03-27-2015, 10:44 AM
I had no intention of leaving the verse, I assumed there would be a major connection problem. The idea I had about the Hive Mind is that the secondary would have to return to a closer proximity for information to pass back and forth easier. Sort of like the Telekinesis reach, as they move further away, the connection grows thinner. He'd be able to feel if his secondary died on the other side of the Verse, but more detailed information would be lost.
Detail, I was thinking of adding a move or something that enabled the exchange of strength for accuracy, perhaps dependant on TEC rather than ATT for effectiveness. Effect on an atomic level (such as causing the air to vibrate in a specific way) would be an extreme, but I'm thinking more like being able to use telekinesis for high accuracy details, such as painting, whereas the hand would lack such steadiness to properly fabricate something directly form the mind. It could also be used on things too small for the hand to manipulate, such as pulling out a splinter. OR perhaps to preform delicate activities, like applying stitches (though not healing) faster and with greater precision. The use would be limitless, just like basic Telekinesis. It's just the other side of the coin.
Detail, I was thinking of adding a move or something that enabled the exchange of strength for accuracy, perhaps dependant on TEC rather than ATT for effectiveness. Effect on an atomic level (such as causing the air to vibrate in a specific way) would be an extreme, but I'm thinking more like being able to use telekinesis for high accuracy details, such as painting, whereas the hand would lack such steadiness to properly fabricate something directly form the mind. It could also be used on things too small for the hand to manipulate, such as pulling out a splinter. OR perhaps to preform delicate activities, like applying stitches (though not healing) faster and with greater precision. The use would be limitless, just like basic Telekinesis. It's just the other side of the coin.