the Moore and part of the school versus the other part of the school. You really couldn't have them just not join?

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

I actually agree to this kind of thinking. Suicide Squad style would be kind of cool. Like a prison sentence almost.

[Unified Free Lands]

Generally it's two categories, students that the school is studying(the cloning program is pretty extensive), or those who are game-breakingly powerful in combat. I don't think anyone in the RP is in the second category since those characters would all be incredibly OP. X and Milo from the first subplot are a weaker example of those characters.

I mean....I would probably make a case for Davenport because of his traits in combat plus his ability to be "mind wiped" (Winter Soldier esque thanks to his bio.) But I'm willing to sacrifice him if we need the plot to continue.

If he can be mind wiped they would probably just do that instead of killing him.

[Kractero]

Just don't rebel and continue the main plot after dinner.

[CoraSpia]

And I imagine Loki would be gamebreakingly powerful.

Besides, if they tried to expel him, he'd just keep fighting, and stopping an immortal might be hard.

Railguns, gauss guns, larger railguns, tactical nukes, someone who can depower others... I'm sure they could win and expel him if the school had to.

Well his last mode of defence would be to go back home and bring all his family out.

[Charlia]

I agreed because I was thinking it would be Moore versus the school, not the Moore and part of the school versus the other part of the school. You really couldn't have them just not join?

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

IT'S LIKE IN SHERLOCK


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...Shut up, inner fangirl. Shut up and sit down.

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

Though they're still not dying. Or at least, mine aren't.

Yo, Cor! Operation Forsaken Child is a go!

Just don't rebel and continue the main plot after dinner.

Ugh, I just got ma evulz granted. Don't you steal it.

[CoraSpia]

Just don't rebel and continue the main plot after dinner.

No, Moore wouldn't do that. Either we find a way to save the rebels, or this bit didn't happen.

[Unified Free Lands]

I agreed because I was thinking it would be Moore versus the school, not the Moore and part of the school versus the other part of the school. You really couldn't have them just not join?

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

The thing is, the school wouldn't have a reason to keep them alive. We haven't had any suicide missions either because concealing the League's activities is a pretty major thing, that's why the staff were so angry when the students uncloaked on one of the missions earlier.

[Charlia]

Just don't rebel and continue the main plot after dinner.

No, Moore wouldn't do that. Either we find a way to save the rebels, or this bit didn't happen.

...You like my naming choice?

[Dilange]

I mean....I would probably make a case for Davenport because of his traits in combat plus his ability to be "mind wiped" (Winter Soldier esque thanks to his bio.) But I'm willing to sacrifice him if we need the plot to continue.

If he can be mind wiped they would probably just do that instead of killing him.

I wouldnt mind that, plus that would probably aid into your idea that you told me.

[Charlia]

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

The thing is, the school wouldn't have a reason to keep them alive. We haven't had any suicide missions either because concealing the League's activities is a pretty major thing, that's why the staff were so angry when the students uncloaked on one of the missions earlier.

Raven remembers that.


Raven is still upset about that.

[Unified Free Lands]

Just don't rebel and continue the main plot after dinner.

No, Moore wouldn't do that. Either we find a way to save the rebels, or this bit didn't happen.

I'm not retconning, if we don't go ahead with this plot I'm going to have the Jupiter blow the doors off the hangar and have Mercury override the lift to the runway so they can leave.

[Doughertania]

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

Though they're still not dying. Or at least, mine aren't.

I don't care if they are or not. I'm just thinking of a way to keep the students in the RP if they rebel. They could be punished severely, then given magic/mechanic countermeasures if they try to misbehave again. Like a bio bomb in the brain or something. I honestly think a Suicide Squad thing would be a cool thing to have.

Or maybe brainwashing? Question has some powerful telepaths on his payroll, right?

What if, instead of just killing them, the rebels were sent on suicide missions, missions still helping the League, but have very low levels of survival? That way they can stay in the RP, but still be punished.

The thing is, the school wouldn't have a reason to keep them alive. We haven't had any suicide missions either because concealing the League's activities is a pretty major thing, that's why the staff were so angry when the students uncloaked on one of the missions earlier.

Maybe they are kept around because the school doesn't want to waste talent? Super villains are hard to come by? Or maybe they're kept as test subjects for experiments and sparring practice? I'm just trying to think of ways so Coraspia can have his war.

[CoraSpia]

No, Moore wouldn't do that. Either we find a way to save the rebels, or this bit didn't happen.

I'm not retconning, if we don't go ahead with this plot I'm going to have the Jupiter blow the doors off the hangar and have Mercury override the lift to the runway so they can leave.

Then Moore would just gas the dining hall and kill all the students, which no one wants.

[Dilange]

I'm not retconning, if we don't go ahead with this plot I'm going to have the Jupiter blow the doors off the hangar and have Mercury override the lift to the runway so they can leave.

Then Moore would just gas the dining hall and kill all the students, which no one wants.

*raises hand in defiance as he just sits in the gas with his helm on*

[Unified Free Lands]

I'm not retconning, if we don't go ahead with this plot I'm going to have the Jupiter blow the doors off the hangar and have Mercury override the lift to the runway so they can leave.

Then Moore would just gas the dining hall and kill all the students, which no one wants.

Question has foresight tho so.... What would stop him from preemptively sending Derek and Jazz to kill Moore if that was going to happen.

[Bycrest]

I'm not retconning, if we don't go ahead with this plot I'm going to have the Jupiter blow the doors off the hangar and have Mercury override the lift to the runway so they can leave.

Then Moore would just gas the dining hall and kill all the students, which no one wants.

That's probably what most of the students would expect so they probably came prepared for that.

[CoraSpia]

Then Moore would just gas the dining hall and kill all the students, which no one wants.

Question has foresight tho so.... What would stop him from preemptively sending Derek and Jazz to kill Moore if that was going to happen.

And what would stop Moore killing them? And Kadus helping her only family member? Same problem still happens.