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synodiporia_ooc2018-04-29 01:47 pm
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DIGITAL FRONTIER: LEGACY MODE - JAUNT INFO
May 7 - June 16
In the Network, more than a dozen Systems flourish - independent nations connected by high-speed data lines, overseen by Programs - humanoid beings made of pure information, each with its own Purpose and Priority in the System.
Only twice in the history of the Network has a System fully fallen to viral corruption - first the ZODIAC, and then the Grid. Five cycles ago, an expedition from other Systems managed to restore the Grid under very strange circumstances - but the rest of the Network, unconvinced that the recovered Programs weren’t concealing viral influence behind their unnatural behavior and outlandish stories, has kept the Grid under strict isolation.
Until now. The Colossus, a System admired for its rugged survivalism and powerful military, is willing to take a risk on the Grid. The Colossus is sending its own team of soldiers and experts to attempt to recover the lost ZODIAC System. Their expedition travels on a large, encapsulated vessel called the Rejuvenator, specifically meant to be difficult to control, to have new Data and Programs uploaded to it remotely - but to be totally unable to send any data back without Colossus approval. If the mission fails, the Rejuvenator will never be allowed to return.
But all the fresh-trained Programs from the Colossus are untested. To give them the best chance at success, the Rejuvenator was sent first to the Grid, to take on a volunteer crew. If the ZODIAC Initial Probe fails, the Grid will remain under lockdown. But if it succeeds, and the Colossus Programs send back a positive report, the Network will consider opening their Ports to the Grid again, and letting its Programs rejoin civilization...
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Prompto's Oracular ability would indicate that MATH-U has severe systemic discontinuities - it's as if he is one machine made of the parts of two machines, and those machines do not mesh correctly.
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Living!
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would be possible for prompto to maybe design/rig some sort of temp battery situation to help MATH-U temporarily? or is it more of a food thing? I'm sort of confused how it all works with programs. he's trying to look at it as a disabled person needing help at first, to alleviate at least some issues while work on a better solution is done.
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And would fixing MATH-U require separating him and the 4NG3LZ?
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It appears that would be the simplest way, but not necessarily the ONLY way.
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They'd probably prefer not getting split up, but they also really don't want to keep glitching, so...shall see where things go there
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It would certainly help! Although a complete refactioning has never been successfully implemented!
It might be easier to refaction MATH-U to full Automata.
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(since I must confess, I'd prefer not to refaction to Automata.
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It's entirely possible that refactioning to blue could be a breakthrough later in the Jaunt; it just isn't possible with known methods! :-)
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If they get partially refactioned now, will full refactioning still be (potentially) possible later? And how much could they refaction by? (like, how much would still be Automata?)
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That the deep glitches in those systems are likely the ultimate root cause of the rest of his glitches is definitely news!
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Are they things that she herself can repair or figure out how to repair?
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Successfully doing that would be like tuning two pianos simultaneously if those pianos were a circulatory system and a nervous system, and also you wanted them identically out of tune in certain ways.
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