Example: they might have been “jewels” in a crown-like device. They might work from hands only due to needing the massive number of nerve endings in our fingers to connect to the human’s feeble mental interfaces. :They may not have been designed for humans. They certainly weren’t designed BY humans. They may have intended to be held in some alien mouth or stomach, or by an alien with larger, 20-fingered hands that could hold all seven in one of their 6 hands. : These appear to be just the “keyboard” of a larger device, that is, they are the controllers only, not the actuator. They all share a set of common functions (ie, same interface method), despite their outward differences. there’s still a lot to be discovered here. It’s stuff like that this that makes me still prefer old fashioned text-only sci fi to graphic novels.
Bubble trouble quest wow movie#
So many questions and cool ideas I can imagine more action than a Bruce Willis movie with help, so just GIVE ME (fictional) SCIENCE !ġ) For Grrl Power the video game, would you prefer to play specific named heroes, with pre-built power sets, or have design-your-own characters, with power sets which can replicate the heroes?Ģ) Single-player oriented or massively multiplayer online game?ģ) Any special features you would like to see in the game, which would help to capture the essence of Grrl Power?ġ) Answering “Both” would most likely lead to a mismatched game that could not be properly balanced for playability. There are ways to try that, but companies which attempt that usually end up with severe problems. Pre-built has an advantage in being able to create specifically balanced missions, to give each player an enjoyable experience, despite mis-matched power levels.Į.g.
Bubble trouble quest wow plus#
“This mission for 4-6 players, one for Halo, one for Dabbler, plus 1-2 others with power ratings above 5 star and 1-2 with powers below 5 star.” With game rewards being boosted for those who manage to achieve results with the weaker characters. Similar things could be done with the customisable characters, but players will be able to min-max characters to make it much more challenging to build balanced missions. Especially when factoring in that players can make bad design choices or simply end up missing some key powers that might make some missions much harder. “What do you mean, that none of us can fly? How the heck are we meant to get that thing up there? Has anyone bought ‘extra tentacle length’?”ġ) Don’t try. Each body would be played by a separate player.
Especially useful if you have anyone at risk of going AFK, they can just say ‘put me in storage’, boosting the remaining Harem players’ strength scores, until they return. However what they would get is sensory input from the other bodies. So I envisage a split screen (or for those with fancy two-monitor set ups, a separate display for each), with their own character on one side and the other four (or as many as are operational) on the other. Obviously this option would only be viable in multi-player (or MMOLG) versions.Ģ) Same sort of set up as above, but having the other bodies AI controlled.
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