@maestro_: Hm...interesting. I know I didn't misread is all I'll say there.
"You and Orph." Booooy...lumping us into one sentence. That's a kick and a slap
My Evo had built in safeties nets and failsafes to ensure it wouldn't be permanent. I didn't abuse changing widespread canon in anyway. It was a short term infusion of a power granting device for the sake of the narrative of his presidency. It was expensive, it was reserved to specific types of people and it was powered by a mutant, who without him, it ceased to function. If I didn't let you guys know that even happened I don't think you'd even be bringing it up rn. It hardly caught on let alone enough to warrant a rule as some testament to what not to do.
I can't speak for anybody else but please don't use me as a scapegoat for why yall do the things you do it's slanderous.
@maestro_: Lichter claimed the other day it was a CVnU rule. It was news to me too *shrugs* I still don't remember anybody abusing the major advancement angle.
Technology, magic, and powers will not be used to greatly disrupt the setting. In keeping with the narrative idea that "Reed Richards is utterly useless," writers may not invent and distribute new clean energy sources, cures for disease, or power-granting devices to the general populace. Because these actions disrupt the setting, they cannot be allowed without permission from the COE.
This rule refers to the things that happened in CVnU where someone would create a power source that never ran out and then release it to the public.
@jean_luc_lebeau: Nice thread I was just wondering, shouldn't the CVU be considered the main universe considering it had the most activity and most of the users actively RP in it. In fact shouldn't it at least be present lol. Just a suggestion :p
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