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Okay, so I had what I think to be a rather interesting story idea that I wanted to share with you guys. Tell me what you think. It's called "Fission".

Basic premise is that these pair of twins, one boy and one girl are experimented on after their parents die and then are put up for adoption and raised separately. Completely unaware that the other exists. Later on in life, they discover one another in a bar and "hook up". Afterwards they become aware of their own latent superhuman powers that are completely co-dependent on their shared brainwave lengths as twins.

The boy possesses his sister's body and becomes "Thunderstruck" and is able to control lightening as well as wield it as differing weapons like a sword or a staff. The girl possesses her brother's body and becomes "Molten" who's able to engorge different aspects of his body with pure muscle, giving him immense strength.

But the catch is that only one of them can possess one another at a time and when they possess one another, they go into a dream like coma

(07-20-2014 11:46 PM)Odin Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-20-2014 01:08 AM)Aerial-Rave Wrote: [ -> ]I don't know, I want to go to school to learn how to do this nerd shit.

Don't go to school to learn this stuff.

Master the art of googling and suddenly you'll always know exactly what you need with just a couple of clicks.

There's guides and whatnot online for learning this stuff, and a lot of languages have free to use editing and compiling software. Look for the GPL tag- that means it's free and awesome.

Well, it would be more for gaming than computers and more a namesake, which is what schooling is for now more or less these days.

But I will definitely do some practice and research with google soon enough.

I've always wanted to learn coding too. It'd be pretty awesome to try to make a game, but leaning code languages has always seemed too daunting for me...

You nerds...

Regarding coding, the only course I took on it was to program AutoCAD.

Neo, I will ask if they actually discover the truth or if you're treating us to some superhero twincest.

(07-21-2014 09:31 PM)neo_ozon Wrote: [ -> ]Okay, so I had what I think to be a rather interesting story idea that I wanted to share with you guys. Tell me what you think. It's called "Fission".

Basic premise is that these pair of twins, one boy and one girl are experimented on after their parents die and then are put up for adoption and raised separately. Completely unaware that the other exists. Later on in life, they discover one another in a bar and "hook up". Afterwards they become aware of their own latent superhuman powers that are completely co-dependent on their shared brainwave lengths as twins.

The boy possesses his sister's body and becomes "Thunderstruck" and is able to control lightening as well as wield it as differing weapons like a sword or a staff. The girl possesses her brother's body and becomes "Molten" who's able to engorge different aspects of his body with pure muscle, giving him immense strength.

But the catch is that only one of them can possess one another at a time and when they possess one another, they go into a dream like coma

...That's just horrid...
Why them?
Why release them?
What would they do with the body?
Fission's also a stupid name for fusing.

(07-22-2014 05:13 PM)Peppero Wrote: [ -> ]Regarding coding, the only course I took on it was to program AutoCAD.

Neo, I will ask if they actually discover the truth or if you're treating us to some superhero twincest.

It's in his blood.

(07-22-2014 02:10 PM)Ulfric Blackheart Wrote: [ -> ]You nerds...

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(07-23-2014 08:22 AM)Lizzy Wrote: [ -> ]

(07-22-2014 02:10 PM)Ulfric Blackheart Wrote: [ -> ]You nerds...

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Bandai's SH Figuarts line is finally making a figure of Blue Stinger Beetleborg/Blue Beet from Big Bad Beetleborgs/Jukkou B-Fighter

You know what's odd? As much as I adored the Indian In The Cupboard movie as a kid, I'm just now getting around to reading the original book. For some reason I always thought the book took place in the 40's or 50's