They Called Me Mad Quotes

“Techfriend: Communicate more organically with devices. Expend Tech Energy to commandeer or forcefully subdue enemy tech.”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad

“Power upgraded! “Disassemble” will now work on all manner of Earth technology. Technogogue power upgrade available.”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad

“Sonic Shotgun: The weapon will gain a secondary firing mode. The Sonic Shotgun will not have many shots, but blocking attacks with the Sonic Barrier Projector will replenish the ammunition count.”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad

“They’re no different from you: another species in the Universe assimilated by the System. They only just upgraded to full-System access by spreading our reach to two new civilizations… OH!”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad

“Technogogue: You are more than a mere technopath. You don’t just communicate with technology and control it, but befriend it and lead it too. Devices created by a technogogue do not need to follow the rules of physics. You give them power with your imagination and upgrade with whatever you get your hands on. As long as the devices fit into your idea of what’s possible, they’ll work. The only limit? The materials at hand.”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad

“Was the hexagon a ship here to abduct the best and brightest of us? If that were the case, I probably had nothing to worry about.”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad

“Finally, for the signature white wispy hair, I used aluminium foil. Liam had ridiculed my handiwork”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad

“The aliens didn’t call themselves sexy space elves, of course. We just struggled to pronounce Khjurhnalva, so we opted for the easier version. Besides, they were all female, gorgeous, and had long, pointed ears. So Liam and most of the internet called them space elves. What else could we call them? Sure—it was borderline misogynistic and juvenile, but we were first years in University studying engineering. You’d have to be insane to expect more from us.”
― J. Pal, They Called Me Mad