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| − | In TFTD, Mind Control is renamed Molecular Control (or M. C. for short) - I presume this has something to do with the fact you control the molecules of the victim, and they can do nothing, even if they want to - you can't do anything drastic with said molecules, but you CAN make the victim move about, fire weapons, etc. | + | In TFTD, [[Psionics]]/Mind Control is renamed Molecular Control (or M. C. for short) - I presume this has something to do with the fact you control the molecules of the victim, and they can do nothing, even if they want to - you can't do anything drastic with said molecules, but you CAN make the victim move about, fire weapons, etc. |
The only technical differences is that aquanauts require implants to make use of Molecular Control. A few loop holes in the M. C. theory is that the Jam Implant (panic) attack works on soldiers who have not undergone Molecular Control training, and that the M. C. Disrupter works on land just as well as it does under water. | The only technical differences is that aquanauts require implants to make use of Molecular Control. A few loop holes in the M. C. theory is that the Jam Implant (panic) attack works on soldiers who have not undergone Molecular Control training, and that the M. C. Disrupter works on land just as well as it does under water. | ||
While mainly an attempt to refresh an old idea, Molecular Control in all senses of the word is just another form of psionics. | While mainly an attempt to refresh an old idea, Molecular Control in all senses of the word is just another form of psionics. | ||
Revision as of 11:56, 26 August 2005
In TFTD, Psionics/Mind Control is renamed Molecular Control (or M. C. for short) - I presume this has something to do with the fact you control the molecules of the victim, and they can do nothing, even if they want to - you can't do anything drastic with said molecules, but you CAN make the victim move about, fire weapons, etc.
The only technical differences is that aquanauts require implants to make use of Molecular Control. A few loop holes in the M. C. theory is that the Jam Implant (panic) attack works on soldiers who have not undergone Molecular Control training, and that the M. C. Disrupter works on land just as well as it does under water.
While mainly an attempt to refresh an old idea, Molecular Control in all senses of the word is just another form of psionics.