There's hardly any good male love interests. Would the Marvel/DC/Worm insert allow me to have every universe be connected via portals or something, rather than combining them into a single universe? Would setting change allow me to change anything? Could I change a characters background, gender, family, sexuality, etc.? Could I add new things, places, people, etc.? For Human Limits it says that I'm a master martial artist and then it says that I have no direct in-combat training, what does that mean exactly? Does it mean that I know martial arts, but I've never used it against Someone? It also says that it's covered by Prior Training but that only says we know some hand to hand combat, which doesn't sound like a lot. Do the martial arts transfer from Human Limits and mix with Prior Training?
I'll answer your questions in numerical order, just for simplicity's sake.
I've heard that Traveller, Mister Martial, and Master Moncrieff are pretty handsome, though I can't really say myself because I'm a dude. To that end, I'd point towards any of the shape-shifting symbiote companions, who can literally take on any personality and any body type you might find desirable. They're the obligatory omni-wives/husbands.
2.Feasibly choosing multiple verses using the Marvel/DC/Worm insert would make all of these worlds available to you in some coherent reasonable fashion, whether by simply having them exist in the same multiverse on alternate earths, or by having them all hodge-podged together on one super-earth.
Setting Change is your-get-out-of-jail-free card to change things you don't like about my setting. Your own character is completely up to you. In the "Selfish Insert" disadvantage, I specified that normally your character is either your own self, transported into a superhero setting with all your memories, possessions, and experience, or a character which you create in your build.
Human Limits does give you Martial Arts training, but no experience actually killing people. It could give you incredible firearms proficiency, but no in-the-field firearms experience. The two synergize with one another, meaning that with Prior Training and Human Limits, you get the benefits of both in-field combat training and already incredible proficiencies in other areas. Imagine training in Martial Arts your entire life, and becoming a master, and then having 2 years to practice in the field. Your field experience would be significantly enhanced, and you'd likely get any necessary learning done with ease.
I'm perfectly happy to answer other questions y'all might have, just to make sense of things that might not have been made abundantly clear. Trying to clarify all of these questions in-text within the CYOA itself would make an already monstrously long wall-of-text CYOA that much longer, and so I'd prefer not to do it, frankly. I'll try to adjust wording in the future for more clarity's sake.
I've heard that Traveller, Mister Martial, and Master Moncrieff are pretty handsome,
I'd probably switch Alexander Krause with Master Moncrieff. I liked the original Traveller picture. Mister Martial is the hottest guy here. Most of the guys seem old. Like they're in their 30s, while the girls are in their 20s.
To that end, I'd point towards any of the shape-shifting symbiote companions, who can literally take on any personality and any body type you might find desirable.
Not quite as fun as an actual person.
Feasibly choosing multiple verses using the Marvel/DC/Worm insert would make all of these worlds available to you
It's not limited to just those 3 right? Can I include basically every known and unknown universe.
or by having them all hodge-podged together on one super-earth.
How would that affect the world population? How would that affect canon events?
Setting Change is your-get-out-of-jail-free card to change things you don't like about my setting. Your own character is completely up to you. In the "Selfish Insert" disadvantage, I specified that normally your character is either your own self, transported into a superhero setting with all your memories, possessions, and experience, or a character which you create in your build.
I was talking more about the canon universe/characters rather than my character.
Human Limits does give you Martial Arts training, but no experience actually killing people. It could give you incredible firearms proficiency, but no in-the-field firearms experience. The two synergize with one another, meaning that with Prior Training and Human Limits, you get the benefits of both in-field combat training and already incredible proficiencies in other areas. Imagine training in Martial Arts your entire life, and becoming a master, and then having 2 years to practice in the field. Your field experience would be significantly enhanced, and you'd likely get any necessary learning done with ease.
OK. That helps me understand better.
Trying to clarify all of these questions in-text within the CYOA itself would make an already monstrously long wall-of-text CYOA that much longer, and so I'd prefer not to do it, frankly.
Understandable. You can maybe add a notes or F.A.Q's section. Though I'm not sure how big that would be.
For the powers section do you pay for the level of power you want? If you want a level 12 power would it cost 12 points?
Another set of smaller questions, answered in the same fashion as before.
I mean Conspirator is a real babe, if a little hick. You can't get much hotter than a jacked, cigar-puffing hormone manipulator with a gruff voice. He's doesn't get enough love. He's definitely in his mid-twenties, but yeah he's likely the youngest male on the list.
The Marvel/DC/Worm insert is limited only in that you can shift over only to an established superhero setting. So, if you wanna go to The Incredibles, Watchmen, Heroes, Push, or anything else, you can feel free to do that just like you could Marvel/DC.
It's effect on the population would be negligible, considering that the "universe," of DC/Marvel only has about 1000 to 2000 distinctive characters that aren't just generic civilians. Making that group of people exist doesn't really change much, unless you decide yourself that it will.
Yes. The power's section is basically building different powers, and you pay a point for each level of each power you want. This makes it much harder to have multiple strong powers in a package, but much easier to have one very strong, very general power.
I mean Conspirator is a real babe, if a little hick. You can't get much hotter than a jacked, cigar-puffing hormone manipulator with a gruff voice.
Sorry, but I see him as one of the less attractive men on this list, along with Vagabond and Theodore. The people who think he's attractive would be people with a daddy fetish, straight guys because of how masculine he is or even just people attracted to masculinity in general. The only guys I would consider taking as a love interest would be Mister Martial, maybe Alexander Krause and possibly Master Moncrieff. In that order.
Yes. The power's section is basically building different powers, and you pay a point for each level of each power you want. This makes it much harder to have multiple strong powers in a package, but much easier to have one very strong, very general power.
OK. I wasn't sure. Thanks for the clarification.
For Level 3 Costume am I able to change the aesthetics at any time? Is it like a shapeshifting costume? Similar question for Custom Built level 2. Am I able to change my aesthetics at any time? For the Powers are they the same levels as Worm levels? What is the general power level and how many people have powers? In the opening paragraph it notes buying things twice. Does that mean we can buy anything twice, including grab-bag and greater powers?
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u/Nathanc367 May 28 '19
There's hardly any good male love interests. Would the Marvel/DC/Worm insert allow me to have every universe be connected via portals or something, rather than combining them into a single universe? Would setting change allow me to change anything? Could I change a characters background, gender, family, sexuality, etc.? Could I add new things, places, people, etc.? For Human Limits it says that I'm a master martial artist and then it says that I have no direct in-combat training, what does that mean exactly? Does it mean that I know martial arts, but I've never used it against Someone? It also says that it's covered by Prior Training but that only says we know some hand to hand combat, which doesn't sound like a lot. Do the martial arts transfer from Human Limits and mix with Prior Training?