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Lightspeed (Japanese: ひかりのはやさ Speed of Light) is an Electric-type Status move introduced in Generation V. Lightspeed is the eighteenth Job mission in Need for Speed: Undercover. It is the first of the four missions involving GMAC's "4 cars in 48 hours" story arc. The mission begins at the Grand Hotel at 9:04 a.m. with the player stealing a black Bugatti Veyron 16.4. It has been fitted with a custom Nitrous Oxide System. The player must get the Veyron to GMAC's garage in less than five minutes although the Tri-City Bay Police Department is quick to respond to the vehicle theft. GMAC orders the player to lose the cops before attempting to drop off the car at the garage. Looking in from the outside, you'd think Lightspeed had it all: He's highly intelligent, strong, fast, and considered dashingly good-looking by Transformers standards. And if any of that mattered to him at all, he'd be golden. Sadly, Lightspeed aches down to the core of his being for something more. His heart yearns to escape the bonds of gravity and fly free. Dreams of soaring between the stars and exploring the vast mysteries of space consume him, making him feel slow, trapped, and dissatisfied with what others would see as a charmed existence. Lightspeed would gladly pursue his dream of being rebuilt as an interstellar spacecraft if the Autobots' situation wasn't so grim. As it is, he knows the necessary resources are more valuable elsewhere and so puts his energy into winning the war a He longs to be reconstructed into an interstellar spacecraft so he can explore the vast gulfs of space; feels he's a prisoner of gravity in his present form. In jet car mode, goes from 0 to 500mph in 8 seconds. Cruising speed: 300mph. Has twin infra-red scope missile launchers. In robot mode has blinding light-burst gun. Combines with fellow to form Computron. Lightspeed was a slang term referring to the speed at which a starship traveled through hyperspace. In reality though, lightspeed, or traveling through hyperspace with a 1x hyperdrive motivator was actually over one hundred million times faster than the speed of light, allowing a ship to cross the Galaxy in a matter of hours. Level: Novelty (Time Bomb) 7 Spell Resistance: No Dashing past your enemy at the speed of light, you slap bombs on every part of them before skidding past and detonating them all into a massive and devastating blast. As a full attack action, you make a charge attack against an enemy within charge distance and make a touch attack against them. You can make a sleight of hand check when doing this. If you do so, they don't know you put a bomb on them unless they make a successful perception check, and if they don't, they can't make an attack of opportunity, in addition you can continue moving the rest of your move speed past them if you'd like. At any point after you have used this technique, you can as a move action detonate all bombs that you've placed in this way within it's duration. Crea Lightspeed (Julie Power) is a superheroine in the Marvel Universe and a member of the Power Pack. Julie Power is a member of the New Warriors. The speed of light in the vacuum of space is 300,000 kilometers per second or 186,282 miles per second and people usually assume that nothing can travel faster. Tachyons travel faster than light if they exist but they probably don't exist.

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Lightspeed was a slang term referring to the speed at which a starship traveled through hyperspace. In reality though, lightspeed, or traveling through hyperspace with a 1x hyperdrive motivator was actually over one hundred million times faster than the speed of light, allowing a ship to cross the Galaxy in a matter of hours. He longs to be reconstructed into an interstellar spacecraft so he can explore the vast gulfs of space; feels he's a prisoner of gravity in his present form. In jet car mode, goes from 0 to 500mph in 8 seconds. Cruising speed: 300mph. Has twin infra-red scope missile launchers. In robot mode has blinding light-burst gun. Combines with fellow to form Computron. Looking in from the outside, you'd think Lightspeed had it all: He's highly intelligent, strong, fast, and considered dashingly good-looking by Transformers standards. And if any of that mattered to him at all, he'd be golden. Sadly, Lightspeed aches down to the core of his being for something more. His heart yearns to escape the bonds of gravity and fly free. Dreams of soaring between the stars and exploring the vast mysteries of space consume him, making him feel slow, trapped, and dissatisfied with what others would see as a charmed existence. Lightspeed would gladly pursue his dream of being rebuilt as an interstellar spacecraft if the Autobots' situation wasn't so grim. As it is, he knows the necessary resources are more valuable elsewhere and so puts his energy into winning the war and making his dream a possibility. Unfortunately, His dreams tend to distract him from his current function as a data processor. In jet car mode, he can go from 0 to 500mph in 8 seconds, and His Cruising speed is 300mph. He has twin infra-red scope missile launchers. In robot mode he has a blinding light-burst gun with a magnetic sight that locks onto iron-bearing targets, such as most enemy Decepticons. Lightspeed combines with his fellow Technobots to form Computron. Lightspeed is allergic to energon (and most other fuels to a lesser extent) and must take a special lead sulfide additive when fueling or he experiences severe engine knocking and a bad rust rash. Lightspeed is the eighteenth Job mission in Need for Speed: Undercover. It is the first of the four missions involving GMAC's "4 cars in 48 hours" story arc. The mission begins at the Grand Hotel at 9:04 a.m. with the player stealing a black Bugatti Veyron 16.4. It has been fitted with a custom Nitrous Oxide System. The player must get the Veyron to GMAC's garage in less than five minutes although the Tri-City Bay Police Department is quick to respond to the vehicle theft. GMAC orders the player to lose the cops before attempting to drop off the car at the garage. Lightspeed (Japanese: ひかりのはやさ Speed of Light) is an Electric-type Status move introduced in Generation V. Lightspeed (Julie Power) is a superheroine in the Marvel Universe and a member of the Power Pack. Level: Novelty (Time Bomb) 7 Spell Resistance: No Dashing past your enemy at the speed of light, you slap bombs on every part of them before skidding past and detonating them all into a massive and devastating blast. As a full attack action, you make a charge attack against an enemy within charge distance and make a touch attack against them. You can make a sleight of hand check when doing this. If you do so, they don't know you put a bomb on them unless they make a successful perception check, and if they don't, they can't make an attack of opportunity, in addition you can continue moving the rest of your move speed past them if you'd like. At any point after you have used this technique, you can as a move action detonate all bombs that you've placed in this way within it's duration. Creatures tagged with a bomb must make a fortitude saving throw DC: 17+ Intelligence modifier, or take critical damage as well as an additional 1d6 per level (Max 20d6). Creatures within 30 feet of the target must make a reflex saving throw of the same DC. A successful reflex saving throw halves the damage and a successful fortitude saving throw instead makes the damage normal damage +5d6+1 per level (Max 5d6+20). The bombs also go off if the creature is subject to fire damage. This damage is dealt individually for each bomb on your person. A bomb lasts on a creature for 1 round per level. Julie Power is a member of the New Warriors. The speed of light in the vacuum of space is 300,000 kilometers per second or 186,282 miles per second and people usually assume that nothing can travel faster. Tachyons travel faster than light if they exist but they probably don't exist.

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