Bob Wrote:
B> Yes -- the keyboard can be used to shut down a song.
B> Doug has multiply-redundant control features in the helmet
B> which I have not had reason yet to enumerate in the
B> story. Most of these came about because various villains
B> figured out one way or another to "hack" his power to
B> their benefit.
Was that the time the villains figure out that very loud symphonic music woul essentially nullify you? IIRC you had your helmet specially soundproofed for just that occasion.
This happened in response to The Castle (Warriors Beta's Tokyo base) getting overrun by bad guys and successfully hacking the main computer, producing a black market book: "how to defeat the warriors" which detailed the team members weaknesses as known at that time. It didn't blow most people secret identities since those few who care are sufficiently paranoid not to put that information *anywhere*.
I forget, did Doug's secret ID get outed at that time?
Skitz
B> Yes -- the keyboard can be used to shut down a song.
B> Doug has multiply-redundant control features in the helmet
B> which I have not had reason yet to enumerate in the
B> story. Most of these came about because various villains
B> figured out one way or another to "hack" his power to
B> their benefit.
Was that the time the villains figure out that very loud symphonic music woul essentially nullify you? IIRC you had your helmet specially soundproofed for just that occasion.
This happened in response to The Castle (Warriors Beta's Tokyo base) getting overrun by bad guys and successfully hacking the main computer, producing a black market book: "how to defeat the warriors" which detailed the team members weaknesses as known at that time. It didn't blow most people secret identities since those few who care are sufficiently paranoid not to put that information *anywhere*.
I forget, did Doug's secret ID get outed at that time?
Skitz