Cogs, I tried to write my post so that you could still describe the Doctor's or Talpert's responses to J.D., or you can just as easily leave them out and move on to other things -- whatever you want.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">OOC: Quick mechanics question because it's nagging at me, Cogs, but doesn't Hyper-running actually include a provision for altered perception (things appear slower to speeders) specifically so you can use it in, you know, cities and other sorts of constrained environments without killing yourself or innocent bystanders? I don't know if Happy 'bought' the power without that as well as without the friction resistance, but I'm just wondering. Very limiting, if you think about how cluttered modern cities are.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Ana, I went ahead and did my post without hearing Cogs' response to this.  I assume that if any changes need to be made to the way I've described his capabilities so far, we can make those adjustments later and find some way of explaining away the previous errors.  I had thought of that inability to traverse the jungle at high speed in order to explain after the fact why Happy didn't use his speed power more in the jungle scenes -- scouting ahead, for example, or just racing to the nearest city to call for help.  Personally, I'm more concerned that the scenes seem logical than about the particular mechanics of his powers, so however Cogs says to handle his powers going forward is fine with me.  :)