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Tim – Who is this character? I mean he enters the challenges with the verve and attitude of someone who has been doing it for years, yet has little more than a month or two under his belt. I liked that Perp fellow better anyway.
Kerry – Could this be the last man alive in the system? You can ju7st see him digging away, a lost soul, serving, biding his time only for that twist of fate that leaves him ensnared. All things considered though, he might be in the better place.
Phyre – Justice meted out decisively and at speed. Also rather harsh one thinks. Is this what we have to look forward to? Probably. Great idea it had a certain ‘feel’ to it, that made it work well.
StilLearning – A nicely inverted tale, where we see redemption snatched away at the last possible moment. Good characterisation, Loki as a trickster god was spot on, and the updating of everything to a cyber age was a great idea.
Grim – For every great achievement, or invention there is a downside; the things that people want to manipulate and corrupt just because they can. A double whammy as the world seems doomed, but is saved, then doomed again.
Cul – The things that we do, that then get out of hand. When people do malicious things It is sometimes just to prove they can with no thought to the consequences. What defines them is how they react…
MB – an offered future where the individual is able to eradicate his memories to hide truths from all those around and themselves. But more frighteningly is the ability to put back what has been lost…
mosaix – Another form of justice is offered, showing a future where it is terrifying and perhaps anything but just. The impression that a innocent man, found guilty might become dangerous is probably frighteningly real
TDZ – An updating of classic fairy tales given a cybertastic spin that works really well. The idea that there might be some form of cyber child care is believable. That someone (or something) might try to pervert it, is just as believable. Unfortunately.
TJ – There have always been those that work behind the curtain, in secrecy and darkness. But they cannot go forever, so who trains those that have to replace them, and what if someone develops a moral backbone?
Alc – Catches the surreal/real feel of a virtual reality quite well, how it could all run out of control so easily. Who knows whether pulling that trigger might be putting things right, or might be making an either bigger problem.
Ursa – What can I say? Genius as always, but worthy of a BIG groan at the same time.
Kerry – Could this be the last man alive in the system? You can ju7st see him digging away, a lost soul, serving, biding his time only for that twist of fate that leaves him ensnared. All things considered though, he might be in the better place.
Phyre – Justice meted out decisively and at speed. Also rather harsh one thinks. Is this what we have to look forward to? Probably. Great idea it had a certain ‘feel’ to it, that made it work well.
StilLearning – A nicely inverted tale, where we see redemption snatched away at the last possible moment. Good characterisation, Loki as a trickster god was spot on, and the updating of everything to a cyber age was a great idea.
Grim – For every great achievement, or invention there is a downside; the things that people want to manipulate and corrupt just because they can. A double whammy as the world seems doomed, but is saved, then doomed again.
Cul – The things that we do, that then get out of hand. When people do malicious things It is sometimes just to prove they can with no thought to the consequences. What defines them is how they react…
MB – an offered future where the individual is able to eradicate his memories to hide truths from all those around and themselves. But more frighteningly is the ability to put back what has been lost…
mosaix – Another form of justice is offered, showing a future where it is terrifying and perhaps anything but just. The impression that a innocent man, found guilty might become dangerous is probably frighteningly real
TDZ – An updating of classic fairy tales given a cybertastic spin that works really well. The idea that there might be some form of cyber child care is believable. That someone (or something) might try to pervert it, is just as believable. Unfortunately.
TJ – There have always been those that work behind the curtain, in secrecy and darkness. But they cannot go forever, so who trains those that have to replace them, and what if someone develops a moral backbone?
Alc – Catches the surreal/real feel of a virtual reality quite well, how it could all run out of control so easily. Who knows whether pulling that trigger might be putting things right, or might be making an either bigger problem.
Ursa – What can I say? Genius as always, but worthy of a BIG groan at the same time.
