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I will win that spot in the Freedom Phalanx

Hyperstrike

By Hyperstrike,
Posted on: 2012-02-02 17:13 in CoH and CoV General Discussions

 

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OK, I personally am more likely to be sending the Phalanx clues made from those chalky candy hearts pasted on a heart shaped card, but I have found the perfect backstory for a new member. Its as simple as Malico, Juikon, Sitrix!

Lets say that something that happened a long time ago inspired the young people. Some of them would be inspired to become police, firemen, and doctors specializing in treating heros. A few of them would have the skills and abilities to join Longbow or Wyvern. The best of the best have what it takes to be a hero.

Now all I need is to figure out how they obtained every taser ability in the game so annoying "I soloed everything guy" can spend 30 minutes getting tasered over and over again.

 

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Originally Posted by Ironblade View Post
Don't tase me, bro!
I think Tasebro is my favorite Freakshow boss. Also, as much as I'd love to win the Phalanx spot on my namesake, I think his propensity for violence might preclude him from full membership to the Phalanx

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I'd never use a nuke in a superhero universe. You nuke a city, you kill 1.5 million people minus one. The last guy not only gets superpowers from the explosion, but ones that let him survive a nuke...and wow, is he torqued off
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Originally Posted by Ironblade View Post
Don't tase me, bro!
I will say this again. If it's to the point that the big bad man is tasering you, he's NOT your "bro".


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The Phalanx would be overwhelmed by Perverse Sexual Lust, so I'm not even going to apply.

I used to fiddle with my back feet music for a black onyx. My entire room absorbed every echo. The music was . . . thud like. The music was . . . thud like. I usually played such things as rough-neck and thug. Opaque melodies that would bug most people. Music from the other side of the fence.