| Alexis_Royce, August 2nd, 2015, 1:45 pm | |
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Updating from Gen Con. I got to play in a larp with a character who kind of ended up being 1960s super spy Lemon. That was pretty darn great. Coloring by Megan this week! |
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So... Heroes have literal plot armor devices? That makes way more sense than it should.
No wonder the Stormtroopers never hit anyone...
^ Haha I was thinking the same thing, that the heroes having crazy magic bullet shields makes a whooooole lotta sense, considering... a lot of things ;D
Why can't I just shoot him? (Oh that's why)
mmm.... how does amazing man know: that there´s the company pride ´N Joy. hide that doohickey somewhere on yer person at all times....
how!? is there a small tag with instructions!?....or is just that the speech balloon is wrongly pointed?
AHAHAH ACTUAL PLOT ARMOR. This is far too amusing. <3 And Maro's face in the background is so darned cute!
Also woo, LARP!
Well, this explains how I survive in shoot-em-up video games.
Red clothing attracts shots of any kind though. Let's hope the plot device is strong enough to counter that...
And there it is. Heroes are as bad as villains, villains are just honest about it.
@Guest -- Amazingman wasn't the one to say it. No line on the bubble -- speaker offpanel.
@Arcalian...I kinda took it to mean primarily "masses" of villains, although a large part of superheroism would likely be the larger-than-life image, so they would want to seem invincible?
@AcolyteofDaniel: well originally there was a balloon tail pointing towards Amazingman but now they have update it with the correction so if anyone can delete my previous comment or edit it to say solved i would be grateful...
I guess it explains why they never seem to miss when aiming at non-plot-vital characters...
@Arcalian
It's simple about the masses: Villains are the main one, but presumably a portion of the...normal population...is furious at dem darn heroes and as such will try to attack.