>>40238173
>>Go to your room and un-pack

>>40238173
>>Go to your room and un-pack

Writing

>>40238173
>>Find Professor Brend

You figure that you should probably settle in before doing anything else. You check the number on your room key and find that you stay in the dorm right next to the engineering building. What a coincidence, really, you're shocked. You must be going unhinged again because you swear your thoughts sounded sarcastic. So unless you unconciously use your powers, that must be an exhaustion thing. Opening the door to your room, you find somebody else unpacking. Your roommate has set up his side of the room to look like something from an engineers wet dream.There are blueprints all over the walls, a drafting table over by his desk, he even has a 3D printer.

"Hey, I'm Harry, and I'm guessing you're my roommate?", he says while extending his hand. Gee, regular Holmes here, and there it is again.

"Yeah, I'm Thomas, nice to meet you.", You grab his hand and shake it. He seems to have a pretty weak grip, and his hands are cold. If you had to guess, he's nervous.

"Now, I gotta ask, are you a rich kid who can afford this place, or a smart kid who got invited?", He seems a little joking with this, but you know he wants an answer.

>"Yeah, totally rich, showed up in a Rolls Royce, now get away peasant." (Joking)
>"Do I look rich to you?"
>"I was smart enough to get in."
>Write in

>>40238640
"nope just a homeless guy going round murdering students, you know before they take my gnomes "

>>40238640
>"Yeah, totally rich, showed up in a Rolls Royce, now get away peasant." (Dead Serious)

>>40238640

"Neither, I'm just hiding out from the cops here for a couple days."

Also am I crazy or wasn't our name Thomas Cairns and not John Cairns?

>>40238640
>>"Yeah, totally rich, showed up in a Rolls Royce, now get away peasant." (Joking)


i read this in the archive and the only thing i was think was lets go full Tony Stark

>>40238791
FUCK, no I'm crazy, and retarded. Just think of that as exhaustion from power use.

Seems a bit slow today, so instead of 10 minute voting period, have a 15 minute vote

>>40238837
no Thomas is right i just looked at the archive

>>40238640
>>"I was smart enough to get in."

>>40238877
You are correct, I am having problems, I give you my sincerest apologies.

Writing, Sorry about the original post being fucked up

>>40238640
>"Yeah, totally rich, showed up in a Rolls Royce, now get away peasant." (Joking)

>>40238640
>>"Yeah, totally rich, showed up in a Rolls Royce, now get away peasant." (Joking)

Just to make it clear are we going full Tony Stark with the whole make a company get rich and famous and make an iron man suit

"Yeah, totally rich, showed up in a Rolls Royce, now get away peasant.", you say mockingly. Maybe you also have sarcasm powers, that must be it.

"Haha, but you see I am no peasant, I am both smart and wealthy! Well, the first part isn't entirely true, but the second part is! Haha!", he says, adopting a tone that reminds you of Inigo Montoya. That was a great movie, no wait, stop getting on tangents.

"Yeah, but seriously, what did you come here to study? I'm doing civil engineering.", he asks, seeming to get a little more confident.

You never really considered that, you can probably do whatever you want. You have a supercomputer for a brain, nothing is off limits. This will be problematic.

>Mechanical Engineering
>Electrical Engineering
>Chemical Engineering
>uh... English
>Write in

>>40239166
>>Chemical Engineering

>>40239166
>"Actually, there's a program here for nanorobotics. Between that and my SAT, I managed to score a full ride."

>>40239166
>>Mechanical Engineering
>>Electrical Engineering

duel Majors with the possibility of a minor in chemical engineering

>>40239197
Nanorobotics doesn't exist yet as a field, but you could probably pioneer it.

>>40239222
Actually, in my uni there was a nanorobotics program...which I did score a scholarship from.

>>40239166
>Airspace Engineering
Best of all worlds

>>40239235
I can deal with that, viable option it is.

>>40239255
Wait, really? Yeah, I'll take that.

>>40239255
>nanorobotics program
it is.

>>40239166
"the female students " double major in

>Mechanical Engineering
>Electrical Engineering

>>40239364
I wanted to double major.
>>40239255
would it be an option?

>>40239364
>the female students
>in stem
>mit expy
Hahahaha no
For the next 5 years your only company is your hand

>>40239401
Yes, treating it functionally as Mechanical with Electrical thrown in. and yes dual major is an option.

>>40239166
>>Mechanical Engineering
>>Electrical Engineering
i want to be tony stark in this quest and being the scientist we need money

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Seems like it's pretty clear

>this is the culinary program

>>40239424
So elec+mech and apply to the nanorobotics scholarship course

But guys

Our Potential Engine was a complete flop

We already have our Micro Actuators

>>40239424
>>Mechanical Engineering
>nanorobotics program

Electrical and mechanical seems to be winning.
Should be fun.

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>>40239469
>complete flop

Ahh yes, infinite power is a complete flop. It's too expensive to make with the income of a teenager. Not viable on an international level at all

>>40239469
That wasn't our project bro, that was our dad's, and it failed because of lack of income.

>>40239469
so it is a minor set back we will try again

Tony Stark has built hundreds of iron man suits even after getting the first one to work he kept making more and perfecting them

we are a Scientist

We should study some chem, super conductors and other such stuff to build a super battery.
We can use it to power our gadgets/armour/guns if we can't get a special power source for a while.

Like in the ancient Iron Man comics

>>40239547
Wait wait, I just had an idea

What if you were to merge the Crysis Suit with the Iron Man suit?

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>>40239579
Huh

>>40239579
now your think like a scientist

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>>40239621
Bonus points: the excess micro-actuators are capable of projecting from limbs to create any tool imaginable...or any weapon~

>>40239166
Electrical Engineering best engineering.

>>40239676
>weapons outta the wazoo
Got you covered. Also Prototype is fun, but no bioarmour please, that always backfires

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"I'm doing a dual major in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, with a focus on Nanorobotics.", Damn, that is the understatement of the year. A "focus" on Nanorobotics means you have already created a workable prototype.

"Damn! And I thought I was reaching when I wanted to do Civil and Mechanical.", He seems rather impressed, but that was the intended reaction. Maybe.

"Well, I have to finish unpacking, then I was gonna hit the sack. I have the left side, you got the right." He gestures to each side and goes back to unpacking things and hooking up things to his computer.

You start unpacking stuff and about halfway through, you notice that Harry is in his bed, fast asleep. Now would probably be the time to unpack the suit and your Micro-Actuators. You really should come up with a better name for them.

>Take out the Micro-Actuators and put them on your desk
>Hide the Micro-Actuators
>Write in

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>>40239708
Forgot pic

>>40239676
>>40239579
I like where this is going.
Making and improving on these items would make things quite handy.
Lets make a Jarvis, to help us along the way

>>40239727
Take timestamped photographs with yourself and the actuators for legal proof if something happens. Hide them after as well as possible.

>>40239727
We should use them in the warehouse

>take the actuators and the hero stuff with us to the warehouse
>also call them Nanomachineson
But really, Microbots or something

>>40239727
>>Take out the Micro-Actuators and put them on your desk

We are probably going to spend a lot of time on loads of strange projects we may as well get our new roommate desensitised to it

>>40239727
>>Hide the Micro-Actuators

we need to get these patented and i dont trust this guy yet tho he seems nice

>>40239770
You don't know where the safehouse is, that's why you need Professor Brend

>>40239774
Inb4 he steals our shit because we haven't patented it yet. We don't know this chump. Voting for
>>40239768
This, myself.

>>40239796
Oh, so take them with us I guess?
We can do that right?
"Oh nevermind this backpack"

>>40239727
Exactly what is special about the suit? Is it of basic, easily-repairable material and some cloth armor?

>>40239812
Nothing special, just slightly chafe resistant
>>40239808
Totally man, but it's about 9PM right now

>>40239768
I'll do you one better, m8.

Immediately get setup on the computer and program the actuators to have a 256-bit encryption algorithm associated with all passwords. We won't need to remove it until we have both a patent and a practical application for these things.

>>40239842
Well shit. I say we treat the suit like a momento. Once we get our hands on some gear and refine the bio-mechanical aspects of the actuators, we'll have our own suit anyways.

>>40239727
>>Hide the Micro-Actuators

when we know more about him. we can share with him.
We also have a safe house we could possibly work on things.
We also "know" a professor on campus, that might be able to find a a place we can work in private and store.

>>40239844
You are still tired from driving here, I don't think you want to roll for that.

>>40239867
Eh, fair enough. Keep them with us for now.

Writing
Also, changing back to 10 minute votes

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Like a squirrel stashing food for the winter, you place the Micro-Actuators in a place nobody will dare look. Shit, your internal monologue is doing that stupid thing again. But anyway, you command them to form a sheet under your mattress. Then you pull the suit out and put it behind everything else in the closet. Worst case, you say that you cosplayed as The Red Rider.

After unpacking everything else and setting up the computer you glance at the hard drive again. It calls to you like a roast beef sandwich calls to a hobo in the winter. What the fuck are you even thinking about, you really need rest, you're beginning to think that is what keeps you in control. Maybe you should talk to Professor Brend about it, he knew your dad, maybe he knows how to deal with this.

Still, that hard drive has the designs for the Hyper-Processors, and maybe the Potential Engine is worth another look. Then again, your bed is looking awfully comfy, is this how geniuses feel? I could either keep my saity in check, or make a death ray and wipe out all who ever scorned me. Now Frankenstein makes a bit more sense.

>Look at the Hyper-Processors
>Look at the Potential Engine again, maybe alter it to get it cheaper
>Sleepy time
>Try something to calm down
>Drink some coffee to see if it takes off the edge

>>40240163
>>Sleepy time
>>Try something to calm down

>>40240186
This

>>40240163
>>Sleepy time
>>Try something to calm down

>>40240163
>>Sleepy time
>>Try something to calm down

>>40240186

This. Our brain is overheating. Maybe this is the price we pay for not specializing in a single kind of tech wizardry, our synapses are going apeshit all the time

>>40240163
>Make a poor man's copyright on your nanobot design pronto. Write out the details, sign it, date it, stamp it, and mail it to yourself.

>>40240163
>>Sleepy time
>>Try something to calm down

>>40240235
I'll tell you right now, that behind the screen, I am keeping track of Instability and Innovation. As one goes up, the other does also.

Roll me 1d100 to calm down please
Best of three

Rolled 54 (1d100)

>>40240349

Rolled 26 (1d100)

Rolled 90 (1d100)

>>40240349


Deep breaths and puppies

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>40240349
drink some tea

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>40240349

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>40240349
Seriously, we need to do that copyright soon, though XD

>>40240378
They're so cute
Writing

>>40240378
>>40240382
>>40240386
We are the calmest motherfucker.

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>Instability reduced to 5

You take some deep breaths and think about puppies. Surprisingly, it helps, it's like that old phrase, "Just lay back and think of England", no, that isn't the phrase you were looking for. Whatever, your brain has been doing some weird stuff lately and that hardly makes the list. You stay focused on what you have to do tomorrow, and commit it to memory. Go to orientation, talk to Professor Brend, get a patent started, maybe work on that hard drive.

Before you know it, you drift into a calm, relaxing slumber. You dream of back when you were a kid and Dad bought you your very own Gameboy. It was one of the kind that flipped open, you don't remember what they were called, and he opened it up and showed you how it worked. It was mostly babble to you, but the fact that he was so interested in it got you interested too. By the end of the day, you and Dad had put it together and taken it apart at least three times. For the first time since he died, you remember how much your dad cared.

The alarm blares and you wake up feeling chipper and upbeat. Today is the day that you truly experience CCI, and it feels glorious. Harry groans and rolls out of bed. Obviusly he didn't sleep very well.

"Wha time sit?" Harry slurs out in a groggy stupor. You check the clock 7:30AM.

"It's 7:30 Harry, and orientation is in two and a half hours.", you say while putting on your clothes. You decided that a blue polo and khakis would do for a first impression.

"Okay... I'm up, are you always this awake?" Harry mumbles out while clumsily putting on his jeans.

"I don't know, but maybe I'll make a habit of it.", you cheerily tell him. You have been doing really well with this calming down thing, maybe it's getting better?

Eh, whatever, you have stuff to do.

>Go get breakfast at the cafeteria
>See if you can find Professor Brend
>Write in

>>40240733
>>Go get breakfast at the cafeteria

>>40240733
>Go get breakfast at the cafeteria
Never skip meal one.

>>40240733
>Breakfast at the cafeteria. Ask if Harry wants to join you.

>>40240733
>>Go get breakfast at the cafeteria

What is going on here!?

>>40240856
What are you talking?

>>40240733
>Go get breakfast
Make sure to take the important shit with us.

>>40240733
>>Go get breakfast at the cafeteria

>>40240900
Do you want to attempt to take the Micro-Actuators with you stealthily or leave them

>Take the Actuators stealthily (roll 1d100)
>Take them openly
>Leave them under the mattress

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>40240950
>>Take the Actuators stealthily (roll 1d100)

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>40240950
Take em

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>40240950
Take the baby robots Like ninja

>>40240950
>Leave them under the mattress

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>40240950
Stealthily. We still haven't submitted the copyright! Poorman's or otherwise!

>>40241034
Good enough
Writing

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While Harry is fumbling around in the dorm bathroom getting washed up, you will the Micro-Actuators to enter their jar again. They all whir to life and heed your call. You then take the full jar and put it in your backpack. You want to show these to Professor Brend before anyone knows about them, that or get a patent, but he would probably know how to do that.

WAIT! Know how to do that... you never thought to look it up! You can figure out how in seconds when you have time, probably right after orientation and Professor Brend.

But there always is the most important meal of the day, and you can't wait to eat your first meal at this super high-tech college. What will it be? you knock on the door to the bathroom and yell in.

"Hey Harry, I'm gonna go get breakfast, try not to fall asleep in there!", With that taken care of you head down the stairs and follow the signs to the cafeteria. Like all the other buildings, it stands as a pristine glass monolith in the college's circular design.

Too bad that the food isn't as pristine, they haven't ordered food for everyone yet because it's still two weeks until everyone gets here. So you're stuck with your favorite syndicated bran cereal.

You take a seat at one of the empty tables just as Harry walks through the door.

>Wave to him
>Keep eating
>Look for other people to sit with
>Write in

>>40241308
>>Wave to him

>>40241308
>Wave to him

>>40241308
>Look for other people to sit with. MAKE AS MANY ACQUAINTANCES AS POSSIBLE. We'll have all of the time ever to talk to Harry.

>>40241308
>>Wave to him
But
>Look for other people to sit with

>>40241308
>>Wave to him
>Look for other people to sit with

both harry and us are going to be legends

>>40241338
This

>>40241308

>Wave to him

>Wave to him
and then
>Look for other people to sit with
Writing

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You wave at Harry and he gets some cereal too, then comes over and sits across from you. He decided to wear a T-shirt for a band you don't recognize and jeans with sneakers. It's obvious that he doesn't care about making a first impression at the school.

"Hey Harry, let's go see if we can find some other people to sit with. No offense, but I think I should get to know more than one person at school." If you get to know more people you could probably get an idea of what the level of competition at the school is, and making friends never hurt anybody.

"Yeah, let's do that, I don't know anybody either." He seems rather nervous, but you probably are too, after all, you never get a second chance at a hole in one. What even was that saying, you should stop using those, you seem to mess them up a lot.

At one of the other tables is a group of four girls chattering about something you can't make out. Another table has three guys who strike you as the typical nerds, big glasses, dress shirts with pocket protectors, making light conversation about some kind of anime. The only other table you see looks like it should have a velvet rope separating it from the rest of the cafeteria, Everyone at it has either some kind of expensive suit on or an expensive dress, ten in all, laughing about something

How cliched could you get?

>Go to the girls, they seem okay
>Might as well talk with the nerds
>Knock over that velvet rope and pal it up with the Ritz (Seriously brain?)
>Stay on your own

>>40241720
>The nerds.

>>40241720
>Might as well talk with the nerds
Whatever anime they're talking about, tell them it's shit and redirect the conversation to Naruto.

>>40241720
We need to make a high-tech phone. Let's sit with the nerds, see how smart people are.

>>40241720
>>Go to the girls, they seem okay

>>40241784
I'm sorry, I don't see Healing factor on this power list. Are you sure you want to do that?

>>40241720
Direct the conversation with the nerds the only way it can possibly go: When was Ruka girlier? As a girl, or as a girly boy?

>>40241720
>Go to the girls, they seem okao
Uh TURBONERD TO THE ACTION!

>>40241720
>>Go to the girls, they seem okay

my desire to be tony Stark risies

>>40241811
I didn't think these nerds lifted or knew kung-fu.

>>40241784

>just tell them that all anime is shit, no exceptions

Ftfy

>>40241811
What anime are they talking about?

Also, we should tell them we all need to git /fit/. How are we gonna build a particle accelerator in the gym if noone can lift the girders?

>>40241847
Roll 1d100 for Knowledge (Amines)

>>40241720
>>Go to the girls, they seem okay

>>40241720
Calling it now, one of them is a biomechanical major, one of them is Materials Science and Engineering, and one of them is Particle Physics.

This was my DnD group in Uni. I'm the anon who did the nanorobotics program.

vote cutoff

>>40241720
>>Might as well talk with the nerds
Form a Nerd army !

Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>40241880

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>40241880

Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>40241880

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>40241880
that them Chinese cartoons?

Rolled 46 (1d100)

>>40241880
Wow, seems like we don't know alot about chemistry!!!

Votes seem to be tied, i am taking the rolls for amines and telling you what they are discussing

>>40241909
>>40241914
>>40241922

Our taste in anime is as mainstream as it comes.

>>40241720
>>Go to the girls, they seem okay
What would Stark do

why the fuck did we pick nerds instead of women are you all the broing

The nerds seem to be talking about not animes, but amines a carbon-based chemical.
>>40241936
Good catch, if you guys figure something out and tell me rolls are unnecessary

The girls are talking about a band you don't know about

only quote the post and type the number of your vote, nothing else

1- Girls
2- Nerds

>>40241986
1

>>40241986
2

>>40241986
1

>>40241945
2

>>40241986
2

>>40241986
1

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>40241986
Dice decide

>>40241986
2.

Welp, looks like we're grabbing the tables and dragging them together at this rate.

>>40241986
1

Vote cutoff

1 wins, time for Stark
Roll me 1d100 for Stark-channeling
Getting lunch brb

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>40242208
You counted some one who broke fx rules. Way to fall to the Waifu fags.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>40242208

Rolled 93 (1d100)

>>40242208
BLESS US STARK

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>40242208

>>40242277
YES winter is coming

>>40242277
and we have been blessed by the based Stark

>>40242277
We have his blessings

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>>40242277
We are blessed

>>40242277
>"The way I see it, if a green alien with a nice ass was good enough for Captain Kirk, it's good enough for me."

Can someone post that comic page?

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>>40242382
I have the aftermath, also writing while eating

Rolled 81 (1d100)

Also checking something

Girls talking about a band?
Or possibly a bond.
van der Waals force
or possibly covalent bonds?

>>40242519
>how good the chicks are at getting into OUR pants

>>40242614
Or how good Harry is with the ladies.

>>40242667
>>40242614
>>40242519
In any case, we'll have ladies falling all over our superpowered dick if this keeps going this way.

>>40242706
Waifu quest 697 go!

>>40242737
Yeah, but this time with science ! Its like every fa/tg/uys wet dream

>>40242737
do you even know comics?

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You point over at the table with the girls at it, "There, it's time to put on the charms and good looks Harry." He gives you a raised eyebrow and a devilish grin as a response.

"As always my friend, as always." You and Harry walk over to the table and start getting into the conversation, they seem to be talking about some bands you know a bit about. But a bit to you is like an expert to everyone else, they are all rather impressed that you know so much and have so many good opinions on SilverStreak. By the time orientation is starting up, at least two of the girls have taken a shine to you. Harry also seems to be having a good time talking to a short blonde one, you think her name is Monica, about heavy metal. Oddly enough, they aren't just music aficionados, Monica is studying Acoustics, while both Jen and Stella are studying Chemical Engineering, and Jean is studying Architecture.

"Okay everyone, get together over by the front door, it's time for the tour to start." The man saying all of this is balding and has a ridiculous mustache, but he seems fine enough. "I am Mr. Armstrong and I teach the Culinary program, if you have any questions, please wait until the end of the tour." He walks through the doors and you're off. He leads you through the campus showing you all the buildings, but you gloss over all but two and a single name. "...and this is the Engineering building, included in the tuition are all the funds you need to use the equipment in this building. All you need are some safety courses and..." DID HE JUST SAY YOU COULD USE THE EQUIPMENT! Calming yourself down from a mental orgasm, you pay attention again. "... and this is the Science building, it used to be lumped in with the Engineering building, but we got enough funding to build this one. If you schedule with Professor Brend you can use the labs for any research you want..." Did he just say Professor Brend? Well now you know where to find him.

>Decisions in next post

Mr. Armstrong ends the tour right in the middle of the campus. "So, any questions?"

>Yes (Question?)
>No
>JESUS CHRIST RUN FOR THE ENGINEERING NOW!!!
>Go see Professor Brend
>Write in

>>40243134
>>No
>Go see Professor Brend

>>40243134
>>Go see Professor Brend

>>40243134
>SPRINT FOR PROFESSOR BREND
"HI YOU KNEW MY DAD HERE'S A KEY CAN I GO PLAY IN THE SCIENCE LABS?!"

>>40243134
>>Go see Professor Brend

>>40243134
>>No
>Go see Professor Brend

>>40243049
>JESUS CHRIST RUN FOR THE ENGINEERING NOW!!!

>>40243134
>No
>Professor Brend

>>40243179
Ya know what, second this.

IF he's alone in his office.

>>40243134
"What do you like to cook?"

>>40243272
I can't post it again so see>>40239443

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>>40243049
Is this the cullinary program guy?
If yes, I want in on that too

Writing

>>40243345
>>40243334
Oh, so it's the superior armstrong.

Even better

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Time for some answers, but not to the questions he's asking about. Real answers. You wave to Harry and the girls and bolt for the Science building. You didn't know you could run this fast and before you know it, you're in the lobby.

"Hey, I need to talk to Professor Brend.", You cough out while trying to catch your breath.

The secretary smiles, "Okay, he isn't busy, so you can go right on into his office, second door to the left."

"Thank you.", and then you're back to running down the hall. you get to his offcie and quickly rap on the door. It opens with a creak and standing in front of you is an old man in a crisp white lab coat.

"Hello, who are you?" he says with a voice that reminds you of a stereotypical old man.

"I'm Thomas Cairn and I was told you were a friend of my dad and you know where I need to go and-" He suddenly pulls you into his office and slams the door.

"Will you calm down and say that quietly?", he says losing his old voice and speaking sternly.

>"I'm the son of The Red Rider."
>"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse."
>"I made nanomachines and I wanted to talk to you about my dad."
>Write in

>>40243662
>"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse."

>>40243662
>>"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse."

>>40243662
>"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse."

>>40243662
>"My dad said to talk to you about the safehouse
I may or may not have built nanomachines as well"

>>40243662
>>"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse."

>>40243662
>>"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse."

>>40243662
>>"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse."

>>40243662
>My dad said to talk to you about the safehouse and I also made nanomachines and how do I get a patent and can I use the labs and why is everything going dark and I think I should probably breathe maybe

Writing

"My dad said to talk to you about a safehouse." You don't want to give away too much now that you calmed down. Especially if this guy doesn't know as much as he lets on.

"So you're his boy, here's the address, shouldn't be too hard to find." He hands you a folded slip of paper and seems to have adopted his old man voice again.

"Thank you." Now you can finally get those notes and be done with these crazy spy games, not to mention the fact that Dad probably had more schenatics in this safehouse than the storage unit. The idea of getting more of those leaves you drooling.

"Oh, and by the way, if you're even half as gifted as your dad, you should get through your program in about a year and a half. To be honest, you probably already can test out of most of the courses. Just don't do anythng conspicuous during that time and you could just say you're a genius." So he does know, that's a relief, especially if you keep making those schematics. Speaking of which, didn't you mean to show him the Micro-Actuators?

>Yes
>No
>No, then run to the address he gave you

>>40244121
>Yes

>>40244121
>No, then run to the address he gave you
"Thanks Prof, maybe we can talk later about science stuff"

>>40244121
>>No
can you help me patent any thing i may create

>>40244121
>Other
"Can I use the labs? Or does the safehouse have labs? Also, can you help me with patenting if I need it?"

>>40244121
>Still haven't tried doing the patent. No.

>>40244198
this

>No, but ask him about patents
Writing

>>40244183
>>40244198

First pointer from someone who has worked in academia: NEVER share your unpublished work with anyone. EVER.

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"Could you help me with patenting, I don't know where to start." You say rather sheepishly, admitting you don't know something is weird.

"I can help with that, just fill out the patent application, have a firm ceck it out to see that it's done correctly, then send it off to the Patent Office. The patent takes about 2 years, but the product can be exploited right after it is sent in as a patent pending." You think you caught that, so now you just need to print off that form and see some people about it.

"Thank you Professor Brend." It would have taken forever if you didn't know to have a firm check it out.

He nods at you and you head out, giving the secretary a smile on the way out. You want to jump on that address right away, so you go out to your car and start it up. You use your phone GPS to find the way and drive to the address Professor Brend gave you. It turns out to be a small house in the inner city, not really your style, but functional.

You turn the key in the knob and a small beep rings out, the door swings inward to reveal a lab with manufacturing equipment, computer banks, a whole range of stuff you barely understand. On a desk in the back of the room you find a single paper file labelled "Menace"

First Choice
>Read it
>Don't

Second Choice
>Call Mr. Salvos
>Don't

Read it, and don't call salvos yet.

>>40244804
>>Read it

>>40244804
>Read it, don't call.

>>40244804
>Read it
>Don't

>>40244804
>Read it
>Don't
Let's read it and check out the place first

>>40244804
>>Read it
>Don't

>>40244804
>Read it
We'll decide after whether to call.

>>40244839

This.

For all we know Salvos is the Menace.

>>40244804
>>Read it
>Don't

I won't wait the full 10 minutes, seems rather clear
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Supervillain Name: Menace

Real Name: Unknown

Appearance: Unknown

Powers: Psionics or Temporal Manipulation

Description: The only photo taken of Menace is the one shown above, taken by [Redacted] by taking a low exposure photograph. Any more enhancement shows no figure standing there. As far as I can tell, Menace is able to scrub himself clean from people's memories, this is why nobody has ever seen him commit a crime. I have considered the possibilities and only a Psion or a skilled Chronopath could do it. If I die, you will know I am close to the truth.

-The Red Rider

You put down the file, and think. This really doesn't seem like the job for a genius, maybe a hero, but you would have no clue where to start.

Timeskip is gonna happen soon what do you want to do
>Continue your father's work on your own
>Copy the file and hand the original off to Mr. Salvos, then get to work on school and tech
>Same as the former, but join Mr. Salvos in his work
>Write in

>>40245249
>>Same as the former, but join Mr. Salvos in his work

>>40245249
>>Same as the former, but join Mr. Salvos in his work

>>40245249
>Same as the former, but join Mr. Salvos in his work

>>40245249
>Copy the file and hand the original off to Mr. Salvos, then get to work on school and tech

>>40245249
>Continue your father's work on your own
>Work on developing suit protections and security devices for our base

>>40245249
>>Same as the former, but join Mr. Salvos in his work

>>40245249
>>Same as the former, but join Mr. Salvos in his work

>>40245249
>Copy the file and hand the original off to Mr. Salvos, then get to work on school and tech
We need our Iron Man/Crysis/Prototype suit before we go fighting people.

>>40245249
>>Copy the file and hand the original off to Mr. Salvos, then get to work on school and tech

>Same as the former, but join Mr. Salvos in his work

I probably didn't make the choice very clear, so

>Continue investigating Menace on your own
>Call Mr. Salvos hand off a copy, work on suit/patent/tech
>Hand off copy to Mr. Salvos, then help him investigate
>Write in

Choosing one means you can't do the other, so if you help Mr. Salvos for the two free weeks you have, no tech.

>>40245463
>>Call Mr. Salvos hand off a copy, work on suit/patent/tech

>>40245463
Leave Menace alone for now get good with tech.

>>40245463
>Call Mr. Salvos hand off a copy, work on suit/patent/tech

>>40245463
>Call Mr. Salvos hand off a copy, work on suit/patent/tech

>>40245463
>>Call Mr. Salvos hand off a copy, work on suit/patent/tech

Tech up it is
Writing

Rolled 93 (1d100)

Let me check something real quick.

>>40245463
>Call Mr. Salvos hand off a copy, work on suit/patent/tech

>>40245650
Ho boy.

You decide to just hand off the file to Mr. Salvos, he knows what to do with it, but not before making a copy just in case. He picks it up, you exchange a few pleasantries, and he leaves, simple as that. You go home and get some rest for the coming storm of the US Patent Office. Surprisingly, you write up the paperwork and the first time it's correct. You send it into the Patent office and think about how to sell those Micro-Actuators as a business.

>You gained 1 Plot Point, these are given out when Thomas completes a goal. They can be spent for perks.

>Stark's Blessing: Gain a permanent plus 10 to charisma, Alcohol now increases Innovation (but not Instability), but when it wears off, Instability and Innovation switch.

>Moving Mountains: Testing the limits is what you're about, You permanently receive a plus 10 to Innovation (but not Instability)

>AHAHAHAHA: Instability has a permanent plus 10, but Innovation gets a plus 20

Instability is the percentile chance that you will break down, while Innovation is the percentile chance that you will create something interesting in the process of research.

>>40245862
>Moving mountains (We haven't gotten into drinking yet.)

>>40245862
>>Moving Mountains: Testing the limits is what you're about, You permanently receive a plus 10 to Innovation (but not Instability)

>>40245862
>>Moving Mountains: Testing the limits is what you're about, You permanently receive a plus 10 to Innovation (but not Instability)

>>40245862
>AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>40245862
>Moving Mountains: Testing the limits is what you're about, You permanently receive a plus 10 to Innovation (but not Instability) This gets my vote. If we are doing that

>>40245862

>when it wears off

Looks like we're Sterling Archer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP7NkXh7HbA

Seriously, why would we ever stop drinking?

>Stark's Blessing

We just need to take frequent breaks and rest and all. Fun projects on the side, like cars.

>>40245862
>Moving Mountains
While the first one sounds fun this one is more practical

Stark's blessing.

>>40245862
>>Stark's Blessing: Gain a permanent plus 10 to charisma, Alcohol now increases Innovation (but not Instability), but when it wears off, Instability and Innovation switch.

>>40245862
>>40245862
>Stark's Blessing: Gain a permanent plus 10 to charisma, Alcohol now increases Innovation (but not Instability), but when it wears off, Instability and Innovation switch.
Come on guys

>>40245862

>Moving Mountains

Being Stark would be cool but Stark is also a tad unbalanced, which is not cool.

>>40245862
>Moving Mountains: Testing the limits is what you're about, You permanently receive a plus 10 to Innovation (but not Instability)

Stark is catching up, but if we are going mountains, we should still do everything in our power to keep Instability down. Stark is pretty cool, and his ability is great, but let's not collapse like him. Ensure that we can always take a break, that we're always okay.

Let's talk to some of our new girlfriends, see if they know some good yoga programs we can take. And find a car mechanics club, relax with some good old fashioned internal combustion engines.

>>40245862
>Stark's Blessing


>>40245969
Yeah but it'd be way more fun to have - some - defect
I mean, I don't know about you but playing Mr. Perfect gets boring

>>40246000

What's much better is making Mr. Perfect out of an unbalanced hand. imagine if we were Tony Stark, except not an asshole! My god, we'd be gods!

>>40245862
>Stark's Blessings! Hellyeah booze

>>40245862
>>Moving Mountains: Testing the limits is what you're about, You permanently receive a plus 10 to Innovation (but not Instability)

>>40245862
If we chose one will it lock us out of the others?

>>40246029
No

Rolled 73 (1d100)

>>40246018
>Charismatic and drunk like Stark
>Smart as hell, like Stark
>With actual super powers
>And not a dick
What have you done

>>40245862
>Moving Mountains: Testing the limits is what you're about, You permanently receive a plus 10 to Innovation (but not Instability)

Stork's blessing

Vote cutoff
Tallying votes
Tech next

>>40246051
we make babbie nao

>>40246062
Damnit, not enough Stark, even though it's tons more interesting.

>>40246078
he said we are not locked out form taking it later when it comes up

>>40246078
Powergaming beats cuh-ray-zee fun around the more grounded folks of /tg/

>>40246078
If we were actively drinking already as a character, I'd be with you, but our character thus far has simply been trying to be focused and determined.

Moving mountains it is! Stark is still an option later.
Now here's the tricky part, do you guys want to timeskip JUST the two weeks, or the entire college experience. I am open to either one.
>Two weeks
>Two years

>>40246109
which is crazy, because stark's blessing is more op. Cha bonus plus innovation bonus as long as we just stay drunk.

>>40246128
>Two weeks

>>40246128
>Two weeks

>>40246128
>Two weeks
Meh, we can timeskip latter, let's get at least some time in the College Arc

>tfw no Foggy

>>40246128
>>Two weeks

>>40246109
:(

>>40246126
Well, the thing is, the drinking is obviously beneficial. If we managed our instability, making sure we had time to relax a la >>40245990, then we'd be perfect!

>>40246128
>Two Weeks
>Go to yoga with girl friends, make sure our stress stays down
>Join a few clubs, get a groupthink going and INNOVATE.

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>>40246134
>Assuming I'd let you not suffer serious drawbacks no matter what you chose

>>40246128
>>Two weeks

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>40246192
Rolling for alcohol intake during springbreak

>>40246128
>>Two weeks

>>40246203
Good for you Tommy, good for you

>>40246203
we hardly touch the stuff

>>40246203
God damn. Honestly, Can we just go stark except we get our energy from just swirling the alcohol in a glass?

>>40246216
Am I the only one that notices the name in the opening post is wrong?

>>40246226
>>40246228
He's probably trying to quit during his Not Devil In a Not Bottle
Remember, springbreak is still far away (I think)

>>40246203
Looks like Thomas picked up the Teetotaler perk/flaw.

>>40246254
I addressed my fuck-up, and I apologized. I wrote it off as exhaustion.

Well, two weeks it is.
Gotta dig up the tech tree,

>>40246273
Now that I didn't see.
See how exhaustion affects us all?

>You have three Tech Points they regenerate slowly over time, you get one per thread

Researched:
>Potential Engine: Engine powered by Potential Energy, the higher it is, the more power it produces

>Micro-Actuators: Nanomachines son

Un-Researched:

>Hyper-Processors: Processors that think as fast as you

New Schematics:

>Nanoarmor: Uses Micro-Actuators to perfectly account for and deflect each blow from vital areas

>Low-cost Potential Engine: Cuts the price of the PE into a fraction of the original without Jury-Rigging

>Plasma Blades: Exactly what it sounds like.

>>40246423
Sorry, forgot some rules. Tech points cannot be used on already researched tech.

>>40246423
Hyper-Processors
Nanoarmor
Low-cost Potential Energy.

>>40246423
>>Nanoarmor: Uses Micro-Actuators to perfectly account for and deflect each blow from vital areas
>Hyper-Processors: Processors that think as fast as you
>Low-cost Potential Engine: Cuts the price of the PE into a fraction of the original without Jury-Rigging

>>40246423
Let's research Nanoarmor, Hyper-Processors, and Low-cost Potential Engine.

>>40246423
Hyper-processors
Nanoarmor
Low-cost Potential Engine

>>40246423
Hyper-Processors

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>>40246423
>Hyper-Processors
>Low-cost Potential Engine
>Nanoarmor

Plasma blades are boring, especially when we can just, you know, punch people with nanomachines. Pic related.

>>40246423
>Hyper-Processors: Processors that think as fast as you
>Nanoarmor: Uses Micro-Actuators to perfectly account for and deflect each blow from vital areas
>Low-cost Potential Engine: Cuts the price of the PE into a fraction of the original without Jury-Rigging

>>40246423
>Low-cost Potential Engine: Cuts the price of the PE into a fraction of the original without Jury-Rigging


>Nanoarmor: Uses Micro-Actuators to perfectly account for and deflect each blow from vital areas

>Hyper-Processors: Processors that think as fast as you
Combine Hyper Processors with the Nano Armor to increase defensiveness (they have "fast reflexes")

>>40246423
>Hyper-Processors: Processors that think as fast as you
>>Nanoarmor: Uses Micro-Actuators to perfectly account for and deflect each blow from vital areas
>Low-cost Potential Engine: Cuts the price of the PE into a fraction of the original without Jury-Rigging

>>40246549
And power all your gear with potential energy, obviously.

>>40246549
I'll do you one better.

Nanomachines are malleable, almost liquid microprocessors.

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>>40246549
Hyper-Processors don't QUITE work that way, they're more like the base for something else...

>>40246446
Did you know it's common for tech moguls and military to keep contacts in patent places in case someone tries to patent something they might want to license?

Vote closed, pretty clear what won.

>>40246591
Well if they can process data fast and be used for AI they can also be used for a defensive targetting system.
A processor is a processor, sure they can have some components specified (e.g. GPUs have special components and commands for operating matrixes) for one thing or another but in general data is data.

>>40246423
>Low-cost Potential Engine: Cuts the price of the PE into a fraction of the original without Jury-Rigging
So we can build one in a cave! With a box of scraps!

>>40246625

Indeed. I think what we should do, even if we do assemble JARVIS, is get something like each Microprocessor being an independent system completely capable of operating on its own, but can network together to get a bit smarter (kinda like geth). So we can still get Jarvis, but literally scatter a few hundred pieces everywhere we go to get some dumb-watchers, which can network to then scan everything. It'd be fun if we ever get to the BBEG ending, by which point we've scattered several tons of the stuff, forming this omniscient being that just crushes him.

ALSO

take a break. Relax. Go do yoga.

And that is the end of the third exciting chapter in SuperHuman Legacy Quest, next thread will probably be Monday. My twitter is @xLostCowboyX, I normally post a one-hour alert there.
I will be here for a bit to answer questions, take comments, and read suggestions, be they about tech or otherwise.

>>40246625
>>40246591
Oh also
If you give us Jarvis
Damn man, I'll love ye so much

>>40246669
So basically an adaptative processor network?

>>40246670

Thanks for running man.

You're striking a good balance on pacing, keep it up

>>40246670
Thanks for running!

>>40246670
SO, we're getting liquid armor, infinite energy, and an AI to help us. Hmmmm.... Will we be able to turn our suit into our motorcycle?

>>40246670
Thanks for running. Tons envious about how many active IPs you got. Exciting Quest indeed.

>>40246669
>BBEG is being destroyed by tons of suits and weapons controlled remotely by AI integrated on our brain
>he struggles and loses his ground bit by bit
>as he curses our name the camerca cuts back to us
>we're just relaxing doing some yoga and listening to vivaldi, drinking tea, watching the sunset

>>40246691
Did you think any super-genius worth their salt WOULDN'T have an AI?
>>40246725
Liquid armor is a bit of an overstatement, more a bunch of small joints woven into a vest to deflect bullets.

>>40246725
RIDERBOTS, ROLL OUT

>>40246757
Yes, indeed I should've known better

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>>40246747
Hello there Hank Pym, wanna think some more about what that plan is?

>Captcha asking if i'm a robot

>>40246757
Fair enough. Guess we'll have to research nanobots first XD

>>40246789
P-please no, not again

You guys can totally suggest new tech that builds off of previous tech, Rule of Cool is a friend.

>>40246843
Gotta keep making those nanobots smaller and smaller.

>>40246843
Okay. Wetware and circuitry that is made, maintained, and constantly modified for efficiency via nanotech, allowing for the suit to interface with the circuitry, and also permmitting any "Theoretical Physics" effects (such as cloaking technology) we might be able to dip into later.

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>>40246987
So this?
Further down the tree my friend.

>>40247038
....you're no fun.

Alright then, how about bio-medical nanomachine route? That's what the majority of nanotech IRL is on anyways.

>>40247099
Already had it planned, but you would need to research a bit more Biology to assure safety. That is... if you care about safety.

>>40247150
I would say outsource the biology, but can we buy the textbooks and just not attend the classes?

>>40247174
As is, you'll probably test out of it. The problem is that you would need to devote time to refining them to make it safe.

>>40247174
Why would we not study biology?
Do you not want to be a complete scientist?

>>40247232
This isn't "studying biology". You already know college level Biology to a tee, that's why you can make them possible to integrate in the first place. Assuring that the body accepts them is expert level stuff worthy of at least one Tech Point.

>>40247282
Fair enough. We need to drop some research and tech points into making sure they're people-safe.