>>40199553
> "I'm Thomas Cairns

>>40199553
> "I'm Alyssa."

>I'm Edgeworth.

>>40199583
You are a male, but you can have a girl's name.

>>40199553
i am Ajax who are you?

>>40199553
>I'm Dick Zuckerman

>>40199579
this

>>40199553
>"I'm Salvos John"

>>40199691
I Giggled
>>40199579
>Writing

"I'm Thomas Cairns" You say

"Nice to meet you Thomas, I was a co-worker of your

father. He was a good man and it's terrible what

happened to him"

You remember when your dad gave you an old junker for

your 18th birthday this year, he saved for weeks from an

worked overtime at work crunching numbers.

"Yeah, it is" you say without thinking. The priest takes

to the podium and starts the ceremony, so you go to take

your seat.

A few days later...

God, are you happy that all the paperwork is done. You just want to read the will and get this experience out of your mind. After all, the last stage of grief is denial, wait, no, you're forgetting something. Eh, whatever.

"...And to my son, I bequeath my storage unit by the docks and all of its contents, as well as my life insurance policy of 30,000 dollars."

Woah, shit you spaced out again but did that lawyer just say you got money. And some kind of storage unit but screw that, MONEY! You always loved your dad but you never thought he had life insurance. After all, he was an accountant.

After all the other assets are divvied up you...

>Check out that Storage unit
>Spend the money (on what?)
>Go Home, sleep, you're tired

>>40199806
Disregard formatting issues please, notepad was being weird.

>>40199806
>Spend the money (on what?)
settle account and bills
then
>Check out that Storage unit

>>40199806
>>Check out that Storage unit

>>40199806
>>Check out that Storage unit

Writing

You decide that spending the money right away is probably a bad idea, especially considering you are about to graduate, so you get in your car and drive to the docks. Checking the number on the key you were given with the numbers on the units, you eventually find it. Opening the heavy metal doors you find...

>A fully functioning lab (Scientist route)
>A pod and some computers (Supersoldier route)
>A bunch of mounted heads, weapons and other things (Hunter route)
>Just a spandex suit and some trinkets (Superpower route)

>>40200082
>>A pod and some computers (Supersoldier route)

>>40200082
>A pod and some computers (Supersoldier route)

>>40200082
>A pod and some computers (Supersoldier route)

>>40200082
>>A fully functioning lab (Scientist route)

>>40200089

Seconding.

Super Operator Quest? Yes please

>>40200082
>>A bunch of mounted heads, weapons and other things (Hunter route)

>>40200082
>>Just a spandex suit and some trinkets (Superpower route)

Seems pretty unanimous, there will be more choices though.
>Writing

>>40200082
>A fully functioning lab (Scientist route)

We'll make ourselves strong through the power of SCIENCE guys come on

>>40200243
I wanted that too, but meh, Captain Ohio is fun too

>>40200271

Why not Amurrikann Assassin Quest? We can blow up Iranian centrifuges and assassinate that pudgy fuck in North Korea

Well, I'll do a second vote because more people showed up. I'll also explain a bit more.

>Scientist: be it Tony Stark, Hank Pym, or Dr. Doom, all are viable in this route
>Supersoldier: What it says on the tin
>Hunter: think Kraven with more funding
>Superpower: any supepower from telekinesis to paper control

Post ONLY the name of the route you want. NOTHING ELSE. You have ten minutes

Superpower

>>40200354
Thank you for correct format

Supersoldier

Superpower

>>40200324
Supersoldier

>>40200312
Lone Star: The Texan Super Soldier, defender of peace and slayer of tyrants.
Beyond his peak body he also carries a mighty arsenal worthy of his state!

Scientist

Supersoldier

>>40200324
Supersoldier

Scientist

>>40200324
Superpower

I would appreciate correct format
No quotes, no greentext

supersoldier

Superpower

>>40200449

but greentext i correct format

>>40200449
Just don't count the ones that aren't in correct format. Their fault for not doing as asked, or people trying to vote twice or so.

>>40200460
>>40200449
Oh the irony

superpower

Superpower

>>40200454
subtle.

>Final Destination styled vote

>for ten minutes

Well, okay, I guess

>poster count gradually climbing

Take it as you will.

>>40200324
>Scientist: be it Tony Stark, Hank Pym, or Dr. Doom, all are viable in this route

>>40200449
superpower

Supersoldier

VOTE CUTOFF

>>40200494
Heh
Superpower
Supeprower
Super power
Superpwer

Superpower it is, writing

>>40200324

People are going to be bootyblasted but good on you for enforcing vote rules. Don't stop even when the samefaggers start bitching

>>40200324

Scientist

>>40200533
>you will never play supersoldier
>you will never play a mad scientist
>you will never play notkraven

>>40200543
>bootyblasted
I already am
Just opened this was hoping for supersoldier

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What even is half this stuff, and why did your dad have it? Then you see the suit and it all makes sense. Your dad was...

>Write in a superhero/villain name and power

Hey

Hey guys

Can we get a superpower we can use for science

>>40200533
Ah dang, didn't get a chance to vote for supersoldier.
>>40200566
Nothing keeping us from having badass super powers that give us something akin to those.

>>40200543
>tfw Supersoldier won without any samefagging

>now Superpowers won with the poster count doubling

Now, I won't accuse anyone of samefagging. But hey.

>>40200576
>Write in a superhero/villain name
There was none. He was off the radar, a man without a name or persona.
> and power
Psionics. He could read minds, control them, move things with his mind and even tell the future with it.

>>40200591
It was by one vote, so meh. Honestly, you could still basically be a Supersoldier

>>40200576
>Anathema
>Ability to place curses, cast spells, dark rituals, necromancy and good stuff like that.

>>40200602
I like this.

>>40200576
>Red Rider
>Technomantic Hypermind

>>40200602
>>40200576
Seconding

>>40200576
>The Major General
>power: Infused with a supersoldier serum, he became the very image of a modern day general

>>40200576
>Battlemaster
>Prescience, super reflexes and agility, super senses. limited esp.

>>40200628
Supporting this

>>40200576

>Atlas, the super strong, tank smashing, rocket tossing hero who stopped those damn USSR nuke spies way back in 76!

>>40200602
Thirdan

>>40200602
A good idea, but must have SOME public persona, otherwise how would you know it was him?

>>40200628
>Technomantic Hypermind
This

>>40200621
That completely eliminates the point of differentiating, though. And if that is the case, why bother with a choice like this at all?

Just stick to with the choices being exclusive.

>>40200661
>otherwise how would you know it was him?
His records which tied him to several events.

>>40200602
Literally the least flashy, least superheroic option, with the most villainy power
No

>>40200628
Fourthan

>>40200576
Newtonian

>Psychokinesis

>>40200681
Fair enough

>>40200602
Fuck yes

>>40200628
y-yes please

>>40200628
You couldn't explain what this means could you, someone ??

>>40200726
Enhanced inteligence that directly interfaces with machines and electronics essentially controlling them
Amadeus Cho meets uh... The driver?

>>40200628
Won by one vote, writing

>>40200743
Oh, in that case
>>40200628
I vote that

>>40200743
I think it's a bit more than that. The mention of hyper mind means we could make any machine-related calculation near instantly. Probably would let us build complex shit really quickly

>>40200801
Well that goes into enhanced intelligence, I mean you have the computational power of a super computer and the ability to deeply understand machines frlm the other one, so yeah you can build.stuff

Cho is OP

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The Red Rider... what, you even saw him once. A man on a souped up bike of some kind wearing a red suit and a mask. But if he's your dad, why aren't you like him, unless. Touching one of the computers, you are flooded with information.

CHOOSE A FOCUS
>Little bit of everything: Jack of all trades
>Engineering: practical application of knowledge
>Rider: extremely well-synced with vehicles
>Cyber: Can crack digital electronics with ease
>Analysis: takes in all outcomes and accounts for them

>>40200889
>Analysis
Always broken.

>>40200889
>>Little bit of everything: Jack of all trades
Only answer when tech's concerned. We don't want to be lacking in any area

>>40200889
>Analysis: takes in all outcomes and accounts for them

>>40200889
>Little bit of everything: Jack of all trades

>>40200889
>Analysis: takes in all outcomes and accounts for them

>>40200889
>Little bit of everything: Jack of all trades

>>40200903
Gotta agree there, diversifying is good, too narrow and we get countered easily

>>40200889
>>Cyber: Can crack digital electronics with ease

>>40200889
>Analysis: takes in all outcomes and accounts for them

Depending on how broke this is, Number Man/Dinah here we come!

>>40200889
>little bit of everything

Analysis is too broken and would be boring for OP to write

>>40200985
Not really, Analytical is Mastermind, No physical applications.

>>40200889
>>Little bit of everything: Jack of all trades

>>40201007
So pure math/intelligence with no tech controlling?

>>40201029
You can do it, but analytical uses have an advantage.

Writing
Jack of all trades

>>40201050
So can we do the whole predicting vectors and paths of projectiles to perfectly lodge debris into people or things to shut them down?

>>40201089
If you ask me, that is as much super reflexes as it is super analysis.

Don't think we have Spoodermen tier reflexes.

>>40201086
>>40201089
Lol nevermind

OH GOD IT BURNS, you feel your brain being scoured and branded with information, All of it. it feels like an iron in your skull.
IRON, Fe, CONDUCTIVE
WHY WHY WHY
###################################
Waking up on the floor of the unit, you understand why you didn't have your dad's power, it hurts. a lot. You glance over at the suit...

>Timeskip to graduation (Write-in what you did with money)
>Take up your father's mantle

>>40200889
Now we cruise on tren to become the Roid Rider

>>40201181
>Take up your father's mantle

>>40201181
>>Timeskip to graduation (Write-in what you did with money)
Settle debts, do research, no heroics until after graduation.

>>40201181
>Go out and have fun with superpower

>>40201181

And get to work.

Safely stash that money in our bank account for later and spend the next couple weeks trying to figure out how dear old dad's suit worked?

>>40201181
>Timeskip to graduation (Write-in what you did with money)
Bought some equipment and made some money by doing freelance coding, fixing stuff around the neighborhood, fixing cars, etc

>>40201181
I wonder if papa had any enemies and archvillains

>>40201181
>Timeskip to graduation (Write-in what you did with money)
used ALL the roids

Timeskip with money in bank, working on cars n stuff, trying to figure out powers
Writing

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>40201347
Good enough I suppose

What dice system are we going to use, OP?

>>40201360
nice

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>Two Months later...
You did it, you finally walked out those doors at Comet City High and into the real world. You saved that money and decided to make more with your powers, fixing cars is easy when you can ask them what's wrong. It turns out that your dad's suit was nothing but just that, a suit. But it turns out, those trinkets were various electronic tools, making them rather compliant to your use.
>>40201360
AUTOMATIC SUCCESS, was gonna ask for a roll for success in after-school plans.
>College
>Mechanic would be easy
>Accountant?
>Write-in

>>40201360
Btw, yes d100 system

>>40201436

>college

We smoked our technical aptitude tests and now we're accepted to an accelerated 5 year bachelors/masters electrical engineering program at a top academy?

>>40201436
>>40201469
this

>>40201436
>>College
getting the tools to be a mad genius ain't cheap.
Doing it on some one else dime is nice.

>>40201436
>>College

>>40201436
>College
gotta get dat knowledge

>>40201436
Okay, College it is, but that 100 means you can go anywhere you want so...
>MIT-expy
>Comet City U

>>40201605
>>Comet City U

>>40201605
>MIT-expy

>>40201605
>>MIT-expy

>>40201605
Were we able to find any of our father's contacts? Because it might be prudent to associate with them. How about that Mr. Salvos?

>>40201605
MIT-expy

>>40201605
>MIT-expy

We got the grades, now it's time to BTFO some nerds

>>40201674
You didn't find anything important on those computers, just different schematics that you saved to a hard drive

>>40201605
>>MIT-expy

Whats good about mit over comet? Or vise versa?

>>40201692
And on Salvos? What did we find about him?

>>40201741
Comet U must be a major city or our home city's U. Mit Expy would prob take us away from home but is very tech focused and amazing?

You worked really hard through High School with a 3.5 GPA, nothing outstanding. But what happened in that storage unit changed that. You just knew more. You ended up acing all of your exams and getting your GPA up to a 3.75. Not bad for two months. And you just got accepted to the Central Cosmopolis Institute. You are packing your things, the tools the hard drive, your dad's suit just in case, When all of a sudden, the doorbell rings. Mom opens up the door and you hear from downstairs.

"How nice to see you Mr. Salvos!"

SUPERHUMAN LEGACY QUEST END

so, first time QMing, how'd I do?
>Questions?
>Comments?
>Suggestions?

>>40201836

Bretty gud.

Keep up the voting rules and you will d9 well.

>>40201833
Correct, Comet City is your home
>>40201752
As I said, nothing at all on the computers but schematics.

>>40201836
>Questions:
When are you running again? Do you have twitter?

>Comments:
I liked it all so far, and it's a bit of a refresher on what quests had been heading on

>Suggestions
Maybe just thread length?

>>40201852
Not on the computers, man. I assume in that two months we had some time to at least google the guy, if not do a more thorough background check.

>>40201836
Pretty okay, maybe try to run longer if you can. Generally four hours is considered a minimum for thread length.

Maybe add a little more detail in your post. Some grammar/punctuation issues you might want to work on. No major complaints though.

>>40201894
Why would you google him, he was one of the many people at your dad's funeral? He has done nothing that would pique suspicion.

>>40201922
He said he was a co-worker of dad's.

I think at this point we can figure out our dad didn't do all we thought he did.

>>40201877
I will try to run when I have time, Twitter is @xLostCowboyx. Sorry about thread length, I thought my day was free, but it apparently wasn't.

>>40201943
You didn't bring it up in the timeskip, so I'm sorry. Next thread you will probably get answers on it though.

>>40201836

The short updates seem like your just making stuff up as it goes. If that isn't the case then it makes it lack atmosphere, and gives us little to go off of.

Not to mention the cardinal sin of char gen took up most of your time.

>>40202044
Yeah, had a plan, but it got all muddled up. And yeah char gen sucks, I know that now, but at least it's done.