Ironically, she’s initially less dangerous with the Tinker specialization because she’s bottlenecked by needing resources and an external fuel source for powers.Ī.5) Had she’d known Sophia was Shadow Stalker, she would have likely triggered as a Trump who got to choose from a pool of offensive, defensive, and mobility powers (plasmids and vigors) depending on the parahuman she faced, with the shard’s reserves fueling them.
The reason Taylor doesn't take any to heal her legs is because she has a limited supplies due to not going the Little Sisters/Bonesaw route to get hosts, and the damage had been done right after it had worn off, so she's out of commission until they've healed naturally.Ī.4) Due to the Locker Incident, Taylor gained the Tinker specialization of the ‘Bioshock-verse’ shard because she viewed everyone else and everything as useless in dealing with a long-term problem and thought of ways to resolve it on her own if she had powers-along with some other things. It comes with a healing factor as well, like how the damage to Booker's hands regenerates, but it only works when the cells are unstable. I didn't want to do the standard Lung battle from Taylor's point of view either, so these factors combined and formed the thought 'why not put Greg into it against someone he could beat-namely, the Merchants who waste their potential?' That gave birth to the one-shot, which has steadily had chapters added to it over time.Ī.2) The Vigors basically reconfigure the body to be capable of producing the effects but Energizer is needed to activate the change. But, at the same time, my need for neglected characters and/or redeemable characters sharing the spot light with the main protagonists came up.
Q.1) So, how did I get this idea in the first place?Ī.1) Well, I came across a fanfic called Market Competition that gave me the initial idea for a Bioshock Crossover with Worm, namely you got superpowers in a bottle.
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