Re: Permission attempt questions

Permission attempt questions by twistedwindowpane on 2019-03-01 14:38:00 UTC Reply

I'm working on my Permission attempt, and have completed the "find a badfic you want to spork (so you can start your first mission right after you get Permission)" step. I found this Creepypasta badfic that's a blantant wish fulfillment/murder fantasy, and includes Slender's Mansion (a mistake common enough to be considered fanon, but still wrong) which is why I relegated it to my DOGA agents-to-be, Amber and Miriam. Currently I'm in the process of reading through it and assessing how I would spork it. But I ran into some questions.

1. So, as a few of you know, Amber and Miriam have supernatural powers. Would they be able to use these to take out the reader Stu? By this I mean: would they be able to use them on any mission no matter what, or would it depend on the universe, and if it does, would Creepypasta count as a universe where they are allowed to do this?

2. Speaking of the reader Stu, I'm still a bit confused as to how one takes out a Sue-possessed Crash Dummy. Do you kill it like a regular Sue, or is it more like a possession that requires an exorcism?

Hope to get these clarified soon. Thanks,

-Twistey

Re: Permission attempt questions by Iximaz on 2019-03-01 23:26:00 UTC Reply
1. It would depend on the universe. One of my agents is a Pokémon, for example, but since he's got to fit the world he goes into missions for, he doesn't normally get to keep his powers. When he does, it's for a continuum where someone flinging around electricity wouldn't be unheard of.
  
  2. You kill it like a regular Sue, though DoSAT requests the agents keep the dummy as intact as possible (no throwing the thing into a pit of lava, for example). Once the Sue's been killed, the dummy reverts back to its normal state, though it'll probably have a few more stab wounds than it started with.

Okay then. by twistedwindowpane on 2019-03-04 00:20:00 UTC Reply
1. I'm thinking that Creepypasta is a universe where supernatural powers are a thing, even if you only count the famous "canon" characters. So okay then.
  
  2. Okay. So maybe cutting off the reader Stu's head symbolically (because he cuts the heads off of all the DJs at the parties he attacks) wouldn't work. Good to know.
  
  -Twistey