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<blockquote data-quote="Binder Fred" data-source="post: 4738230" data-attributes="member: 63746">Uh... I said Nighshift couldn't &quot;hold things up in the air&quot; like most TKs can. that's not quite the same thing.At range? Now I admit this power was created before I'd thought to add the &quot;comand voice&quot; power which does the same thing differently, but you must have seen people using the commanding/fear inducing power of a pointed gun to control people's actions? You point the gun and yell &quot;Freeze&quot;. Nothing comes out of the gun and yet the victim is caught in the, in this case very real, mesmerizing grip of that dark round *hole* in creation : it's a gun grab at range. Same principle for the &quot;Up against the wall!&quot; use : gesture with the gun and presto, before they know it they're pressed against it as if a force was holding them there. Doesn't work so well, or at all, without the gun.To be perfect you'd probably need for it to be saved against Will.... Though if you can dodge out of the &quot;line of effect&quot; of the pointed gun it's bound to be a lot less impressive.To what end though? Another array isn't exactly going to be cost effective, so where is the gain? Does it give my character more options? Better chances of success? Something?_____________________________________________Binder Fred, inquiring minds.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Binder Fred, post: 4738230, member: 63746"] Uh... I said Nighshift couldn't "hold things up in the air" like most TKs can. that's not quite the same thing. At range? Now I admit this power was created before I'd thought to add the "comand voice" power which does the same thing differently, but you must have seen people using the commanding/fear inducing power of a pointed gun to control people's actions? You point the gun and yell "Freeze". Nothing comes out of the gun and yet the victim is caught in the, in this case very real, mesmerizing grip of that dark round *hole* in creation : it's a gun grab at range. Same principle for the "Up against the wall!" use : gesture with the gun and presto, before they know it they're pressed against it as if a force was holding them there. Doesn't work so well, or at all, without the gun. To be perfect you'd probably need for it to be saved against Will.... Though if you can dodge out of the "line of effect" of the pointed gun it's bound to be a lot less impressive. To what end though? Another array isn't exactly going to be cost effective, so where is the gain? Does it give my character more options? Better chances of success? Something? _____________________________________________ Binder Fred, inquiring minds. [/QUOTE]

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