why are there 5,000 people on this site holding back from doing something with literally zero repercussions for anyone in a world that will never remember the chances you didn’t take? don’t waste your time on this earth live your life slap some rice
Hi my job is literally to reset the shelves and honestly??
Slap that rice. Slap it good. patting down the bags makes it easier to stack more, which means when I have to do it it’ll be flatter and more settled and more likely that I can just slide it along without it slidin’ around.
Alcatraz considers this, deliberates in the span of several heartbeats, stares at 93 with that terrible, unfeeling red visor.
[I remember what that was like, I think,] he grumbles, voice tinny and just a shade on the side of inhuman. [I can’t really out-think all the processing power the suit has, though. It outsources a lot.] He looks away, seeming thoughtful again, and rubs one hand at his other forearm absently, as if trying to jog some distant memory.
After precious seconds, he gives up, and shrugs blankly.
[If you need my brains, you can always ask.] He doesn’t comment on how endearing it is to see the mighty Hellwalker look so… bemused.
It’s an offhand mention, but the fact remains: Alcatraz is cold. Really, really cold. Even sitting in the sun in the dark suit, he still feels cold like a corpse.
It’s a combination of no bloodflow to really speak of (the suit has it’s own plumbing system) and all that chrome; it’s alien metal, but it conducts heat all the same and feels icy to the touch. Carbon itself also has a high heat conduction.
As for the other end of the spectrum, the game can suck one. Fire can’t appreciably set a nearly all-carbon object ablaze. There’s nothing inside to cook, anyway, aside from the nervous system, but wrapped in all that suit, I’m quite sure it’s fine. He can stand in considerable heat and feel little to nothing.
(atomic carbon has a boiling point of over 4 thousand kelvin, so, that’s my reasoning on the matter.)