POLL: Which of Jace's Personas is Strongest?
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- 3 Lut 2013
This just confirms that Jace will be the protagonist of Persona Q
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- 18 Cze 2014
Stryker is always strongest because he takes over whenever Jace is confronted, disrespected or trying to establish his dominance. Considering all his trolls harassing him as well as Jace creating imaginary threats against himself, Commander Stryker never stays dormant for long.
Definitely Stryker, Jace-The-Wolf hasn't yet really emerged enough yet to be much more personality-wise than the Commander with wolves replacing marines. Give it time to develop though and who knows? Maybe we'll see a furry Jace ranting into a webcam about establishing his dominance rather than the Commander doing so.
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- 7 Wrz 2013
Would "Religious Jace" fall under regular Jace, or Stryker? Thanksgiving's livestream had Jace talking to GodJesus, telling him to do something.
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- Dołączono
- 29 Lis 2014
Since Stryker is what Jace envisions himself to be, I think it's fair to go for Stryker.
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- 25 Cze 2013
Commander Jack Stryker, through and through.
In fact, Stryker was the reason I got interested in the whole PKD91/Jace/Deagle Nation deal to begin with.
In fact, Stryker was the reason I got interested in the whole PKD91/Jace/Deagle Nation deal to begin with.
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- 3 Lut 2013
Stryker, because that's his self-insert. That's what he considers the perfect man and what he aspires to be.
He even told the judge at his DUI case that he's a Marine and that the judge should give him the best plea deal possible.
He even told the judge at his DUI case that he's a Marine and that the judge should give him the best plea deal possible.
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- 21 Lis 2014
none of them
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- 23 Sie 2014
if we're talking strongest as in say.. always i out more airtime it's jace BUT if we're talking strongest as in he could probably kick your ass, i'd say jack, we've only seen jace turn into jack for really quick intervals, so imagine if jack took over for longer than a few seconds, thinking about this makes me laugh i know a guy who claims to have more than one personality and apparently he can switch it on and off, i'm getting off topic with jace it just happens, but sometimes he triggers it to happen, roleplaying for a bit and getting waaaay too into it, bam stryker
tl;dr jace is stronger in terms of being the most active personality but if we were talking physical i'd say stryker
tl;dr jace is stronger in terms of being the most active personality but if we were talking physical i'd say stryker
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Jack Stryker definitely. Once Jace hits a certain degree of high from too much weed/shrooms/LSD he always starts to believe he IS Jack Stryker, refers to himself as such and becomes the Solid Snake voiced, paranoid, psychotic "Marine" that spouts cheezy action-movie one liners about killing various people and thinks he's a god that can lead/control others and manipulate reality to his will.
Another one I think should have been added to the list was Sims 3 Stryker. Since unlike the smug, sociopath that goes unchallenged like the normal drug induced Jack Stryker is, the gameplay mechanics (the fires, police, money, hygiene etc.) would challenge Jace's Sims 3 character and thus Stryker. This caused a completely different response where we would see a more paranoid and worried Stryker who would break down due to not having the level of control he wanted (to be a god-king-weed-commander in the game).
This Stryker mode would collapse eventually and then we would have a good 15-30 minutes of "sane Jace" where he would realize he's a massed up guy living with his insane mom, has no real friends, is catering to trolls with his chimpouts, and needs serious help.
It causes some mild feels when I think about it.
Another one I think should have been added to the list was Sims 3 Stryker. Since unlike the smug, sociopath that goes unchallenged like the normal drug induced Jack Stryker is, the gameplay mechanics (the fires, police, money, hygiene etc.) would challenge Jace's Sims 3 character and thus Stryker. This caused a completely different response where we would see a more paranoid and worried Stryker who would break down due to not having the level of control he wanted (to be a god-king-weed-commander in the game).
This Stryker mode would collapse eventually and then we would have a good 15-30 minutes of "sane Jace" where he would realize he's a massed up guy living with his insane mom, has no real friends, is catering to trolls with his chimpouts, and needs serious help.
It causes some mild feels when I think about it.
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- Dołączono
- 24 Lut 2014
I say Jace. While Jack Stryker is probably his most oft used and lets say, "well developed" personality, Jack is pretty much a "tough guy" persona Jace resorts to whenever he cannot deal with some stress, or thinks that the tough guy marine act will get what JACE needs or wants, not necessarily what Jack needs or wants. Remember when Jace mentions his trial for his weed DUI? He pulls out Jack Stryker during his plea bargain, asking, "Is that really the best offer you can make to a Marine!?" to the Judge in hopes of a more favorable outcome; Jack didn't suddenly take control and start demanding things, Jace decided to use him.
The best example of this I think is during the Muslim Ghost incident while Team Gamerfood was calling Jace. For nearly all of the calls, Jace is himself in dealing with Demon Lord FlyAwayN0w and the Muslim Ghost, but the calls aren't going his way at all - he's taking demands, nearly getting into fights with black people in Starbucks that the ghost turned gay, he can't find where FAN is in order to make him stop reviewing his books, in short things are not going well for Jace, so he instead tries Jack Stryker when his phone rings next time.
But as the call shows, his tough guy persona is torn down just as quickly as its put up from the right trigger - Jack is "in control" all of 30 seconds, before somebody threatens to kill a made up character in his mind and drops a heavy book near a microphone, and everything twists quickly back to Jace (who screams like a howler monkey, seriously I've never heard such inhuman noises come from a person).
I can't say much for this new Wolfsona but as far as I can tell that's just how Jace identifies himself - its not really anything like Jack Stryker, which is a separate entity. Jace admits "he likes to be Jack" when things are boring, so he stops taking his meds so he can be Jack Stryker. This new Wolfsona just is Jace - he doesn't "decide" to be it, and in fact rather angrily reacts when people call into his stream and ask about his "decision" to have a wolf soul, responding with "I didn't choose to have one!"
All that being said, I'm kind of curious what Jace's response would be if he was questioned about the relationship between his wolf soul and Jack Stryker, ("Does Jack have a wolf soul" and such questions).
The best example of this I think is during the Muslim Ghost incident while Team Gamerfood was calling Jace. For nearly all of the calls, Jace is himself in dealing with Demon Lord FlyAwayN0w and the Muslim Ghost, but the calls aren't going his way at all - he's taking demands, nearly getting into fights with black people in Starbucks that the ghost turned gay, he can't find where FAN is in order to make him stop reviewing his books, in short things are not going well for Jace, so he instead tries Jack Stryker when his phone rings next time.
But as the call shows, his tough guy persona is torn down just as quickly as its put up from the right trigger - Jack is "in control" all of 30 seconds, before somebody threatens to kill a made up character in his mind and drops a heavy book near a microphone, and everything twists quickly back to Jace (who screams like a howler monkey, seriously I've never heard such inhuman noises come from a person).
I can't say much for this new Wolfsona but as far as I can tell that's just how Jace identifies himself - its not really anything like Jack Stryker, which is a separate entity. Jace admits "he likes to be Jack" when things are boring, so he stops taking his meds so he can be Jack Stryker. This new Wolfsona just is Jace - he doesn't "decide" to be it, and in fact rather angrily reacts when people call into his stream and ask about his "decision" to have a wolf soul, responding with "I didn't choose to have one!"
All that being said, I'm kind of curious what Jace's response would be if he was questioned about the relationship between his wolf soul and Jack Stryker, ("Does Jack have a wolf soul" and such questions).