Heroes Uprising Discussion Part 2

justinlynch3 wrote:

lol1991 wrote:Guys, here's a quick question for you.

Water
Fire
Air
Earth

Now, taking these elements, here's ALL the possible combos:

Water+Fire=Steam(maybe, give other ideas)

Water+Air=Ice

Water+Earth=Mud, swap etc.(any other ideas are welcome)

Fire+Air=Electricity(fire is know for exciting atoms and electrons. Electricity is excited atoms and electrons releasing energy. That where this comes from)

Fire+Earth=Magma

Air+Earth=Sand (maybe, or dust, but dust is like sand anyways I think...what do you figure?)

And that's it. Now, for one, what do you think of the confirmed ones. As for the others, ideas are appreciated.
Second, where does Metal fit in, if at all? if it doesn't forget it.
And finally, a question to Justin. Shawkun used to have nature manipulation, and magma manipulation. Where did he get the magma manipulation? Was it part of the nature control?

Last, here's the list of filled elements

Earth-Gary
Fire-Troy
Water-Katy
Air-Already have someone planned

Elemental Mixes:
Electricity-Elly
Magma-TBA (free if Justin says the magma control was a part of the nature control)
Ice-Filipe
Sand-Sandman from the old Nightmare Squad

missing 2 of them.

To answer your question Lol, yes it was. Jack's son had more limited power then him, and his most destructive force was magma, along with being able to manipulate nature to some extent such as controlling plants. Jack's power is stronger where as he can manipulate any part of nature from plants, to natural occurring elements (magma, lava, water, earth, whatever else falls under this) and even weather to a degree (such as being able to manipulate wind, or make it rain or whatnot.) He's also been shown to be able to connect with wildlife, to see what they see. It's how he kept constantly tracking Angie for the most part. So even though Shawkun lost the power, there is a character that already exist who's got that same power. In the meantime, if you need that power, you can use it. Not like we haven't had characters controlling the same or similar ability's before.

Speaking of which, I need to bring those two back at some point, I haven't played as them for a long time. (Angie had plasma control as a power, but had little to no knowledge of how to use it.)

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While Tony Stark designs every aspect of the armor, the complexity of the design requires that production be entirely automated. Each cell is constructed by using specialized bacteria — the bacteria consume minute amounts of specific metals, arrange themselves on pre-tagged areas on the "chip wafer," then die, leaving a very small amount of iron, or gold, or gallium-arsenide. This method allows great precision in determining the thickness of circuitry.

All the details of the armor's construction listed above are laid out in the Iron Manual. However, some armor which appeared after publication of the Iron Manual may well use entirely different methods of construction.