chillbean
wasting time
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Shockdingo pretty much everything you just said is perf and what i was trying to say.
Yeah, like a Number 5 in Short Circuit (1986) kind of thing. Robo does a tour around town (that's why her stage is a train), pummeling the cast collecting battle data, but like Brain Drain's other project, eventually rebels.
I actually don't think they should go the totally sympathetic route for Brain Drain, but rather show he's very much human still, and has faults, but those faults actually make him more dangerous and obsessive due to a drive to keep up appearances of being advanced and Post-Human Perfection. I think he shouldn't be totally evil, but he should be a bit human and more than aware and unapologetic of the horrors he's causing as an extremist.I dunno, gathering sympathy for Brain Drain is going to be a tough climb. I mean, he can't plead innocence for Painwheel. He knew she was kidnapped, he's been in her mind with his psychic powers.
The biggest story hurdle I'm interesting in seeing is how Brain Drain even becomes aware of Nadia Fortune to inspire him to make a superior robot version.
Robot/computer puns, Brain Drain screen time and playing as Robo-Fortune are special enough for me.
Thankfully he isn't into TOO short of girls and didn't make a Robo-Annie, or we'd have to deal with more DDB hell.. robo-DDB hell...
Well...That was a story mode are we allowed to talk about spoliers here?
Honestly it feels like a Non-DLC story. Nothing really happened I guess if you like Brain drain they have some fun with him but thats about it. Literally everything dies in the end so yeah. I dunno I just wanted to send off SG on a higher note then that. but hey joke story. One last thing the story felt..well Lazy i get that shes a joke character but there was like no love like there was in the previous story modes. The best part about her story is her and Brain drain..thats about it.
And with that I guess im off....