01-08-2016, 06:48 AM
Stats:
Atk: 1
Def: 1
Spd: 4
Tec: 4
I'm obviously not as good as an Agent in the movie, but I feel like this arrangement stays truest to the character without buying any stat improvements. At the end game, Smith would look like the following:
Atk: 4
Def: 2
Spd: 7
Tec: 7
Tier 1, 2, and 3 for no stat buy:
Atk: 2/3/5
Def: 2/3/5
Spd: 6/7/10
Tec: 5/7/10
Tier 1, 2, and 3 with full stat buy:
Atk: 5/6/8
Def: 3/4/6
Spd: 9/10/13
Tec: 8/10/13
Starting Powers as such:
Burst Movement, Master Acrobat, Super Jumping (Basic)
Powers for future purchase:
Survivial, Super Speed, Foresight, Insight, Flight, Suppression, Shapeshifting, Mimic
Starting Profs: Physical Strength, Ranged Prof.
Starting Items: Mobile Dataverse Device, Vitacompass. They'll be roleplayed as his signature earpiece.
Future Power Ups:
Upgraded Agent Routine, Seraph Routine, Oracle Routine. These are based around the people who took over in the movies, each of which enhanced his abilities.
Future Assists: 5 Smiths at each Tier. A basic upgrade of his original Assist, but each Tier would grant him stronger Smiths to fight with. I had considered increasing the number of Smiths at each Tier, but I felt like, rather than increase the number, I could just double Assist at a lower level for the same effect.
Moves and Super Moves are where I'm having issues. He'll definitely have the following:
Desert Eagle: Smith's go-to gun. It can fire as quickly as Smith can pull the trigger, but the damage is modest, at best.
Viral Takeover: By injecting his code into the form of another being, Smith can copy himself over onto them. Weak Secondaries are more or less defenseless against this intrusion. Primes and powerful Secondaries can resist the takeover, though if they are weakened or beaten to submission, it becomes harder to resist. If used on a Prime beaten in a fight, they will still reincarnate at the Nexus, as per the norm. Their old body will become the new Smith.
Super Move:
Agent Flurry (Offensive): Kicking his speed into overdrive, Smith launches an all-out assault on his hapless target, striking them with a succession of kicks, punches, and other body strikes. Nearly impossible to block or dodge.
And that's all I've been able to figure out thus far. Let me know what ya'll think.
Atk: 1
Def: 1
Spd: 4
Tec: 4
I'm obviously not as good as an Agent in the movie, but I feel like this arrangement stays truest to the character without buying any stat improvements. At the end game, Smith would look like the following:
Atk: 4
Def: 2
Spd: 7
Tec: 7
Tier 1, 2, and 3 for no stat buy:
Atk: 2/3/5
Def: 2/3/5
Spd: 6/7/10
Tec: 5/7/10
Tier 1, 2, and 3 with full stat buy:
Atk: 5/6/8
Def: 3/4/6
Spd: 9/10/13
Tec: 8/10/13
Starting Powers as such:
Burst Movement, Master Acrobat, Super Jumping (Basic)
Powers for future purchase:
Survivial, Super Speed, Foresight, Insight, Flight, Suppression, Shapeshifting, Mimic
Starting Profs: Physical Strength, Ranged Prof.
Starting Items: Mobile Dataverse Device, Vitacompass. They'll be roleplayed as his signature earpiece.
Future Power Ups:
Upgraded Agent Routine, Seraph Routine, Oracle Routine. These are based around the people who took over in the movies, each of which enhanced his abilities.
Future Assists: 5 Smiths at each Tier. A basic upgrade of his original Assist, but each Tier would grant him stronger Smiths to fight with. I had considered increasing the number of Smiths at each Tier, but I felt like, rather than increase the number, I could just double Assist at a lower level for the same effect.
Moves and Super Moves are where I'm having issues. He'll definitely have the following:
Desert Eagle: Smith's go-to gun. It can fire as quickly as Smith can pull the trigger, but the damage is modest, at best.
Viral Takeover: By injecting his code into the form of another being, Smith can copy himself over onto them. Weak Secondaries are more or less defenseless against this intrusion. Primes and powerful Secondaries can resist the takeover, though if they are weakened or beaten to submission, it becomes harder to resist. If used on a Prime beaten in a fight, they will still reincarnate at the Nexus, as per the norm. Their old body will become the new Smith.
Super Move:
Agent Flurry (Offensive): Kicking his speed into overdrive, Smith launches an all-out assault on his hapless target, striking them with a succession of kicks, punches, and other body strikes. Nearly impossible to block or dodge.
And that's all I've been able to figure out thus far. Let me know what ya'll think.