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Originally Posted by CapnGeist

Whatever the current WST should be available somewhere in game. I suggest one of the following methods...

-Message of the Day! That popup that sometimes happens when you log in? Have one every tuesday saying what the new WST is.

-Add to your contacts tab the WST contact if you're high enough level to use that contact, and have unlocked them for the TFs where that's necesarry.

-Put someone in Ouroboros that explains WSTs and tells players which the weekly WST is


Plenty of implementation options, and it doesn't have to be special, it just has to be /there./

Originally Posted by Nalrok_AthZim

Here you go then.

Originally Posted by ShadowsBetween

Frankly, "super science" and "Magi-tech" hooks that can apparently attach to nothing almost make more sense. I can think of several that are "serious" enough to at least compete with the Bat Grappling Hook, and that make as much sense as anything else in a setting where grown men run around in tights with their briefs on the outside of their clothes.

Stupid Science Skyhook 1: The hero discovers a way to generate stable portals, from any location, but other end is always in his lab, next to the machine that actually generates the effect. They're also limited to about two feet across. Aside from being useful for yelling through to get his shop assistant to hand him his lunch (which he forgot,) the inventor can't think of much this would be good for. Until it occurs to him to put something very large and very, very heavy next to the portal, and then invent a device capable of attaching and detaching to this object on command.

Ta-da! Every time he fires the skyhook, it activates the portal generator. The grappling hook hits the anchor block which is immediately on the other end of the portal, providing a stable anchor to an object which is both too large and too heavy to pull through the opening. (And is also close enough to the opening to keep the bad guys from crawling through into his lab. Although this does have the disadvantage of preventing his assistant from being able to use the portal to hand him his lunch. Which the hero has forgotten. Again.)

Stupid Science Skyhook 2: The inventor has discovered a way to generate a totally impenetrable force field, and to do so with a very very small device. The force field has several disadvantages though. First, it's totally immovable, relative to the surface of the most massive nearby object. (Which would normally be the surface of the planet.) Second, the forcefield is smaller than the device that projects it, or in this case about the size of a large marble. As a defensive item or a weapon, it's totally useless, but it makes a lovely pivot point for a skyhook.

Magic Skyhook: It's *magic.* Which mean, pretty much by definition, that it works despite any rational reason to the contrary.

Originally Posted by UberGuy

I too am completely nonplussed at the addition of "professional" wrestling to their lineup.

Originally Posted by Rock_Crag

Here's an interesting thought.... In the vision TJ had, we assumed everyone was alive. But we now know they all died months ago. Perhaps what she saw was everyone in the afterlife and they were comforting her with the knowledge that her child's spirit was going to a good place.

Probably not, but I thought it would be an interesting twist. An afterlife would also support the religion side of things and how there will always be some points of knowledge outside of our reach.

Originally Posted by catsi563

And the Eye popper of the episode was what next episode will be about.

Sam has no soul *DUN DUN DUN*