u/Drag0Knight

Honestly, the way they describe her suit of armour and what she does I kinda felt it was a soft pitch for a pure utility unit for the Tau. Eath Caste Field Engineer or some such, no combat aaall utility.

Considering no caste member outside of the fire caste are allowed to fight AT ALL. I can imagine a utility unit that is just utility, no combat capacity but has tremendous utility compared to other factions.

Sir Justin Shining Knight is my favourite character regardless of how obscure he is.

Enjoyed the art and the direction. I do hope they explore more of Jason's Arthurian background. Maybe bring in some Arthurian character's like Sir Justin Shining Knight, so far broadly forgotten Arthurian superhero.

Not gonna spoil it for you, but the story you investigate in the world dungeons do lean towards time and temporal stuff if you haven't gotten that far yet, so you may be going in the right direction.

The backgrounds were good, even in the oblivion remaster. But they need to have more impact. Like how certain perks give dialogue in fallout nv or fallout 3

What's worse is then Kite Mans kid in this is then killed because of some poison put on the string of one of his kites by the Riddler I think, which drives Batman to murder the Riddler which is stopped by the joker cause he found it funny. (The batman trying to kill Riddler)

The fact the Jurassic League hasn't been turned into a cartoon is a crime.

I found the entrance to the resonance archive once and never progressed beyond that. I always feel like there's more to do to prepare.

I do enjoy the idea that Greg KNOWS he's dressing up more in a costume of a white hate cowboy. He is a performer after all. It is a good shorthand to say good guy. What do kids play as when they're young? Cowboys, knights, cops, etc.

It's also fun to see the juxtaposition of a motorcycle riding cowboy in the modern day, it's just the right kind of goofy.

If my memory is correct I remember reading somewhere that Stuff was created to counter the stereotypic broken english Sidekick of the time, even though some depictions were still kinda iffy. And yeah, a story with Vigilante and Shining Knight (maybe alongside the new Crimson Avenger) would be cool. They are very much D List "oh remember this guy" heroes. Good luck if you do end up writing something.

Vigilante has been one of my favourite since JLU. I even read the original Golden Age run which suprisingly survived well into the 50s. Thanks to all the continuity changes and time travel shenanigans I've developed the headcanon he just kinda goes on insane adventures, but just doesn't tell anybody.

The newest thing he's in is the Stargirl Spring Break Special and some background cameos in recent comics. I do hope to see him and OG Shining Knight in some prominent role for something, even for a short time.

Well technically he is, just paid by the US Government to be one.

I remember seeing someone saying that the guardians, or at least these guardians shown, are actually conning them into raising John the way they did. That their unfamiliarity is a manipulation and seeing an opportunity in creating an obedient green lantern. Also the fact they couldn't find John Stewart Sr, that sounds implausible to me, like it was on purpose.

Issue with this idea is that what seemingly radicalised the guardians is the death of one of their own which didn't happen yet at the meeting of Ma Stewart.

I really do hope the writers confront the abusive traumatizing upbringing Jon had. Cause if they don't they are entirely justifying abusing your child to 'toughen them up' kind of bullshit and that trauma and abuse is the bedrock of heroism.

The worst thing I can imagine is them depicting all this and then have it seen as a good thing in the narrative. I'm like 99% they're not gonna do that, but writers can be crazy man.

"Unneeded rituals and traditions" - if that's not the Imperium, don't know what is.

A special ops space marine cadre that has never known what it's like to be in the Imperium but the Tau Empire. Maybe they pick humans from Sept worlds and make them into Tau space marines. Although from my recollections, they see space marine 'gene forging' kinda primitive/grotesque.

It's a funny thing. Space Marines turn traitor all the time. Either renegades or straight to chaos. So it's entirely reasonable for at least one chapter of them joining the Tau.

What I find funny in a lot of fallout, tmany actual communists are created or allowed to continue fully known by the USA.

It's cause it was his schtick even back in the 40s. The original gimmick is seeing a cowboy on a motorcycle driving through the big city fighting gangsters. It eventually started becoming more and more western later on his run into the 50s but you'd occasionally find him doing crazy shit back in New York/Gotham/Generic Big City.

Add two new races:

Sea Elves (Maomer) with somewhat finned pointedears and their silvery (I believe, may be mistaken) skin. Thalmor manipulations have forced the sea Elves from their homeland/needing to co-operate.

Tsaeci (men from akavir) with their snake eyes. With her return of the dragons, the traditional akaviri dragon hunters returned to Tamriel.

I'm a sucker for the original Vigilante, who's kinda meant to be a mix/homage to the western cowboy comic heroes and superhero comics st the time of the 40s. Vigilante seems to been the bridge between DCs original western comics and superhero comics (literally Western Comics and Action Comics)

2nd much clearer, doesn't overload the player and can easily switch between them.

In all honestly, it's a fascinating concept. We must remember the T'au Empire is incredibly controlling when it comes to their T'au populace. I'm curious of any LGBTQI+ in the T'au Empire, are they permitted? Are they seen as deviants or just another part of the Greater Good? There isn't typical family structure, and a lot of reproduction is either through assignments or pod babies. Identity is primarily on ones rank and your ability to carry out the Greater Good.

I guess there is the expectation of ANY and ALL T'au to conform to the Ethereal consensus, is sexuality/gender identity something they see as supportive, antagonistic, or neutral to the Greater Good?

First demon as in after lucifer fell and hell became the home of fallen angels, ettrigan is born. This means etrigan never knew what heaven is like and thus doesn't have both a chip on his shoulder or any real want to go to heaven. Meaning he's a right bastard.

I can't remember where this idea of his origin is from, honestly might be making it up accidentally idk