Post by stargazer1682 on Dec 2, 2018 22:12:20 GMT
I regularly feel like Moloch, in digitized form, should have posed a larger threat than Adam. Adam was comparatively more limited; he was an amalgamation of not just technology, but a combination of biological life forms, all of which should have made conflict for any one of those components. He maybe should have been tougher than the average demon, but not require the Joining Spell.
Meanwhile, Moloch was connected to the entire internet and exploited security concerns that have only grown in the decades since. Casting him out of the internet, let alone constraining him to one mechanical form, shouldn't have been so easy. Plus, Moloch had actual mystical powers to augment his strength and other resources. The Initiative certainly didn't seem to have the first clue about how to use magic, let alone incorporate it into its design of Adam; let alone pass such knowledge along to him.
Meanwhile, Moloch was connected to the entire internet and exploited security concerns that have only grown in the decades since. Casting him out of the internet, let alone constraining him to one mechanical form, shouldn't have been so easy. Plus, Moloch had actual mystical powers to augment his strength and other resources. The Initiative certainly didn't seem to have the first clue about how to use magic, let alone incorporate it into its design of Adam; let alone pass such knowledge along to him.
