Ronin8879

Re: Curious of Other Opins First off, thanks for all the opins. For the moment, I'm just gonna ask him to focus the abilities to weaknesses, powers, skills, etc. Though, honestly, the way he wants the character to run wouldn't work right now, since technically "Detect Abilities" won't let him figure out weaknesses since technically a weakness is not an ability... it's a disability. Semantics are your friend. Oh and he has a large gun (90 pt. Multipower... yeah, there's no AP limit due to my beleif that players should be mature enough to know a game breaker when they see it... so far

I have a player who has purchased an Enhanced Sense defined as "Detect Physical Objects, Danger and Opponent's Abilities 15-." It has Discriminatory, Analyze, Range, Sense and Targeting. Virtually, the player wants his character to be able to almost immediately know what his opponents can do and their weaknesses and never be "blinded" by conventional means. My question is would this type of power even be "legal" and how would one go about giving the information the sense perceives? Posted the above in the "Ask Steve" section already. I'd also like to know what you guys out there think. I'

I have a player who has purchased an Enhanced Sense defined as "Detect Physical Objects, Danger and Opponent's Abilities 15-." It has Discriminatory, Analyze, Range, Sense and Targeting. Virtually, the player wants his character to be able to almost immediately know what his opponents can do and their weaknesses and never be "blinded". My question is would this type of power even be "legal" and how would one go about giving the information?

If one used the Armor Piercing modifier on a Hand-to-Hand Attack, how would that affect the damage dealt? Would total damage benefit from the AP Advantage or just the extra dice of the Hand-to-Hand Attack? Example: STR 30 (6d6), HA +3d6 with Armor Piercing vs. 20 PD - Average damage would be: A. 21 STUN, 6 BODY vs. 20 PD, plus 10 STUN, 3 BODY vs. 10 PD or B. 31 STUN, 9 BODY vs. 10 PD