Survive The Attack
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I have minor cybernetic augments that activate in a time of crisis. I generate a small, pressurized forcefield around my body, enter a controlled coma, and set off a distress beacon. The company I was testing the teleporting matrix for sends an autonomous rescue ship. I am saved.
The next user lost the functionality of their heart in a terrible accident. They were able to get it fixed with, you guessed it, cybernetic implants. They malfunction and let off a slowly increasing charge, which will eventually kill you (you knew that getting the high-amperage model was a bad idea)
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I teleport myself without my heart into an area with another working non-malafunctioning heart. The teleport was perfectly timed so the heart went in the gap perfectly. Don't argue with atonomy and stuff since this is a forum game.
The next user, which is made completly of dynamite, is detonated with no form of revivial
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True , but I killed you and I live with your body.
Next user IS Detonated and cannot be a ghost or be revived in any form or live.
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I turn into a person made from fire.
The next user IS detonated but can not be alive being any other material other than dynamite
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cannot alive? That ruins the whole point of the game by saying the next user can't live.
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How was I arguing?
I cannot alive, because that is improper grammar, but I certainly can live. I survive the explosion narrowly.
The next user is being chased by angry grammar nazis for using the wrong their/there/they're.
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WWIII breaks out, and the Allies send a group of BMN boats with vibranium and BOMB cannons to attack the harbor. I was general and lead the troops to victory since the worst the gramar nazis could do is correct every gramar error there was related to their/there/they're. Also I never use the wrong their/there/they're.
The next user is chased by the allies for being a gramar nazi.
