Exodia Character understanding: Red's Protocols

[Rouroux]

When you will read the Exodia Role Play, you will see Red which is a synthetic (robot designed to look and act as if human). In his situations, you will see that there are some "protocols" writen all over the story. These protocols are what defines the behaviour of Red.

Though in the first post, I explained all of his protocols or nearly all his protocol, I will not alway explain what every protocol that is written means. Though All new protocol will be explained directly in the story, old ones won't be. Instead, in this thread, I will post a list of every new protocol that is added.

So on that want's to know exactly what each protocol do while he is reading the story he will be able to refer here. And the others who prefer have some surprises while reading won't be spoiled by self explanations in the actual story.

All protocols are numbered with binary numbers.
There will be 2 sub-types of protocols: ordinary protocols and combat protocols.
Note that ordinary protocols have 5 digits while combat protocols have 6 digits, because combat protocols won't be written like in the first post but will be distinguisable only by their numbers.

[Rouroux]

So here is a list of all the protocols up to date:
(in numerical order)

Ordinary Protocols:

Protocol 10010: Cooperate to decieve better
Protocol 11101: never give yourself away

Combat Protocols:

Protocol 100001: disarm opponents
Protocol 101011: unarmed combat

[Flax]

Its good to have a reference point and I agree its not critical to know what each protocol does as long as it does not interfer with the reader's comprehension of the story. That said, remembering binary and translating it on an other page will prove a headache, at least for me.

[Rouroux]

I agree with you that it might cause some head aches.

That is why I will not add to many protocols at the same time... like you saw... in the story, there was only 3 protocols added, and it will stay like this... there won't be more than 4-5 protocols during story telling at the same time with maybe only 1-2 new by each new post. So the list will stay quite short. I will try to keep it as simplier as possible.

[Aficenos]

u people will make poor designer, binary digits are normaly represented in blocks of four or 8 so that they can be easily translated to hexadecimal wich is easier to count in large numbers, I will not forgive more of this ignorace

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