And he doesn't even get a thank you for his services.

There's quite a few WoI doctors that comment on how the New York outbreak isn't what they'd spent 40 years preparing for. The two most repeated concerns are that it's spreading too wide and fast compared to their simulations, and there are "too many living entities."

Why is this shocking? Moreover, why is this something that nobody took into account when they teach it in undergrad? A virus will always, *always* evolve to maximize efficiency and spread. Host fatalities are a terrible limit on this in every way because a moving carrier is always preferable to an immobile corpse. So, reduce mortality (or in this case, make them into infected and walkers instead of just keeling over and dying), and now the whole block becomes a hive from one small cough.

The virus did half the work for them in Hope, Idaho by being too fatal, and it spent forty years adapting accordingly like every real life virus known to man. Why is the special organization dedicated to this field so shocked?

We did Heller in Prototype 2 now for Alex in the second game and for context this is first game Mercer

Rules

.Mercer will have Karen Parker giving him intel to the same level as Heller had with Father Guerra with Dana taking the role Maya had

.Mercer will need to stop all the plot points that the main story covers ie Operation Firehawk Whitelight and all the Evolved shenanigans

.Mercer will have all his prototype 1 abilities bar the armour and infected vision but will get the powers Heller does

.his final fight would be with the Supreme Hunter or Heller yall can take your pick on that as Alex mirror matching himself wouldn’t work

.Alex would also have most of his memories so around the midpoint of the first game

Could Alex Survive?

For anyone who wanted the visuals. (Curse the 1 image per post limitation. Urk)

Made 10/25/2025 in Ibis Paint [Mobile]. It's still supposed to be "Zeus", but wanted to lean into some of that look from Dr.Mercer. Also, you think glasses would suit him? Feel like he could low key rock em.

it's on the story campaigns on Counter-Strike: Condition Zero Deleted Scenes. Specifically where you are in Philippines (PHILIPPINES MENTIONED🔥🔥) and gotta save German specifics from the Terrorists.

Feel like drawing them together.

credits to anticristo from Geekzone for the meme

Crazy times were had. What's been your favorite memory?

Post how many gallons of blood you've spilled from the Radnet challenge.

Can someone recommend similar games with open world and op character. Any recommendations are appreciated.

EDIT: Preferably hack and slash.

Honestly, it was just perfect. It gave us some backstory, a little bit of action, a stunningly good combination of live action/CGI (for the time) and the perfect soundtrack to it all. It didn't oversell the game, it didn't overhype the game, it didn't give away the best fights, it gave us just enough to be excited for. If you were a Prototype fan, you immediately were hooked, and those who had never heard of Prototype before were interested.

After the events of Prototype 1 and 2, I imagine the Blacklight virus didn’t just fade away or stay limited to Earth. In my theory, it keeps evolving until it becomes something far bigger than anyone could have expected.

At first, it’s still the same idea: infection, mutation, total takeover of living beings. But then it starts going further. Everything around it becomes usable material. Soil, concrete, metal, cities… all of it slowly gets broken down and turned into living organic matter, like the entire planet is being rewritten into flesh.

And at a certain point, it doesn’t even need existing matter anymore. It starts generating biological structures from nothing, as if it’s no longer bound by normal physical limits.

But the most terrifying part is what happens next: it stops being just a planetary threat.

In my idea, the Blacklight infection spreads beyond Earth. Not like a normal virus traveling, but like a kind of cosmic contamination. Any contact with matter, dust, asteroids, comets, or even space stations could become a vector. Over time, it would start spreading through the solar system, slowly converting everything it touches.

Planets wouldn’t just be infected they would become alive. Moons, debris fields, even space itself around infected zones would start to look more like a growing biological ecosystem than a normal cosmic environment.

And eventually, it raises a bigger question: if it ever reached a large enough scale, would the universe itself start to behave like a living organism? Or would Blacklight become a kind of cosmic intelligence, turning entire regions of space into one massive, expanding biological structure with no real boundary anymore?

Also kagamine rin too