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Edited by Lord Genesis :
4/15/2015 1:36:07 AM
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"That... Doesn't even make sense, your move."
*They stand ready with Rifles shouldered.*
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[b]The Preachers collectively swing their arms, and the soldiers are incinerated in a pyre of Primordial Flame.[/b]
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*The Omnisuit is unaffected by the flame and they open fire, projectiles searing through what they hit.*
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[spoiler]I don't think so. That shit measures several million.[/spoiler]
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Don't think what?
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[spoiler]Primordial Fire dwarfs stars, you don't just shrug it off.[/spoiler]
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Their suits protected them from it.
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[spoiler]Suits don't protect you from getting hurled into a star, that's bullshit.[/spoiler]
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Yet they didn't get hurled into a star, they could've activated the system to warp the fire around them, or just plain dodge the fire, not to mention since you say the fire is that strong you just essentially decimated a few blocks of this city you're protecting.
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Remember the Arcane Barrier? As long as they remain inside, they pretty much have indomitable control over Primordial Fire.
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They can happily increase the temperature to equal stars without collateral damage.
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It would still burn a few blocks due to the heat, by that logic the fire wouldn't hurt the commandos even if it did impact.
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A) It did impact. B) The Ignus can manipulate time-space, restricting the pillar of fire to a specific space via stasis field would be child's play.
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Then the ominium field disabled it
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Oninium what? Primordial elements can't be stopped or slowed; they've existed since the chaos before time.
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And? Doesn't matter.
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Exactly, your soldiers are dead.
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No, even if it hit them before they could dodge or put up their Ominium field it wouldn't be able to get past their armor.
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Stand down, both of you! I will not tolerate this in my city.
