Subject: Re: The same way they work for everyone else?
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Posted on: 2015-08-14 03:17:00 UTC
Are the disguises holograms or solid? Because if it's the former, it'll be awkward for the smallest and largest agents if something appears to touch the disguise and goes right through!
What is the largest number of badfics written by one author that were done on missions (like the Rose Potter hexology)? Are there any authors for which ALL of their badfics have been done?
I've had one rattling around my skull.
What would happen if the Ironic Overpower started shipping agents?
- Alleb
Agents walking in on each other at the wrong time, tripping and landing on top of each other, that kind of thing. Kind of like what happens with Valon and Kala, to be honest.
Likely you'd get a whole lot of situations where the agents suddenly found themselves in romantic situations...and started going 'what is this what is happening get off me'.
Could be interesting.
~DF
I appreciate that you've got lots of questions, but... could you maybe save them up and ask them all at once? You've got three threads on the front page right now, all of which consist solely of one question.
On a related note: could you maybe interact with threads other than your own? The PPC is a place for people to talk to each other; it gives rather a bad impression if you only comment on threads you started.
hS
Er, what kind of bad impression?
The kind of impression that you're only here for yourself. The PPC is a community first.
I'm afraid that, if I ask them all at once, I won't get all of them answered.
I'll try to be more sociable.
We're a very detail-oriented lot here. If one person can't answer all your questions, someone else will definitely pop up to fill in the blanks.
~Neshomeh
What if a story that's been done in a mission is remade? Do you do that one if it's almost as bad as the original? And if a story already had been remade before any missions were done, do you do the original, the remake or both?
Whoops, forgot one:
4. How do human disguises work for the smallest and largest agents?
Of course, finding yourself in a much larger body might be very confusing for someone like Corolla, who is normally a few inches tall.
Generally speaking disguises are like a new body; you have to get used to them. Remember how Za'kiir had problems with a human disguise since he's a Khajiit and they have digitigrade feet?
Maybe I'm not understanding the question. What are you trying to get at?
~Neshomeh
Are the disguises holograms or solid? Because if it's the former, it'll be awkward for the smallest and largest agents if something appears to touch the disguise and goes right through!
The Disguise Generator doesn't just change the outward appearance but alters the agent's DNA so they really do become the species in question, as explained here.
Just a friendly reminder, we like it when people do the research before asking. Thanks.
Do all agents have to have a known home continuum?
Unpublished works of fiction, you say? Hmm...
Lots of people use characters they've created for their own stories but ended up not using. It can be a good way to develop them. Personally, I think it'd be cool to see a character who comes from a series that only exists within another continuum, but it'd be hard to write, I think.
Is there any particular reason you're asking? I feel like all your questions are probably building to a certain point, and it might be easier for you to just say what you're thinking directly, instead of just asking a bunch of individual questions.
I want to join the PPC. I already have a couple of badfics I want to do missions on. I'm thinking of using a character from the universe of my own books which aren't complete yet.
Let's see... Imposter for PotC, The Fine Art of Copy-Pasting for PMMM, Of Monsters and Machines for FNaF and Godzilla and I'm in the middle of reading the Rose Potter missions.
You really need to read those, since after all that's the canon we're writing from. Aside from that, I mostly just read whichever ones look interesting from the fandoms I know. Neshomeh's spin-offs are really good, and I'd definitely recommend Trojie and Pads' missions if you want to get into Bad Slash.
I have read some of the Original Series. You asked what spin-offs I read, not what missions.
But you really ought to read all of it. If you want to get Permission to write your own PPC spin-off, you gotta know the canon we base ours off of, after all.
Otherwise you'd be doing the equivalent of writing Harry Potter fanfic after only watching a handful of the movies. ;)
http://plotprotectors.tripod.com/TOS/
Is this all of them?
What if a story that's been done in a mission is remade? Do you do that one if it's almost as bad as the original? And if a story already had been remade before any missions were done, do you do the original, the remake or both?
In the future, it might be helpful if you say that up front, so that people can give you more direct answers. Sometimes your questions seem a bit random, so it can be hard to give useful information. ^^
Just by posting on the Board means you're already a member of the PPC. :)
What you mean by 'joining' is you want to get Permission.
My gmail address is roserpemail
Darn it, it didn't occur to me to type [disguise] first instead of [human] in the search bar.
If you're asking about the 2003 Murakami series, I guess I know it kinda well.
Apart from series/connected works such as Rose Potter, That Series, and Marrissa Picard, it's considered poor form to deliberately pick on any given author's works more than once. I'm sure this has been expressed to you before, but the PPC is about critiquing bad writing, not bullying people.
We might make an exception for known trolls, I suppose, but I don't think that's been done. Trollfic often isn't worth PPCing in the first place.
~Neshomeh