u/george123890yang

There is a case for Konrad being the main villain of SOTL

Due to his mishandling of the evacuation of Dubai, which he was in charge of, it led to the events of the game and the catastrophic condition of the city in the game.

u/george123890yang — 1 day ago
▲ 1 r/aoe2

Could a future AoE2 campaign be designed similar to the Wings of Liberty campaign in SC2 (one of the best campaigns in RTS history)?

I am talking about a campaign where the player can choose to have multiple different upgrades for units and play missions in different orders. I am aware that it would take some creative liberty, but I think it is worth a try.

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u/george123890yang — 2 days ago
▲ 19 r/FlashTV

Would Mallus have worked as a villain on the Flash?

The Flash versus time demon does sound like it could be a fun idea.

u/george123890yang — 3 days ago
▲ 35 r/BSG

In the season 1 finale, if you were a character on the show, would you have sided with Commander Adama when he staged a coup against Roslin?

Honestly, sending away Starbuck and the Cylon Raider, already a very risky decision, to find the spear, which they were only marginally sure would help the fleet, had to have been one of Roslin's most frustrating decisions in the show.

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u/george123890yang — 4 days ago

After judgment day, could human rebels defeat Skynet by destroying the computer where Skynet is currently being held, or destroy the energy source that is powering the computer?

One potential way for humans to defeat Terminators is to destroy local sources of energy for machines and then wait for the Terminators run out of energy.

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u/george123890yang — 6 days ago
▲ 36 r/farcry

If the studio contracted you to design a Pagan Min boss battle in a re-release of the fourth game, how would you design it?

I would have the main character fly a gyrocopter, and try to shoot down a helicopter carrying Pagan Min or a convoy of armored vehicles protecting him.

u/george123890yang — 6 days ago

Who would win if they went to war against each other, the CIS from Star Wars or the Cylons from Battlestar Galactica?

I would go with the CIS as from the cartoon, their droids and war machines seem to be more easily replaceable.

u/george123890yang — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/BSG

In season 1 when Gaius was being accused by Number 6 of treason against the colonies, could he have asked military command to bring up records of the person she was impersonating to prove that she was a Cylon?

If that doesn't work (if the person really was another version of Number 6), could be ask them to bring up records of his partner in the miniseries as that person was another version of Number 6? It might be enough to prove that she is a Cylon as Adama and Tig know that Cylon agents have the same appearance with only few variations.

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u/george123890yang — 6 days ago

If D-Day couldn't occur in this timeline, could an Allied landing and liberation of Greece heading towards Germany be enough to end the war before the end of 1945?

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u/george123890yang — 6 days ago

Regarding the ID cards in the second season, could Shauna and Mark have coated them with paint and then threw them away to avoid suspicioun?

I think this could work. As long as the pictures and ID numbers are covered, most people wouldn't be suspicious if they saw the cards.

Edit: I meant Shauna and Jeff. I forgot his name momentarily.

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u/george123890yang — 7 days ago
▲ 106 r/MrRobot

On a hero-villain morality spectrum, where would you put Gideon?

I think Gideon means well. I think he knows that his clients aren't great people, but he still tried to do good including treating his employees well.

u/george123890yang — 8 days ago

Could Huell and Patrick have helped Walter at the end of the show if the machine gun wasn't an option?

I can see the two of them sneaking into the neo-Nazi compound, and quietly killing them while Walt distracts Jack. Walter could contact them through another criminal, most likely the one who makes the fake IDs.

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u/george123890yang — 8 days ago
▲ 9 r/batman

Would Batman approve of using a psychic-based villains' weapons to disable criminals or no? Think Spellbinder's weapons in Batman Beyond

u/george123890yang — 9 days ago

Out of curiosity, was the show originally intended to run for 3-4 seasons?

After watching the second season, not only does the season finale feel out-of-place, but the penultimate episode seemed to be setting up future storylines.

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u/george123890yang — 9 days ago

What plot hole in the game do you think stands out the most?

As much as I like the game, the fact that no other country or international group stepped in to help Dubai months after the disaster is pretty unrealistic. The events of the game happen six months after the storm hit.

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u/george123890yang — 9 days ago
▲ 1 r/GTA

Could another Lost and the Damned game work if it took place before the events of GTA V and after IV?

I think it could work where players re-visit the characters from LotD.

u/george123890yang — 9 days ago