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>_> No, you can start. :O
Anywhere.

Ok, I posted in the arena. Your turn.

Hi Impact. Bring any more fish?

Link me to it.

And...where did everyone else go?

Well I don't know what kind of sensors you have that can predict future movements but I didn't see anything I'd argue against in a fight.

Sensors can't really predict future movements as all they do is read what they are supposed to; but with an integrated AI you can have it make predictions upon what the subject will do based upon velocity, estimated mass, and posture.

Those predictions can then be overlaid on the sensor screen for the character to view and has the subject acts the computer would narrow it down making it easier to predict what they will do.

The sensors themselves don't predict the future, as my character isn't entirely a robot. They can sort of be seen as an extra pair of very analitical eyes, measuring things like movements.

"Sensors can't really predict future movements as all they do is read what they are supposed to; but with an integrated AI you can have it make predictions upon what the subject will do based upon velocity, estimated mass, and posture.

Those predictions can then be overlaid on the sensor screen for the character to view and has the subject acts the computer would narrow it down making it easier to predict what they will do."

Something like that, but there's no sensor screen visable, as my character itself doesn't see from the outside, it lives inside the robot-shell-thing.

I really should've said my thing isn't completely a robot. The bulk of it is, though.

And he was already spinning around, due to him allowing himself to when I hit/pushed him earlier. My sensors just estimated what his stopping distance would be, and my little biological character did all the thinking, realizing that he would likely be doing something...

Anyways, Did you know there's an International Talk Like a Pirate day?