Badmouthing....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Ivo Robotnik
How low have you fallen :wacko:
Plus you don't know my circumstances :ignore:
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Badmouthing....Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Ivo Robotnik
How low have you fallen :wacko:
Plus you don't know my circumstances :ignore:
i totally agree with you about the musician stuff in Sonic Underground. it's just weird that they would need weapons itfp! they're hedgehogs for crying out loud, and those hedgehogs are the kind that use spins and punches, Shadow only uses guns to look cool, and sonic has a large enough extended family as it is. the only thing they got right was Uncle Chuck. Sonic never had siblings and the CERTAINLY weren't crown heirs to mobius, or moebius or wherever that show was set. i only watched it a few times when nothing else was on and i don't care to see any more.
Huh. I didn't know that. Nice little cameo, I suppose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fist Of Tulkas
Technically, SEGA is required to notify me whenever they use my person in one of their games, but since it's a cameo, I'll not kick up a fuss. Plus, the game is... how old now?
Now now, I didn't badmouth you. I merely verified the facts as I was given them. You were out running in ridiculously high temperatures. That, to me, constitutes idiocy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sword Of Time
And those are the circumstances I know. They seem to be all I needed in the given situation.
It's a weird dimension. But then, there's a dimension that's apparently adopted the Sailor Moon franchise and concept, and one that I'm very much disinclined to view. Ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
I keep tabs on the bigger alternates, but that's it. Trying to keep tabs on all of them is literally impossible.
pretty sure that i never want a crossover between the Sonic Tv shows (except Sonic X) and ANY of the universes. it's hard to tell how the vidoegames fit together, whereas the comic book always has a decent amount of timeline and simplicity from one storyline to another. where might i ask is this sailor-moon Sonic universe? i figure it might be funny to see once, although one based on BLEACH or Death Note or One Piece would definitely be much cooler.
To answer your question, NiGHTS was released sometime around 1996/1997.
1) If due to circumstances beyond your control you were forcibly transfigured into an Anthropomorphic creature, what bipedal sapient animal do you think you would be? This also is with the assumption that your hair color would be the color of your fur if you became a furred species. Mustache optional.
For some reason, I keep picturing you as a red panda.
2) Read any good books lately?
3) Aside from the problems caused by Sonic and his friends, how's life treating you?
4) What is the meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything?
Followup question (5): Are you a frood?
Well, as I've noted repeatedly throughout the thread, a crossover between most of the dimensions would be running the risk of causing dimensional collapse. It shouldn't, and won't, happen. The only reason Sonic X's universe could bleed over into Archie is because its not a separate universe - it's actually one of the many sub-zones of that particular dimension. The same holds true for that Sailor Moon... thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
1 - Difficult to say. The mental image of a heavily mustache'd panda seems amusing, but I suspect that the mental image takes a few cues from World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion. But I honestly couldn't say what I'd be if I were to suddenly transform into an anthropomorphic creature.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fist Of Tulkas
2 - Yes, actually. The Otherland series, by Tad Williams. Not exactly light reading, but a fantastic mix of sci-fi and fantasy, with a strong storyline in the mix.
3 - Reasonably well. I'm always cheerful when I'm building up my next plot.
4 - Popular theory would have us believe that it's 42. I'm inclined to say popular theory in this case is mostly argued by idiots. I could go on an immensely long rant about what I think about the concept in and of itself, but frankly, it's nearly 2 AM (local Egg Carrier time), and even master scientists need their sleep.
5 - ...that's an alien race from Hitchhiker's Guide, isn't it? It's been almost 10 years since I read that one, so you'll forgive me for not being entirely certain. And no.
any hints as to the next evil scheme (AKA Sonic game for SeGa's new system)?
Good grief no. As I keep having to tell people who ask about my upcoming plots, I don't intend to give away the details. It's hard enough to blindside Sonic and his friends without providing him with details beforehand.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
I can tell you that robots are involved.
50 meter tall robots? :awesome:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Ivo Robotnik
1.)Why didn't you stop the fall of the Sega Dreamcast?
(I would think since you were a beneficiary, you would have a problem with just a fraction of your money being cut :wacko: )
2.)Thoughts on current gaming trends and what it would mean for future gamers?
3.)How are you?
1). If Nintendo offered you more money than Sony, would you work for them? Or are you obligated to stay with Sony?
2). What if you took away Sonic's allies?
3). Are you embarrassed of your alternate reality self(s)?
4). What is your favorite place to visit?
5). What's the biggest misconception about you?
hey, SeGa's coming out with a new console soon, what's your opinion on that?
I will disclose no further details at this point in time. Really, if I did that, I might as well tell Sonic "Hey, I'm building a giant mech here and here, at coordinates so and so, which is weak to the following list of things. Have a good day."Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanger Zonvolt
See how this wouldn't work out?
1 - I manage my money. SEGA can take care of themselves, they're big boys and girls. They pay me royalties to tell the tales of my epic... defeats. The height of the royalties has nothing to do with their individual success.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sword Of Time
2 - The term 'current gaming trends' means something wildly different from day to day, so I'm afraid you'll have to be a little more specific for me to answer this question properly. Which trends are you referring to?
3 - I'm doing well, thank you. Working hard, but then, if you want to take over the world, some commitment helps.
1 - Sony? When did they suddenly come into the picture? And I don't work for these companies. I work for myself. SEGA pays me royalties because they depict me in their games, which are at least moderately historically accurate. Other than that, I have no affiliation with the company in any employment sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamerror
2 - I refer you to my last plot, Generations. I flung them through time and space and Sonic still managed to save the lot of them.
3 - Some of them, yes.
Archie Robotnik isn't an embarrassment so much as he is completely twisted, but my alternate depicted in Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog... well, let's just say that that cartoon is depressingly accurate. Other versions of myself... eh, I consider them on a case by case basis.
4 - Anywhere I want. I do live on an airship, after all.
5 - That I'm completely evil. Okay, I want to take over the world, but I want to do it to unseat the idiots and powerhungry evil bastards currently in power.
As I said earlier, SEGA are big boys and girls, they don't need me to hold their hand. Still, if they manage to pull it off, they might even be able to compete, but I suspect the console-market's too saturated. We've got the PlayStation and Xbox series, both of which cater to large parts of the gaming crowd, and Nintendo, which mostly handles the more casual end of the spectrum. I'm not sure where SEGA's new console would fit in, really, unless they come up with something revolutionary.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
And given their game-design of late, including the Sonic games, I haven't much hope. Although I'll admit Sonic Colours and Generations were both pretty good.
What? I might lose in the games because frankly, that's what happened when I actually pulled off the plots, but I can still comment on overall game quality, can't I?
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A personal note:
I'll be taking a few days' leave again, and I'm even willing to tell you why this time!
I'm taking some time off and going on a short trip.
There, wasn't that exciting?
I'll be back on monday, so feel free to keep asking your questions, I'll answer them all upon my return.
Sorry, I meant Sega. oops.
have a safe trip! Bye. See you Monday!
well, since the rumors are that X3 and PS4 are going to be locked or PSPgo type things SeGa and Nintendo can cash in on the fact that nobody wants that type of console and make a killing.
And I'm back. Not even an actual question. Oh well, I'll respond regardless. It's something to do.
You know, when I'm not plotting.
Why thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamerror
Eminently possible, but Nintendo won't cash in on it because they've already got their WiiU... thing. SEGA might be able to steal that particular niche, true enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
How was your trip?
Did you have a good time?
Glad you're back.
where did you go? how did you succeed in robotizing Sonic at one point? what do you think of Sonic and The Black Knight?
Who is your favorite Loonie Tunes character?
Why is junk food so good to snack on?
Do you keep a collection of weapons on the Egg Carrier?
- It was quite good, thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamerror
- Yes, actually. I might be a master scientist bent on world domination, but sometimes it's nice to get away.
- Glad to be back.
- I went to the south part of Nonesuch Peninsula. It's in the continent of Notthere.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
I'm still internationally wanted, like I'd tell everyone where I go to get away.
- The term is "Roboticising". Yes, it still sounds ridiculous, but I didn't come up with it. Also, I never used roboticisation tech, that was my Archie counterpart.
- Fairly cheap knockoff game that refused to feature me. Uninteresting.
- Difficult to say. I suppose I'll go with Daffy Duck, because he can be a cynical bastard at times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gig.
- That's what it was designed to do. Be cheap as hell to produce, have no redeeming features whatsoever, yet seem somewhat alluring constantly. It's rather annoying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sword Of Time
- Ignoring for a moment the fact that the Egg Carrier in itself is an aerial fortress, yes. I keep some older tech around out of nostalgia, and my latest personal mech is usually in development on board. Unless I intend to use it in my next plot, in which case the location of construction is a secret.
i always thought that (until the first credits roll) that you must be inside that suit King Arthur wore, in fact, until somebody proves different, i STILL think that you were in there.
also, Archie is my favourite continuity. it's the only one i consider to be "mainstream" sort of like Marvel and E-616 or with..... oh wait, DC doesn't HAVE a mainstream universe, just a collection of gobbledygook that pretends to have continuity to it. as if it wasn't hard enough to follow ALREADY they had to split them up to "explain" how they had never aged and simply confuse us more! they need to follow Marvel with The New 52 and just never address the age of the people. what's your opinion on all that?
also, haven't you developed VR tech by now? wouldn't it be easier to go into your holodeck or whatever to take a vacation, program everything perfect so nothing could go wrong, etc?
1). Do you have any game consoles on your egg carrier?
2). What stage was the hardest to design?
3). What movie are you looking forward to?
4). How often do you update your technology?
Why is Game of Thrones, the television series, such a piece of shit?
N-noooo, of course not.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
Really.
Nothing wrong with the alternate dimension chronicled by Archie, other than it being an absolute mess of zones and physics-defying insanity.
I have developed VR-tech, yes. However, perfect VR tech is so difficult to program it's nearly impossible. I had the choice between plotting to take over the world or plotting to create the perfect holiday destination over the course of fourty years and a lot of migraines. I'll stick with my current choice.
1 - All of them, naturally. I like to keep up to date, even if I barely play most of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamerror
2 - Feel free to define 'stage'. If you mean 'conquered region filled with traps to deter Sonic', then the hardest was probably my old Scrap Brain base. I was definitely still getting the hang of things at the time.
3 - Wreck-it Ralph, if only to see how people react to me being in it.
4 - Once. It started when I started developing machines, and the process is still on-going.
I think you'll find that opinion varies on this. About half the planet would disagree with you, for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Necrovarium
And if you need me to explain the validations for your own opinion, you should really reconsider your opinion until you can validate it for yourself.
what do you think about the gobbledygook that is the DC universe? has i ever crossed over into any or the Sonic Universes?
have you played the new guess the anime game yet? http://www.epforums.org/showthread.p...reenshot-REMIX!
Why should anyone bother asking you a question when you can't even properly get rid of a pesky hedgehog?
- It's an absolute mess, but then, they did that to themselves, so I won't pity them for it. And I don't think they ever did any crossovers to sell more stories. Thankfully.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
Not really, no. My knowledge of anime is painfully limited, so me taking part would be immensely pointless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Spicer
I don't know. How about you try taking on this pesky hedgehog. If you defeat him, then congratulations to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Necrovarium
You'll forgive me if I won't hold my breath though. Several dozen armadas haven't managed thus far. You won't either. And no, you can't use fan-characters, just yourself.
Enjoy.
if SEGA comes out with a new console, what will you do?
do you read my blog?
1). How many kinds of robots do you have?
2). How do you keep your robots minions loyal?
3). Have any of them defected?
three words: Gamma and OmegaQuote:
Originally Posted by iamerror
Metal Sonic (not sure how many models), Gamma and Omega fixed :PQuote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
wow, 88 pages and still going... i got nothing this time, sorry. would still like to create a chaos emerald or something similar though :/
- I'd probably pick it up. SEGA's had a fairly good track record with consoles thus far, despite them failing - The consoles themselves are pretty decent.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
- No. I don't read blogs as a general rule. Also, do you link to your blog anywhere? I mean, really?
I don't particularly have the time to invest in hacking you just to find out where your blog is if I wanted to read it.
- I'm afraid I can't just number them. Suffice it to say that I've got a robot for most necessary functions.Quote:
Originally Posted by iamerror
Someone's about to think of a hilarious 'bodily function?' joke now. Top tip: Don't.
- Most of them aren't free thinkers, but just standard robots. The few that have free will are generally loyal, with a few notable exceptions.
- Omega is the most clear case of pure betrayal. Gamma comes second, though it was certainly a defection.
And despite what many may say, Metal Sonic never truly betrayed me. I programmed him to be too single-minded in his purpose to become Sonic's better. It led him to make decisions that... negatively impacted me.
He's since returned to the fold, however, and I can safely say that I can rely on Metal a great deal.
Quite.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunSlinger Boy
Only one model really fits the category of betrayal, and in an explanation for that, see above.Quote:
Originally Posted by treos
And nice to see you again. Also, creating a Chaos Emerald is impossible. Making a fairly acceptable duplicate, yes. Another Emerald, no. And I'd sincerely advise against it. The balance between the Chaos Emeralds, the Master Emerald, and pretty much everything else, is an immensely delicate one. I'd rather you not destroy half a world in the attempt, thanks.
1). How long did it take you to build your egg carrier?
2). Where will your palace be when you take over?
3). You're a nice guy, and you've changed my perception of you. I mean, at first I thought you were a bad guy(no offense).
4). Where does Sonic store all those rings he collects?
1. What was your first robot?
2. How would you cope if you had no electricity for six weeks?
What is your definitiion of Shenanigans?
What is your favorite animal?
the special zone i'm thinking? i thought everyone knew that!Quote:
Originally Posted by iamerror
lol who said it had to be chaos energy hm? i'm sure if a gem/crystal can hold 1 type of energy then making it hold a different type couldn't be all too hard.
actually unless i'm mistaken, a imbalance of the originals would throw the entire balance of order/chaos out of whack depending on the severity, now THAT could wipe out 1/2 or all of existence lol be a heck of a way to go though, thats for sure.
well that or that truly insane theory of pulling infinite energy instantaneously from imaginary number space (not 100% sure but i think its a safe guess that such a high concentration of any energy type over a large area could warp and/or distort any number of laws of physics and likely reality or just about anything would happen inside the resulting mess)
edit: hmmm... a chaos energy leak... that sounds like it'd be fun to test in a computer simulation, if only to see all manner of freaky stuff happen :)
remember Space Colony Ark? Sonic and Tails made a fake Chaos Emerald and Sonic Chaos Controlled off the pod Eggman sent him into space with.