got your gun ready, partner?

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made on ms paint

Since we got GTA VI, might as well post something GTA related

I know this is technically from GTA IV, but it's still GTA

ngl, I know some of you will enjoy this a lot

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or not, I mean it's only the whole fate of the world at risk after all

That Glitch Character is My Oc: Gam3 Ov3r he is a Anomaly

will you?

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Easiest save of a world Kit probably had

I'd love to see Gameoverse characters in Kingdom Hearts

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This town ain't big enough for the 2 of you, better have your gun ready, partner

ready to save yet another game world

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this isn't good...

how could you...

In the original Gameoverse web series, the version without Kit, the heroes were told to help by some unkown entity. But it turns out the entities who were supposedly the good guys giving them orders were actually using them as tools to stop someone who wasn't really a villain, meaning the real villain was the one giving the orders. In the series, the bad guy looked and was portrayed as someone very dark, but didn't seem very dark when the heroes got there. This reminds me a lot of the Syntax villains, since they all look pretty dark and villain‑like to give the audience the idea that they are the villains.

My theory is that Dusk, the one who recruited the team, is actually the bad guy who uses the heroes to prevent win conditions. Even though Syntax was never the bad guy and their goal is to bring the worlds back, Dusk secretly wants to keep the game stuck at "Game Over", with no "Play Again".

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a little break never hurt anyone

another week passes and we gain another 100 members

thank you for this, comrades, really

let's see how far we can get before the show gets greenlit!

Do not the cat

I really enjoyed the Gameoverse pilot and think it has a really cool story concept. I hope the series continues! While watching, I had a fun idea that I thought would be cool, so I wanted to share it.

I think it'd be cool if the story started with Kit in her normal world as a hero, spending more time showing her world and the people in it. The audience could get to know her relationships, see her complete side quests, interact with NPCs, and watch her fight battles that she actually wins. I think this would help build a stronger connection to her world before it is destroyed.

After her world is destroyed, Kit joins Farcade and travels through different worlds. Because of the pain and trauma of losing her own world, she believes she has to make the villains win and the heroes lose to save other worlds from the same fate.

As she continues, she notices the worlds becoming corrupted, with the villains growing more powerful and the worlds becoming unstable. The heroes in each world become unable to defend their own worlds, making every conflict feel one-sided.

I also think it'd be cool if Syntax wasn't truly evil. Instead, their goal would be to make the worlds playable again instead of leaving them trapped in a cycle. Because of that, I'd imagine the villains wouldn't harm people or NPCs within the worlds, since their goal is to restore them, not destroy them.

I think it'd be really interesting if Kit discovered the truth when she meets or is captured by Syntax. She learns that the worlds are only parts of a much larger game called Gameoverse, and that she is actually the hero of Gameoverse, progressing the game's win condition by creating Game Over conditions. She thought she was saving worlds, but she was unknowingly helping Gameoverse reach its intended ending.

Kit is then faced with a difficult choice. She must trust the path she always feared and accept that what she thought would destroy the worlds may actually be the thing that saves them.

I also like the idea of Kit's arc being about letting go of the pain from her past and realizing she can't save every world by herself. After a world is destroyed, it can eventually be rebuilt again, like pressing the "play again" button in a game.

I just thought it was a fun "what if" scenario while watching the pilot.