Anyways, I have this head-canon late in the game where the kids play with MMO’s and spend their time together in a virtual world. I find that it’d somehow relieve some problems that the kids have. Trudie can now pick whatever power she wants for her character, Francis can let down the mask he wears without social repercussions, Izzy would probably be happier spending lots of time with Trudie and Marcus. Marcus would enjoy the downtime in general.
You will, as such, not be able to set your romantic or sexual orientation.
If you interact with a character enough it might however happen that they will ask you if you’d like to start dating.
Then you can tell them if you are interested or not.
Also we’re at 7 ROs for the parent now and there might be more.
What is this nonsence? We shall turn them down about as gently as a powerbomb from the hulk, that is the only way you should do that to a super. How else are they suppose to experience comic book character development? How are we supposed to develope our Nemesis Folder?
It is the way I like it. Maybe even give me a few more. Then near the end I would like to have a hunger games-esque competition where they all fight to the death for my love.
Formal Request for Cameo
description, tall, 6’2 black hair, mustache
personality: incredibly sarcastic, think hawkeye pierce or Edmund Blackadder
Potential Powers: Mind reading?
I do like games where the NPCs are given some semblance of free will, as far as a text-based CYOA can reach (the power of our imaginations is what make fictional text so potent!). As long as they don’t turn into stalkers, take a hint (a la power-bomb above) or something!