Sturmfaust II (Need Artists)

Oh, no! Is Fahrenheit okay?

 

are you real?
that sucks Fahrenheit, hope the joker doesn't rescue you.

 

KekeKekeKekeKeke

no nothing serious, I'm really.. o.. kay.... crap here they come again, I wish the hospital was not boring, so that I wont always escape.. I'm bored.

EDIT: Before dragging me again, my name have "g" it. darn ninja cute nurses.. and Doctor Badass.

EDIT2: kekekekekeke... I WISH the Joker rescue me, minus the explosion.

 

Evolution? o:

Anyway, looks good
Enemies with claws and such would be cool. Zergling-esque enemy would be cool too

sorry this for now, gotta go, I fell ill, escape from hospital, device-ing a new full proof plan to escape again, sorry sp, laters, maybe a I will be release this friday or

No problem, maybe you should take a break, if you're ill though o:

 

All I can think of is, "LOL WUT."

 

Its wings wouldn't be able to support its weight, but it's still cool anyway.

 

O.o
there is no way that thing could have evolved

 

Its wings wouldn't be able to support its weight, but it's still cool anyway.

How do you it's weight? :>
Of course it's wings could support it's weight.

O.o
there is no way that thing could have evolved

Everything is possible with genetic engineering.

 

Well, it looks like the body is a heavy sausage-like thing, and the wings are kinda tiny.

But I suppose it could be made of super lightweight organic material, so I guess that's not a problem.

 

Everything is possible with genetic engineering.

er, no, its not.

 

er, no, its not.

Glow in the dark cats.



Need I say more?

 

Those are absolutely terrifying. Put them in your game, S. P.

 

er, no, its not.

You don't know much about genetics do you?
Everything could be possible, when something mutates, aslong as the physical laws aren't violated. The possibilities are endless.
And btw. speaking of reality: This is a game dude.

 

OH MY GOD!! ITS THE CUT-OUT FLYING WEENERS AAHHHH!!!!

(sorry animation block)

wee I going to be release tomorrow Goodbye cute pettanko ninja nurses!

 

Everything could be possible, when something mutates, aslong as the physical laws aren't violated. The possibilities are endless.

You don't know much about genetics, do you?
While the theoretical possibilities are very close to infinite, humans do not have the capacity to create complex creatures. Right now, scientists are struggling to code a bacteria's genome, let alone an entirely new artificial monster. The most impressive things that have been done with genetic engineering have nothing to do with creating new genetic code - as would have to be done in this instance - but rather taking snippets from other organisms and inserting them into new ones (ie, jellyfish gene + cat = glow, flounder gene + tomato = antifreeze tomato). As far as scientists are concerned, creating a completely new organism like this one is impossible, or, at the least, insanely implausible.

Furthermore, that creature does violate the laws of physics, unless it is absurdly light, but if that was the case it would be a really weak enemy.

Lastly, that thing must have absurd abs to stay in that position forever.

(yes, I know it's a game and reality doesn't give a shit, but when you say something so obviously wrong, it sorta irks me)

 

As long as physical laws aren't violated

Exactly. So therefore not everything is possible.

 

Firstly, it's totally ridiculous that you start arguing with me over how realistic my game is, since it's only a game. O: It could have it's own reality and physicial laws. Plus I have absolutly no joy in starting a 10 pages long discussion in my own thread, that's about a total absurd topic.

You don't know much about genetics, do you?

While you're only using a counter-question, I'm going to really answer you, your question. I have read up some info on Wikipedia, Websites and Youtube. And I read some books about biological topics that have to do with Genetics.

humans do not have the capacity to create complex creatures. Right now, scientists are struggling to code a bacteria's genome, let alone an entirely new artificial monster. The most impressive things that have been done with genetic engineering have nothing to do with creating new genetic code - as would have to be done in this instance - but rather taking snippets from other organisms and inserting them into new ones (ie, jellyfish gene + cat = glow, flounder gene + tomato = antifreeze tomato). As far as scientists are concerned, creating a completely new organism like this one is impossible, or, at the least, insanely implausible.

EPIC FAIL.

You should read everything, before starting assuming something.

Sturmfaust II is set in the 24th century.

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The enemies can mutate within your progress of the game.

It's not entirely your fault though, there are some story elements you don't know and I don't want to spoiler them. o: But let me say that there is EVERYTHING possible in Sturmfaust II, even if that creature would weigh 1000 KG.

Furthermore, that creature does violate the laws of physics, unless it is absurdly light, but if that was the case it would be a really weak enemy.

How do you know, that it isn't absurdly light? Again you're starting assuming something, who said that you're right? Maybe it's even hollow in the inside. Also the gravity could have been altered on Earth. Or it takes places in a own universe, with own physicial laws.

Lastly, that thing must have absurd abs to stay in that position forever.

Dude wtf? I'm not going to answer to this, because this wasn't the question in this discussion. You want to start another ridiculous discussion over an argument? O:

Exactly. So therefore not everything is possible.

In Sturmfaust II it is, because of a certain story element, plus: Who said that our physicial laws are correct? : >

 

Firstly, it's totally ridiculous that you start arguing with me over how realistic my game is, since it's only a game.

yes, I know it's a game and reality doesn't give a shit

Sturmfaust II is set in the 24th century.

psh, go watch idiocracy to see what the world would really be like.

How do you know, that it isn't absurdly light?

er, I don't...? I never said it was, and even contained a conditional clause within my sentence, declaring that if it wasn't absurdly light, it would therefore be fairly easy to kill.

I'm not going to answer to this, because this wasn't the question in this discussion.

It wasn't a question, it was a statement.

 

er, I don't...? I never said it was, and even contained a conditional clause within my sentence, declaring that if it wasn't absurdly light, it would therefore be fairly easy to kill.

Sorry, I misunderstood then o:

It wasn't a question, it was a statement.

Congrats, you just repeated what I said

 

I don't care if the game is unrealistic, I just pointed out that it was unrealistic. Breaks from reality are very good.

Plus, the picture of giant worm monsters = awesome.