Headcanon Thread

@Kratesis said:

@Lord_Johnathan: Depends on the country too. Bounty hunting is a legitimate and respected profession in the USA, and the same with mercenaries. (Although they usually go by 'bail bondsmen' and 'security contracter' )

The soldiers in the Military generally regard "Security contracters" with utter and complete contempt even if they're technically legal. The rest of the world also doesn't look very kindly on them.

@Lord_Johnathan: Again, depends on the military. Just because some people in some militaries view PC's negatively you can't say that everyone in all militares do.

Its very difficult to become a PC in any american company without first serving in the military, and its an attractive job because the pay is often much better. (A friend of mine was making 9K a month at nineteen years old. Many of them make far more than he did)

@Kratesis said:

@Lord_Johnathan: Again, depends on the military. Just because some people in some militaries view PC's negatively you can't say that everyone in all militares do.

Its very difficult to become a PC in any american company without first serving in the military, and its an attractive job because the pay is often much better. (A friend of mine was making 9K a month at nineteen years old. Many of them make far more than he did)

Well, most of the servicemen I've been exposed to seem to regard PC's as money grubbing psychopaths who'd desert America in a heartbeat if the other guy offered them a better paycheck. But that's been a stigma associated with private militarymen since mercenaries were a thing.

@Vorzhilok_the_Traumatizer: You would have to be completely insane to side with another country. I mean off your rocker, lost all touch with reality, looking for the UFO Jesus insane.

Its just a fancy way of committing suicide lol.

@Kratesis said:

@Vorzhilok_the_Traumatizer: You would have to be completely insane to side with another country. I mean off your rocker, lost all touch with reality, looking for the UFO Jesus insane.

Its just a fancy way of committing suicide lol.

Guess Mercenaries have come a long way since the thirty years war where one side could bribe away an entire army. :P

@Vorzhilok_the_Traumatizer: I think its less the contractors themselves, and more the awareness of the current military balance of power.

Not only would they be very unlikely to actually survive any battles against US forces, but after they inevitably lost the conflict no country in the world would be safe for them.

@Kratesis: @Vorzhilok_the_Traumatizer:

Seeing how the CV world got destroyed every now and then I guess the UN stopped caring ages ago

@Rumble Man: Lol, yeah.

Where was NATO when people were taking over France I wonder?

@Kratesis said:

@Rumble Man: Lol, yeah.

Where was NATO when people were taking over France I wonder?

Herping the derp.

@Vorzhilok_the_Traumatizer said:

@Kratesis said:

@Rumble Man: Lol, yeah.

Where was NATO when people were taking over France I wonder?

Herping the derp.

They need more heavy on their organization

Impero is Surelocke Homes' father.
 
Impero was the mysterious man from Surelocke Homes' past.
 
Kratesis has a crush on Quickster

Dornan considers Kratesis a rival.

Reloading the head cannon is a tricky process, Fowler has blown up his noggin several times but luckily processor is not there

Quickster has smooth skin

Impero is Surelocke Homes' father.  Impero was the mysterious man from Surelocke Homes' past.  Kratesis has a crush on Quickster

All of Gamblers new assassins are now made up of his grown illegitimate children, he has agents collecting them like Vandal Savage looking for body parts.

@Equilibrium_Society said:

The reason why Vine canon is so convoluted and disjointed is that at some unknown point in the past multiple parallel realities merged. The characters with the most constant reinvention and retcons are due to their having to adapt to more versions of themselves merging than the norm. The reasons and forces behind this event remain unknown to even the most omniscient within the Vine Prime reality.

How the hell is canon convoluted? I Mean, Yes there is minor things with individual character's individual canon...But nothing on the big scale

@shadowknight666: The Ninjans invaded.. then somehow that magically didn't happen, and now its happened again.

France is floating in the sky in some peoples canon, and russia is ruled by a vampire in some peoples canon. But in others, and their RPGs, its not.

The west coast got destroyed in WWWII's first post, same with Hawaii. Obviously not canon to many people.

Someone blew up the moon, yet Impero and Liberty had a very romantic date there.

And.. so forth.

@Kratesis: The Ninjans clearly invaded, It's just there were so many plot holes

France is floating in the sky and russia is ruled by a vampire, They did not write two GIANT RPs for it not to be canon

West Coast...Okay I'll admit that's muddled

The Moon thing, You got me there too.

I Still don't see a problem though, NONE of these things are hindering anyone's writing whatsoever

@TheDealer said:

@_Quickster_ said:

Impero is Surelocke Homes' father. Impero was the mysterious man from Surelocke Homes' past. Kratesis has a crush on Quickster

Gotta say, tha's pretty cool. All the former bartenders of Loners have a secret club and get together to smoke an drink and joke and stuff.

Accepted

@shadowknight666: Some of those things are part of why I haven't written Liberty in a long time. The large scale vine is so confused its very difficult to have character that operates on that scale.

So while they might not hinder everyones writing, many of the problems with vine canon have affected my writing.

@Kratesis: Good point, However when you have characters who rarely get involved in Justice League level stuff like me, It isn't that bad

@shadowknight666: Yeppers. On one hand its doesn't really affect some people. On the other hand it forces everyone down into that street level area if they want to have a realistic effect on the world.

So while I enjoy Kratesis a lot, i do wish that the LL level scene wasn't made so difficult by the current state of the canon.

@Kratesis: Hey just do what I Do...

Never make an impact on anything ever XD

@shadowknight666: Hehe, that's kinda my point. Characters must have an impact equal to their scale to be believable.

Cain has a personal impact on other characters inside his circle, the same as most normal people (makes sense.. as he is a normal person mostly). He's certainly made an impact on Longshot, on various street-level events, and has really good showings even against Closer and his empire. He's made the RIGHT impact.

Liberty is kinda stuck. What would be logical for her would be retaliation against the Ninjans for the deaths of 40% of the world, and to attack russia. But I can't really DO either of those, or anything else on that scale. Which is okay at first... but after so long the character stops being believable.

@Kratesis: I understand that, But can you explain why Liberty can't Attack the Ninjans or Russia? I Mean all you have to do is arrange something with Z Or the Tenn In.

@shadowknight666: Yes, but not in public lol.

@Kratesis: I Don't understand? XD

@Kratesis said:

@shadowknight666: Some of those things are part of why I haven't written Liberty in a long time. The large scale vine is so confused its very difficult to have character that operates on that scale.

So while they might not hinder everyones writing, many of the problems with vine canon have affected my writing.

TY for answering while I was still trapped in the clutches of the post limit monster, pretty much nailed it

Constantine comes to visit Aliana all the time and takes her on adventures that she thinks are dreams

Constantine and Artair have a slightly.. antagonistic relationship, just like Artair has with every Prime Minister he's met.

@Kratesis said:

@shadowknight666: Hehe, that's kinda my point. Characters must have an impact equal to their scale to be believable.

Cain has a personal impact on other characters inside his circle, the same as most normal people (makes sense.. as he is a normal person mostly). He's certainly made an impact on Longshot, on various street-level events, and has really good showings even against Closer and his empire. He's made the RIGHT impact.

Liberty is kinda stuck. What would be logical for her would be retaliation against the Ninjans for the deaths of 40% of the world, and to attack russia. But I can't really DO either of those, or anything else on that scale. Which is okay at first... but after so long the character stops being believable.

I can organize something for Liberty to do for my cosmic and space based stuff.

Join the space portion of the vine, you won't have to worry about blowing up any city!

Creed is one of the most powerful mutants on earth.

@MrName said:

Creed is one of the most powerful mutants on earth.

That's not headcanon, that's FACT lol!

Mattersuit costs more than your average nuclear warhead. He is also a hella lot more dangerous.

@Kratesis: True true

Grimm city has a massive shroud that ends at it's city limits. The shroud makes it so that it is always night and everything is filtered black and white, sin city style.

O'Chunks is permanently banned from seaworld.

Vineverse Shamu the Orca is actually a sinister shape shifting lovecraftian monstrosity from the furthest ring.

Due to the amount of smog, It appears to always be night at Grimm City

Loner's nightclub is actually in a pocket dimension, which is why extradimensional, alternate universe, and space bourne characters can visit it.

@The_Emerald_Soviet said:

Loner's nightclub is actually in a pocket dimension, which is why extradimensional, alternate universe, and space bourne characters can visit it.

That and it has TARDIS tech, it's massive on the inside o_o

@MrName said:

@The_Emerald_Soviet said:

Loner's nightclub is actually in a pocket dimension, which is why extradimensional, alternate universe, and space bourne characters can visit it.

That and it has TARDIS tech, it's massive on the inside o_o

And It also has part of Kurrent's soul trapped in it, Causing it to be rebuilt within seconds every time it's blown up

@shadowknight666 said:

@MrName said:

@The_Emerald_Soviet said:

Loner's nightclub is actually in a pocket dimension, which is why extradimensional, alternate universe, and space bourne characters can visit it.

That and it has TARDIS tech, it's massive on the inside o_o

And It also has part of Kurrent's soul trapped in it, Causing it to be rebuilt within seconds every time it's blown up

It also has a special device that makes the patrons more thirsty as part of Kurrent's sinister plot to get more money by buying more drinks than they usually would.

He is the coolest most awesome watchmen of the night there has or ever will be. Nothing & no one will deter him from that self image as he keeps re- writing his own memories in his diary/manly journal to look a hell of a lot better (no long term memory, probably been done to death but )

Kurrent is Bernie's hero.

• About three days after everyone left Fox Company, Alex and Cain broke into the Watchtower and looted most of the team's former gear

Andy plays lighthearted pranks on the Keresh every now and then to boost morale...even if it's just her and Zauby's morale that's getting boosted :D

The Keresh allow the 'pranks' to happen and generally choose to ignore them :P

That time they wound up with pink armor was awesome, though ;D

And yet they were still stealthier than any Symaarian could ever hope to be ;P

I know you didn't just go there...

Andy WILL prove that wrong, now.

Heh. Good luck with that ;)