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agetreme · 2013-02-28, 00:08

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Originally Posted by StratoSpear

All here:

http://stratospear.deviantart.com/gallery/

Though just FYI, all of them are concepts and none actually reflects the appearance of the Minerva in the ongoing story.

Stratospear's drawing isn't bad but I have been exposed to lots of really good drawing which is why my standard of being good(as in 7 out of 10) is a little higher.

I blame one of my ex-classmate (who sat next to me while I am still in secondary school). He was drawing monster in class when I happened to notice.... and hell it was freaking awesome. However, do note that those guys are really good at drawing so it is kind of hard match up with them.

Then again, I am in no position to say that Stratospear' drawing is not good (I noticed that it has improved) because mine is bad.... really bad.

I think a ten year old could draw better than me because my standard is pretty much stuck at child standard (no sense of proportion, lack of shading, lack of 3d-ness).

The only 3d stuff I can draw is a Cube..... I just like how simple it is. However the lack of shading still means it is bad though, but it is my go-to drawing when I got bored.

Thankfully, I don't think it is Jeanne(hidan no aria) level kind of bad but still.... it is not much better so...yea, I wish that I could draw as well as Stratospear.

(To be honest the only reason how I manage to pass Art Class is because I always submit my assignment on time..... which according to the teacher: "not going to fail the class in any way regardless how bad it is" compare to somebody who doesn't.

Strigon 13 · 2013-02-28, 00:22

@zero

red gives a more "mystical" aura behind, and it maybe be a plot point in the history.

@age

i know what you feel.

demino_hellsin · 2013-02-28, 01:30

@zero. There isn't that much of the fluid. Only enough to fill the suit section of the unit. When not filling the suit, the fluid CPU is stored in reservoirs hollowed out in accessible areas like just beneath special plate armor. So in large frames they only fill the suit. In small frame they spread across the whole machine like blood through veins.

DarkJak2050 · 2013-02-28, 04:22

[Sighs]

Alright, in prepping for writing the 2nd arc of Project Silverback, I've decided to have my guys drop their nicknames...

demino_hellsin · 2013-02-28, 06:32

@zero: thanks for the inspiration *mad scientist laugh*

StratoSpear · 2013-02-28, 07:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkJak2050

[Sighs]

Alright, in prepping for writing the 2nd arc of Project Silverback, I've decided to have my guys drop their nicknames...

Just like that? Or will there be some sort of development point that motivates them to do so?

Also, does this appear too... sloppy for an Academy security personnel establishing contact with the Minerva:

Quote:

The day has entered late evening and the Sun is barely visible over the horizon. The night skies are clear as Inami, in the Minerva, cruises above Tokyo Bay with the Type-One CSFP mounted horizontally onto his back. Hardly within range of the Academy and he could already see six Raphael Revives of the Aegis Team spreading out around the school’s airspace, this time covering and even wider area as he approaches one of them head-on.

“-This is the Academy’s security squad, Aegis. Unknown One, you are entering restricted airspace.-”

He gets taken aback by the warning. Never mind the school still being a long ways from his weapons’ range, he’s not even flying towards it which makes the sudden warning a whole lot more awkward both in timing and setting than it was supposed to be.

‘What…? Even at this distance…? It’s not like I’m— wait… “Unknown One”?’

“-I know you heard me. You have three seconds to respond or I will make you.-”

‘WHAT? Why in the world must I—?’ His thoughts interrupted by a separate, private transmission from Praxidike.

“-Keep it cool, Arisawa. The helmet has a voice changer mechanism for communication with foreign channels. Play along.-”

Do note that prior to this, the Academy pieced together information about the Minerva from 4 different occassions until they arrived at the conclusion that the Minerva MIGHT be manned.

agetreme · 2013-02-28, 08:51

Spoiler for Ugly drawing:

I like to prove my point....

Eratas123 · 2013-02-28, 10:05

Cazzo, trying to make a pair chapter with a socially awkward crybaby and a wannabe child soldier who spouts big words is incredibly frustrating.

ZeroXSEED · 2013-02-28, 10:10

@ Strigon
Actually that looks like something out of bionicle, just need some details here and there and it'll be good.

@ Eras
Hmm, I can somehow feel that without even knowing the real draft

agetreme · 2013-02-28, 10:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZeroXSEED

@ Strigon
Actually that looks like something out of bionicle, just need some details here and there and it'll be good.

@ Eras
Hmm, I can somehow feel that without even knowing the real draft

I think you mean me.

Now that you mention it.... yea... It look like Bionicles.... the intention was to have parts which can be easily replace when damaged...so Lego is clearly not a bad idea.

The head is not a mask but ,more of a helmet, the actual head is a sphere below the head.

Edit: the thing which the arms and legs are connected to is actually a ring like structure which can expand or contact.

Finally, the left side is called Alien mode because it looked like alien (arms and legs not connected to the body)

DarkJak2050 · 2013-02-28, 20:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eratas123

And I'm going to play devils advocate and be blunt here: Jak, do you not talk to females in RL? Sure we guys like videogames or guns and they like clothes and make-up, but we'd still react the same if someone placed a loaded gun against their head. Really, I joke around with my seatmates and they're no aliens nor do they see the world through some kind of girls only lens.

You can say that I had trouble with them in Junior High and High School...

Quote:

Originally Posted by StratoSpear

Just like that? Or will there be some sort of development point that motivates them to do so?

They'll drop the nicknames with reason, it really won't be sudden.

As for the small scene, I can't really be the judge of that...

Edit:

A new on for the archive.

Infinite Stratos REWIND

agetreme · 2013-02-28, 21:04

Schwarzer Regen's AIC is pretty much a game breaker because not many IS unit can deal with it.

Point to note: Try Vanilla Uchigane (solo) against Schwarzer Regen.

(additional note: There is a way to deal with it using the out-dated unit but the method is rather.... dirty.)

However, I realize that British ISes actually have the best chance of solo-ing Schwarzer Regen.

In another word: In theory, British's ISes are actually capable of dealing with Schwarzer Regen's AIC in actual IS competition so the only problem is most likely lies with the pilot.

I think it is due to recklessness, lack of experiences and knowledge about her opponent's unit. Then again, we are talking about Ordinary(albeit rich) Civilian versus a Genetically-Engineered Super-Solider here.

demino_hellsin · 2013-03-01, 00:13

there are too many ways too deal with AIC if you look at it objectively. Zero and I have already found our answers.

StratoSpear · 2013-03-01, 02:22

Seeing as I won't be home tonight to post a draft scene, I'm going out on a limb and deduce that AIC only affects things that are exposed to it. When the fake Schwazer Regen drone replica uses its AIC against Inami, he only manages to free himself after wasting massive amount of particles to form a sub-solid shell made of particles to shield the Minerva from exposure to the field.

DarkJak2050 · 2013-03-01, 04:57

I remember that it's stated that AIC's only effective on 1 target.

ZeroXSEED · 2013-03-01, 07:23

That or a small enough area

As for particle hax, I remember GNP has negative mass, which mean negative momentum, and well...

That aside, how exactly the Minerva's special particles are not affected then? because they're massless?

StratoSpear · 2013-03-01, 08:41

The particles are affected since they're frozen in place by the AIC before the could form a spherical barrier. The AIC's effect caused the particles to form an irregular barrier in the shape of an external silhouette shell which cover the parts of the Minerva that's exposed to the AIC's field.

demino_hellsin · 2013-03-01, 08:53

In other words they have their own physics. Real world be damned =))

ZeroXSEED · 2013-03-01, 08:56

Hey, everyone in universe rape physic on SECONDLY basis with offhand explanation, cut him some slack

demino_hellsin · 2013-03-01, 09:02

I think it's pretty cool actually. It's like: "Up yours IS! Think only you can break all the laws of physics?"

2013-02-28, 08:51	Link #40607
agetreme Just another Idiot Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Delusion world	Spoiler for Ugly drawing: I like to prove my point.... __________________ Ara Han

2013-02-28, 10:05	Link #40608
Eratas123 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2011	Cazzo, trying to make a pair chapter with a socially awkward crybaby and a wannabe child soldier who spouts big words is incredibly frustrating. __________________

2013-02-28, 10:10	Link #40609
ZeroXSEED I am no one Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Inside your head	@ Strigon Actually that looks like something out of bionicle, just need some details here and there and it'll be good. @ Eras Hmm, I can somehow feel that without even knowing the real draft __________________

2013-02-28, 21:04	Link #40612
agetreme Just another Idiot Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Delusion world	Schwarzer Regen's AIC is pretty much a game breaker because not many IS unit can deal with it. Point to note: Try Vanilla Uchigane (solo) against Schwarzer Regen. (additional note: There is a way to deal with it using the out-dated unit but the method is rather.... dirty.) However, I realize that British ISes actually have the best chance of solo-ing Schwarzer Regen. In another word: In theory, British's ISes are actually capable of dealing with Schwarzer Regen's AIC in actual IS competition so the only problem is most likely lies with the pilot. I think it is due to recklessness, lack of experiences and knowledge about her opponent's unit. Then again, we are talking about Ordinary(albeit rich) Civilian versus a Genetically-Engineered Super-Solider here. __________________ Ara Han

2013-03-01, 02:22	Link #40614
StratoSpear Titans Test Team Pilot Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: The Elysium	Seeing as I won't be home tonight to post a draft scene, I'm going out on a limb and deduce that AIC only affects things that are exposed to it. When the fake Schwazer Regen drone replica uses its AIC against Inami, he only manages to free himself after wasting massive amount of particles to form a sub-solid shell made of particles to shield the Minerva from exposure to the field. __________________ "You cannot be bad at watching a movie. You cannot be bad at listening to an album. ...But you can be bad at playing a videogame, and the game will punish you and deny you access to the rest of the videogame."

2013-02-28, 00:22	Link #40602
Strigon 13 Electrosphere Join Date: Mar 2011	@zero red gives a more "mystical" aura behind, and it maybe be a plot point in the history. @age i know what you feel.

2013-02-28, 01:30	Link #40603
demino_hellsin That one guy Join Date: Nov 2011	@zero. There isn't that much of the fluid. Only enough to fill the suit section of the unit. When not filling the suit, the fluid CPU is stored in reservoirs hollowed out in accessible areas like just beneath special plate armor. So in large frames they only fill the suit. In small frame they spread across the whole machine like blood through veins.

2013-02-28, 04:22	Link #40604
DarkJak2050 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2011	[Sighs] Alright, in prepping for writing the 2nd arc of Project Silverback, I've decided to have my guys drop their nicknames...

2013-02-28, 06:32	Link #40605
demino_hellsin That one guy Join Date: Nov 2011	@zero: thanks for the inspiration mad scientist laugh

2013-03-01, 00:13	Link #40613
demino_hellsin That one guy Join Date: Nov 2011	there are too many ways too deal with AIC if you look at it objectively. Zero and I have already found our answers.

2013-03-01, 04:57	Link #40615
DarkJak2050 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2011	I remember that it's stated that AIC's only effective on 1 target.

2013-03-01, 07:23	Link #40616
ZeroXSEED I am no one Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Inside your head	That or a small enough area As for particle hax, I remember GNP has negative mass, which mean negative momentum, and well... That aside, how exactly the Minerva's special particles are not affected then? because they're massless? __________________ Last edited by ZeroXSEED; 2013-03-01 at 07:42.

2013-03-01, 08:41	Link #40617
StratoSpear Titans Test Team Pilot Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: The Elysium	The particles are affected since they're frozen in place by the AIC before the could form a spherical barrier. The AIC's effect caused the particles to form an irregular barrier in the shape of an external silhouette shell which cover the parts of the Minerva that's exposed to the AIC's field. __________________ "You cannot be bad at watching a movie. You cannot be bad at listening to an album. ...But you can be bad at playing a videogame, and the game will punish you and deny you access to the rest of the videogame."

2013-03-01, 08:53	Link #40618
demino_hellsin That one guy Join Date: Nov 2011	In other words they have their own physics. Real world be damned =))

2013-03-01, 08:56	Link #40619
ZeroXSEED I am no one Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Inside your head	Hey, everyone in universe rape physic on SECONDLY basis with offhand explanation, cut him some slack __________________

2013-03-01, 09:02	Link #40620
demino_hellsin That one guy Join Date: Nov 2011	I think it's pretty cool actually. It's like: "Up yours IS! Think only you can break all the laws of physics?"