Golden Girl
-
Posts
25494 -
Joined
-
The dogs were all CGI.
-
Quote:It is - but you need to "buy" it for free from the market to unlock it.Originally Posted by Tiger_Lady
Why isn't this on the subscriber beta? -
Chimera could be put under the command of Belladonna.
-
Welcome back
-
Quote:A typical loyalistOriginally Posted by Roderick
He's a jerk and a murderer, and has long since given up any second chances he may have once deserved.
I've only ever met Reese in the tutorial - he's like a signpost for directing people to join the Resistance with his loyalists ranting about having to comply, and "disappearing" if you don't. -
Quote:That doesn't make him incompetent - it makes him immoral.Originally Posted by AzureSkyCiel
And while some might argue he did rule competently, I kind of say you lose enormous points in "competency" as a ruler when you're dependent on thought police, secret police, drugged water to placate citizens, etc. etc.
For example, apart from when story requirements came first, the Empire in Star Wars was portrayed as pretty competent - but it was also totally immoral. -
Quote:Editing typos is freeOriginally Posted by Creole Ned
What is the price of an incorrectly used apostrophe?
-
Warrent/Reese has fascist slash potential.
-
Quote:Actually, he was extremely good at it - that's what made him the most dangeous AV we've met so far.Originally Posted by GadgetDon
The break came when he decided that the way to solve problems was take over - and he wasn't very good at it.
-
See you in a few Issues
-
Quote:That whole arc is another nice touch - the hopeless search for a superweapon to reverse the tide of the war as the allied forces close inOriginally Posted by Pauper
Well, so is Chimera, in the Belladonna Vetrano Incarnate arc. He tells you as much repeatedly, in among the threats to murder you if you don't stop fighting against him.
-
Quote:The bunker setting was certainly a nice historical touchOriginally Posted by Nalrok_AthZim
It also gives us a glimpse of just how conscious he was of his own failures, and how he recognizes the enormity of his mistakes. It even tells us just how much he despises Mother Mayhem. If you read carefully, whether you believe he is evil or not, in the end Cole is still trying to save his own world.
He offers the last three who follow him the opportunity to rest. He reflects on how the option of fighting at full power would have destroyed the home he loved, how he could fight without restraint now that his world had been ruined.
My favorite part of that personal story was how he admits to himself that fighting Primal Earth was his biggest mistake, and that his choice to do so had destroyed Praetoria.
-
Quote:That's what Tyrant's personal story mission is forOriginally Posted by Ogi
At least kicking the primals that are helping themselves to remnants of their city out would be an okay consolation prize.
It gives the stiff-armers one final glimpse of their glorious Leader before the Heroes tear down his reich. -
They should just give the Prometheus model a trollface
-
Quote:I think it's so that Villains will feel like he's one of them, even when they're being asked to help the Heroes.Originally Posted by Nalrok_AthZim
Considering every dialogue option you get with Prometheus involves him being a snarky, self-righteous, egotistical bunghole, I don't think ANYONE should agree with him.
Seriously, why is the keeper of the Incarnate Lore a giant blueberry-colored ***hole? -
Quote:From the I20 overview:Originally Posted by Nalrok_AthZim
Care to put a citation on that?
"Emperor Cole's ultimate goal is not to hold ultimate sway over our Earth, but to conquer the entire multiverse."
Plus, Ramiel spells it out in the I20 Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv7YF...8&feature=plcp -
Quote:He wants to conquer the multiverse, starting with Primal Earth - his plan is to rule all of existence.Originally Posted by Zombieluvr
Cole isn't interested in Multiversal conquest at the moment, though, to my knowledge. He just wants to conquer Primal Earth.
-
Quote:By the person who was supposed to be "protecting" it.Originally Posted by Megajoule
and much of one of the few surviving cities/safe havens on the planet has been smashed flat
That's for I24Quote:you declare victory and fly off to the next superbattle, right? Picking up the pieces, that's someone else's problem...
-
Quote:We didn't make the agreement.Originally Posted by GadgetDon
Yeah, after we destroyed the agreement keeping Hamidon at bay.
Of coruse - we've torn down the loyalist dictatoship and set the people free.Quote:Can you honestly say Praetoria is better off because the Primals went there?
Appeasing fascist dictatorships doesn't have a good tack record.Quote:As opposed to, say, a message sent from Statesman to Emperor Cole, "Look, we don't want a war, I'll do my best to keep anyone from my dimension going there if you don't send any of your guys here"?
The Praetorians are now free - they're in a way better state than they were under the oppression of the loyalist dictatorship.Quote:True, that didn't happen and might not have worked, there was a war and we needed to take it to Praetoria to avoid Praetoria conquering our dimension. But let's not pretend we did it to "liberate" Praetoria or that the net result of the war was in any way whatsoever good for Praetoria. -
Quote:He was one of the early clues about which was the right side to supportOriginally Posted by _Tacitala_
(And we're supposed to hate Reese...)
-
If hats = freedom, then our hair should also be set free
-
How can we answer the thread question without spoilers?
-
Quote:We didn't touch the village - its "protector" was the one who nuked itOriginally Posted by GadgetDon
So we destroyed the village to save it.
-
Does Freebie Tuesday count?
-
Quote:And the only logical response to theft is to conquer the multiverse.Originally Posted by Zemblanity
I believe they were looting random neighbouring dimensions for technology, like the original Maelstrom device. That's the first impression Praetoria had of Primal Earth - government-sanctioned thieves.