01-15-2007, 02:26 AM
200 Int
Bullet Time
A human sees the world in framerates, same as every creature. The same goes for machines too. Unlike organics an android?s brain is capable of ?overclocking? their visual centers, viewing the world in insanely higher rates, allowing for a bullet time affect where everything seems to be moving slower than normal, the android himself included. To an onlooker nothing may have changed, but to the user the sluggish actions give him time to think. It shaves those millisecond of of reactions that are crucial in high speed fights. Unfortunately the overclocking taxes his systems to the extreme. More than a few moments of bullet time at once could possibly fry his visual centers, leaving him blind.
All thanks goes to Garlic Jr. for this move.
Bullet Time
A human sees the world in framerates, same as every creature. The same goes for machines too. Unlike organics an android?s brain is capable of ?overclocking? their visual centers, viewing the world in insanely higher rates, allowing for a bullet time affect where everything seems to be moving slower than normal, the android himself included. To an onlooker nothing may have changed, but to the user the sluggish actions give him time to think. It shaves those millisecond of of reactions that are crucial in high speed fights. Unfortunately the overclocking taxes his systems to the extreme. More than a few moments of bullet time at once could possibly fry his visual centers, leaving him blind.
All thanks goes to Garlic Jr. for this move.

