Wow, thank you, guys. That's a pretty overwhelming response.
Here's something else to listen to for your kind words:
http://tindeck.com/listen/kvli - This is the full version of Facade. I never found a place to include it in the game; only the shorter piano version got included. Weirdly, this one also uses the actual 'music box' sound to start off, while I opted to use a synth for the actual music box song.
That was truly an epic game and story. Did gentleman also get his own grave?
He also forced us to kill Skree, and went insane with rage trying to murder as much as he could. He planned to kill us and the Doctor.
I didn't show the entire burial grounds, but I envisioned it as being made up of the two giant oculoids that AG met while alive, Skree, Les, the six other AuxBots (including Patch, not including Gentleman), the bird, the egg, Mnemnem, the cocoons that AG burned behind the mirror, and the few oculoids that died during Gentleman's rampage. Effectively every character in the game that died except Gentleman himself.
Gentleman started off as a rather apathetic-to-the-player neutral character, who wasn't really concerned with what you were up to unless he had a way of benefiting from it. Around the point where he got knocked into the sewage vat and acid splattered over his robotic 'brain,' he started to seriously lose it, which turned him into an emotionally stunted aggressor with a murderous streak who wanted the Doctor's attention all for himself. His mild sense of social superiority stemming from his upper-class-gentleman persona mutated into a serious inferiority complex in which he had to destroy all possible rivals to his Doctor-favoured position to prove his worth. AG, the robot who had both knocked him into the acid and was the Doctor's main focus, became an obsession of Gentleman's because he couldn't prove his superiority nor was he allowed to kill him. By the end, he was just a psychotic hate machine who didn't really know what he wanted and didn't know how to express or resolve his feelings of sadness or inadequacy. He had no intention of seeking redemption, nor was he probably really capable of it, so AG didn't deem him worthy of a grave marker.
Still, grave marker or not, it's safe to say AG is still affected by some of the things Gentleman said, especially during the Skree standoff. He kept the slash marks, after all.
It's not exactly an MSPA fan adventure, but I think it would fit perfectly on the MSPFA site.
I'd rather not use the MSPFA site or designation, for reasons noted in
this post. I also want to set up the mirror a little differently, where the 'next' link just says 'next' and isn't the next command, because I might opt to use multiple commands above a panel or none in some cases. And I want to do font stuff differently and just generally have more control over the formatting of the pages. Plus if I do anything else it might be better to have my own small site rather than host several things on the MSPFA one.
A TV Tropes page would be cool though.
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