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I believe the best way to express what we are wanting is to use Phil as an example. Phil's main character is "Phil Smith". He has also chosen to create a female counterpart in the form of "Leslie". Now, as each story begins (or, as he needs) Phil the writer will have to decide if he wants to use "Phil" or "Leslie" as his main character. I personally see no problem with either, as long as it isn't both at the same time. Same thing with TTT. He can either use Mason Templar, Axel, or, Doc Quantos as his main character. Gooz can either use Sam, or, Priest. And, etc., etc.

If by "secondary characters" you are referring to your latest use of Bri and Leslie together (which I quite enjoyed, I must say), then, I see no real problem with that either. Just not in the main "field missions".

Am I making any sense? Grimm? Doc? Someone want to help me out here. What is it I'm trying to say?



I feel that's an accurate description. I can see where newer writers might not have understood the statement, but the older guys should have no trouble as they've done it before with MBL and TOMB.


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I don't like the re-numbering system in comics all the time, either. But, they have a point when it comes to allowing new readers (or in this case "writers") to join in on a pseudo-ground-level. And, I must remind everyone that I am speaking for two other people, as well (Grimm and Doc). The "renumbering" part, I don't care either way. The "retitling" part I am for, as I think it would help clarify the intent of our stories.




As far as the renumbering, it doesn't matter to me. The retitling, however, I feel is extremely important. The Hero Revolution title is extremely broad, and the stories within are as well. I feel that by retitling the series with the team name, it will help us to refocus on the team and clear away some of the clutter. We don't want to wipe out or get rid of the extraneous stuff, there's a lot of really cool ideas there, but we need to move our attention away from all of that and put it back on the team itself.

Last edited by Grimm; 2004-01-05 2:24 AM.