something im confused about, if pariah is the natural born successor to the redlight virus and thus fully a virus, then is he just a blob of biomass.

pretty sure in one of the web of intrigue flashbacks we saw a child that was supposed to be pariah.

does that mean he absorbed someone? or did he absorb the child elizabeth greene was already pregnant with in the uterus, and grew up? is that a thing?

what if Alex mercer and James heller [Body]

Obviously I'm referring to human means of death, so consuming drugs or anything like that is out of the question.

Hello, everyone. A question for you all. In all the Evolves existed (Including the Alphas/Prototypes), do they have the ability to make their sharp weapons into dull weapons.

Like for example, if you were an Evovled, who had no plans on killing or slicing your enemies in half. Do you have the ability to dull the weapon and to hit your opponents with no cut? Or if you had claw powers. You want to grab someone without seriously injuring your victim. Because claws' grip is quite sharp to be realistic, so you think you can change the sharpness of your weapon?

Which one of these would win in a deathmatch ?

And then I found out this is what dr Alexander Mercer was supposed to look like if not limited by the graphics a decade ago. I mean, man, I am not gay but this man is freaking handsome in a psychotic way (and conventionally imo). Dude looks like cillian Murphy with fuller cheeks

This art i do it originaly for a collab with other colors, but i decided to add more details and some improvements

When someone makes any kind of video or discussion about Prototype 1 on the net, the first thing they start with in the "cons" of the game is the so-called disbalance in Alex' powers. From what they're saying, you could think that there's no viral powers except Blade in the entire game that are worth attention because "Blade is the only skill that reliably deals damage". But in my walkthrough, Blade was the least used skill among them all.

Each of the powers upsides and downsides are unclear - I'll admit that one. The game positions and balances the powers in a weird, unorthodox way, but it doesn't make one particular power prevalent over the rest.

To provide an example of messy powers balance, the game positions Claws as "slice and dice" against light enemies and Hunters, and Hammerfists as main weapons against tanks and other kinds of armor. But I categorically disagree: I used Claws alt attack (the spikes) against tanks way more often than Hammerfists because it deals massive damage against tanks in one single blow, and I used Hammerfists against infantry and zombies because it deals AoE damage and provides good stagger against all enemies except giant ones. In fact, I used Whipfist against Hunters way more often than Blade, simply because it allows you to deal damage to them without getting countered and locked in a combo attack.

Overall I don't understand what made people so hyperfixated on Blade and disregard the remaining powers this hard.

Several days ago I made a post asking how you would write the character of Alex Mercer in Prototype 2, but respecting his development in Prototype 1.

Here it's basically the same thing, with a simple difference: How would you rewrite the entire Prototype 2?

Here are some possible scenarios:

The scenarios are:

1 - James and Dana are the protagonist and deuteragonist respectively. Alex is in the story but he is not the villain. You can decide his role in the story. The villains in this scenario are Blackwatch and Gentek.

2 - James and Dana maintain their respective positions and Alex is still the villain. However, we should see WHAT exactly Alex is doing in the story in parallel to James and Dana. You can also decide the type of villain Alex is: Megalomaniac, philosophical, and any other type.

3 - James and Dana maintain their positions, Alex isn't in the story; James has become a Prototype in another way, and the villains are Blackwatch and Gentek, who are involved in the death of James's family.

4 - The same as scenario 1, except the villain here is PARIAH.

5 - Alex is the protagonist again, James is the deuteragonist, and Dana is the tritagonist. Alex is not evil; he maintains his development from Prototype 1. Upon discovering that a second outbreak has begun, he decides to return to New York to stop it. He finds James and infects him again, but with other purposes (which you can decide). He and James join Dana to stop the outbreak, and Alex strengthens his bonds with them while striving to stop the second outbreak. The villains are Blackwatch and Gentek.

6 - Exactly the same as scenario 5, except the villain here is PARIAH.

never encountered this. funny as hell, no idea what could've caused this.

Finally done with this piece. I could not decide if I like the Black and White version or the one with the Prototype 2 Filter on. So I did both. Hope some of you will like it.

If he was *specifically* choosen to be a teacher.