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QuestionText:	Thank you for all your hard work, mods!<br><br>I do have one question just in case I wanted to mess around a little bit on this TDM. Lu Guang has an ability related to photos/closed circuit cameras. If he's concentrating on a photo ( could be digital or physical ), he can view the events up to 12 hours after the photo has been taken.<br><br>1. Would the ability even work or;<br><br>2. What would he even be able to see - whether it's events or just severely glitching out?
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AnswerText:	I take it that this is a sort of precognition-related ability, just that it's contingent on the use of a camera and being able to see the photo. When it comes to characters who have precognitive abilities, especially ones with limits imposed on them, we allow them with some wiggle room for malfunction, generally speaking. Under normal circumstances (read: in Karteria proper, or anywhere other than Kelesis), such a power could function as normal (unless it would somehow break the setting; in such a case, it might fail somehow). If it's involving another player character, we expect permission to be obtained beforehand. Communication is key!<br><br>What would Lu Guang be able to see? As outlined above, the power will function normally under most circumstances. In Kelesis... well, regular footage/photos are [https://kelesis.dreamwidth.org/4499.html?thread=5812371#cmt5812371 already strange], and attempting to divine the future based on such media would cause severe, immediate headaches and brain zaps—a massive discouragement. If Lu Guang is somehow able to press onward, there won't be anything particularly astonishing aside from the usual glitching and found-footage-esque view of the city... but it'll feel like <i>something</i> has prodded and probed his brain! The headache was a warning, and the result is that he'll feel rightly stirred up and discombobulated for a few hours.

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