Core override - Revision history

Saix at 00:39, 5 August 2020

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	Prior to the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], there were times when [[Autobot]] law enforcement officers would be outnumbered by numerous criminals. To counter this, they developed '''~~Core~~ overrides''', a process that allows anyone with the controls to remotely detonate selected [[brain module]]s.		Prior to the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], there were times when [[Autobot]] law enforcement officers would be outnumbered by numerous criminals. To counter this, they developed '''core overrides''', a process that allows anyone with the controls to remotely detonate selected [[brain module]]s.

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	In the waning days of the Great War, after [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] had defected to the Autobots, he submitted himself to a core override to earn the trust of the Autobots as he led them through the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]], which the Autobots reluctantly agreed to. When they reached the region, Jetfire saved Prowl from a metallic vortex. In gratitude, the Praxian gave the Jetfire the control for the override only for the former [[Decepticon]] to insist that Prowl keep it for the sake of the mission. {{storylink\|Siege episode 5}}		In the waning days of the Great War, after [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] had defected to the Autobots, he submitted himself to a core override to earn the trust of the Autobots as he led them through the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]], which the Autobots reluctantly agreed to. When they reached the region, Jetfire saved Prowl from a metallic vortex. In gratitude, the Praxian gave the Jetfire the control for the override only for the former [[Decepticon]] to insist that Prowl keep it for the sake of the mission. {{storylink\|Siege episode 5}}

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TimeLord11 at 23:56, 4 August 2020

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	~~{{cleanup\|August 2020\|No wikilinks, storylinks, or categories}}~~		Prior to the [[Great War (G1)\|Great War]], there were times when [[Autobot]] law enforcement officers would be outnumbered by numerous criminals. To counter this, they developed '''Core overrides''', a process that allows anyone with the controls to remotely detonate selected [[brain module]]s.

	Prior to the ~~war~~, there were times when Autobot law enforcement officers would be outnumbered by numerous criminals. To counter this, they developed '''Core ~~Overrides~~''', a process that allows anyone with the controls to remotely detonate a selected brain module~~. These were mainly a warning to those who took to a life of crime~~.

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	===''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' cartoon===		===''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' cartoon===
	During a dark period in ~~Cybertron~~'s history, ~~Praxian officers developed~~ core overrides ~~in response~~ to ~~large groups~~ of ~~criminals~~. ~~These would be remembered~~ as ~~dark times in modern Autobot history~~, ~~with many ashamed~~ of ~~it's creation~~.		During a dark period in [[Praxus]]' history, criminals outnumbered law enforcement, with the ruling council developing the core overrides to enforce law. Having lived through these events, [[Prowl (G1)\|Prowl]] was deeply ashamed of them.

			In the waning days of the Great War, after [[Jetfire (G1)\|Jetfire]] had defected to the Autobots, he submitted himself to a core override to earn the trust of the Autobots as he led them through the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]], which the Autobots reluctantly agreed to. When they reached the region, Jetfire saved Prowl from a metallic vortex. In gratitude, the Praxian gave the Jetfire the control for the override only for the former [[Decepticon]] to insist that Prowl keep it for the sake of the mission. {{storylink\|Siege episode 5}}

	After Jetfire was instructed to guide to Autobots through the Rust Sea, the former Seeker had Prowl submit him to a core override to secure the trust of the other Autobots. Although reluctant, they agreed, and they set off through the Rust Sea. After Jetfire saved him from a metallic vortex, Prowl felt ashamed of holding the controller for the override, but Jetfire insisted he keep it for the sake of the mission. It is unknown if Jetfire was released following the mission.		[[Category:Transformer culture]]

Cyberlink420 at 23:54, 4 August 2020

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	Prior to the war, there were times when Autobot law enforcement officers would be outnumbered by numerous criminals. To counter this, they developed '''Core Overrides''', a process that allows anyone with the controls to remotely detonate a selected brain module. These were mainly a warning to those who took to a life of crime.		Prior to the war, there were times when Autobot law enforcement officers would be outnumbered by numerous criminals. To counter this, they developed '''Core Overrides''', a process that allows anyone with the controls to remotely detonate a selected brain module. These were mainly a warning to those who took to a life of crime.

Cyberlink420: Cyberlink420 moved page Core Override to Core override: Not a proper name

2020-08-04T23:52:03Z

Cyberlink420 moved page Core Override to Core override: Not a proper name

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Prior to the war, there were times when Autobot law enforcement officers would be outnumbered by numerous criminals. To counter this, they developed '''Core Overrides''', a process that allows anyone with the controls to remotely detonate a selected brain module. These were mainly a warning to those who took to a life of crime.

==Fiction==
===''War for Cybertron Trilogy'' cartoon===
During a dark period in Cybertron's history, Praxian officers developed core overrides in response to large groups of criminals. These would be remembered as dark times in modern Autobot history, with many ashamed of it's creation.

After Jetfire was instructed to guide to Autobots through the Rust Sea, the former Seeker had Prowl submit him to a core override to secure the trust of the other Autobots. Although reluctant, they agreed, and they set off through the Rust Sea. After Jetfire saved him from a metallic vortex, Prowl felt ashamed of holding the controller for the override, but Jetfire insisted he keep it for the sake of the mission. It is unknown if Jetfire was released following the mission.