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So maybe we have the X-Men girl's code replace the cowboys since he's not in it anymore.
Bump
Don't worry I'll definitely have a response to getting shot at.
Hey Drake, in Infamous are there different worlds, alternate demensions, anything like that?
Did he turn into Zant? It was clear it was a transformation mask but I'm a little hazy on who it was of.
I assume she's made up for Destinies cause she's not X-Man I've ever heard of.
Is Lug taking on Catwoman as another character?
I am just going to point out that telling Terra that will not likely calm her. The last experience she had with another world was when Kefka crossed into the Espers world and used the power of the Warring Triad to rip the world apart, literally.
> I agree on this point. I *do* think that something should happen, but not necessarily the unraveling of the big problem. Perhaps, within the next few posts (especially of Terra does indeed pass out) we move out and find shelter. Then we can address more serious issues.
Yeah of course something should happen but I don't think it should be the reveal that we are video game people, and no offence Drake but since it's Zmerr's plot twist shouldn't be in charge of when it is revealed and how?
> DELSIN KNOWS
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> I just realized, Infamous is set to be played in the real world, meaning FF and DRR should exist in it.
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> but he is not a gamer, so he wont know Terra, but our cowboy friend is someone he should recognize even if only by having seen the games cover once.
I don't think it really matters one way or the other. I think that was just Zmerr's way of explaining a situation in which any character from any game would be present. I don't think it was ever actually meant to be figured out.
Even if it was aren't you sort of jumping the gun, we've barely gotten through character introductions. In most stories it's best to establish the status quo of whatever world your writing about before you introduce plot twists to shake up said status quo. Introducing the idea that we are video game characters isn't going to be as big a deal as it would be if it was revealed later after we've gotten acquainted with each other and established the illusion that we know what's going on and what must be done.
I'm just saying that pointing out that particular face at this rather delicate moment in the story is likely a bad idea.
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