Quote from Jeanette on Dec 17^th, 2016, 7:50pm:

 
A Technopath would cause a lot of problems because a lot of tech would have been restored. For a "Mutant" to have this kind of Power, he would have to have the same power and ability as the X-Men's Magneto.
 
I can see the Spirits being able to do this, Texas Spirits or otherwise. A town like Lab Town would have their Spirits to do this for them. Not normal people or mutants. At beast they can do is exchange parts/chips to get a system going. Mind you, many computer systems and parts have been buried in landfills, and when found and dug up, they will worked. 10,000 Apple Lisa were found in this condition, though a few CRT Tubes had to be replaced, and Atari's 5-million ET Game Cartridges, after 30+ years of being buried, they still worked!
 
but a Technopath would bring a lot of trouble, because a lot of teach can be brought back, including airplanes. As is I'm planning on having a few towns with gliders but that is as far as I'm going to push the tech, but a Technopath would be able to bring back a 747. This brings more problems than it solves.

Quote from Jeanette on Dec 17^th, 2016, 8:18pm:

 
Karl and Teri break continuity? How? They are both former slaves (though Teri is still under Maribelle's influence). Within reason, they will do as they are told, though Teri's an airhead and Karl would gripe and whine about doing it. Karl would also think about taking a shortcut to make the job easier - like sitting on top of Hondo's truck during guard duty instead f walking around. Hondo's truck is the highest point the camp has until the tractor trailer comes and then it will be higher. Teri does not know better, as she's an airhead. because she was bought up to be that way. If out of anger Jeanette told her to go kiss her ass, Teri would actually try to do it.
 
Maribelle might be a problem as all she cares about is money and political power. How that is achieve requires a lot of manipulation of people to do her bidding. In Short, Maribelle is not a nice person and that is putting it lightly. She learned from her father who was vicious.
 
Unless either of those three tries take Fernando cane and tries to alter time with it, it will not work for them. The amount of energy that flows through that cane will burn them if they managed to get past the Biometric Lock that cane has tied to Fernando genetics. So I doubt they would be able to break continuity.

Quote from Fernando on Dec 17^th, 2016, 11:47pm:

Level also comes into play. This is what "The Setting and Rules" says about Levels.
 
Quote from Jeanette on Jan 26^th, 2015, 8:59pm:

Kana, introduced in the opening story, is a Level 2 Technopath. She can only fix simple machines like mechanical clocks and watches.
 
MOST Texas Spirits are Level 4 Technopaths. Not all Spirits are Technopaths. Of the six groups I have introduced or created (one is more of a loose affiliation), only the Texas Spirits and the Japanese group they're related to are Technopaths. If you want the Spirits in the lab to be Technopaths, that's up to you.
 
Correction. A Level 4 Technopath can fix a 747.
 
I gave the Texas Spirits as a whole Level 4 Technopathy because they are environmentalists. What would be a greater power than that for those who recycle? People would not buy new cars because old cars would be in show room condition forever.
 
The further south the party travels, they will see cars a hundred years old or older in the same condition they were in when rolling of the assembly line. The mobile device and tablet computer Moro uses have also been around for a long time.
 
Jeanette Isabelle

Quote from Fernando on Dec 18^th, 2016, 12:53am:

Where did this come from? All I asked is what would happen if I were to write these or other characters in a way that breaks continuity.
 
Example: Karl does not want to go back in the ring. Therefore, if I were to write Karl volunteering to take on a certain fighter in the ring, I would be breaking continuity.
 
Jeanette Isabelle

Thank you,  jefe