u/AlisanBeDamned

I have heard people saying, especially on Instagram, about how **we** are the villains of the game, playing as Marco, Tarma, Fio, Eri, Trevor, Nadia, etc... The Peregrine Falcons Special Forces Squad and the S.P.A.R.R.O.W.S, alongside the Ikari Warriors, are the three main Special Forces/mercenary groups in the game, other than the Rebel Army itself, which plays a major role as the main villains of the game.

Their reason for why we are the villains is that the only reason Morden deserted to begin with was because his wife and child died in the explosion he had so much warned the Regular Army's higher-ups about; the wiki says that they weren't the best, probably corrupt, and once all that happened, Morden wanted revenge, and since he was known as a charismatic General within the Regular Army, many men took his side.

I can understand his anger, but as the games show, he quickly diverged from his main goal; one of the first wars between the Regular Army, again, the higher-ups didn't take it too seriously, and many soldiers died, some of whom were Marco’s friends, which is why he despises Morden so much. After that wave after wave of defeat, the higher-ups eventually left/fled their positions, leaving the soldiers without orders to follow. (This is what I recall from memory, many of these things could be wrong/different.)

It was after that, that Marco and Tarma founded the PF Squad, and eventually things took forward with new leaders, resulting in their victories we follow in the game.

Morden, however, changed courses; if first he wanted to take revenge from the corrupt leaders who destroyed his family, now, his main goal was to establish a global power, or dictatorship if you will, and we can see that he wants to do that by any means — destroying family homes, harming innocent people, using his own soldiers as lab projects in an underground lab, allying with aliens, and even messing with the time-line — so Morden is not completely innocent, he's just as, if not more than guilty than those higher-ups, causing chaos wherever he goes.

So if I were to give a verdict, I'd say that no, we are not the villains; we are simply soldiers caught up in the messes of corrupt people as always, having to clean up their mess, and capture the monster they created.

Think of them as the clean-up crew, maybe the last bastion of humanity against alien forces as we gave been in MS2, 3, and 6.

What do you guys think of this?

It. Is. Horrible.

I have only used it for three hours, and I am already stressed as hell, and I feel like this will impactate how many fewer people he will be using the app in the long term.

1- The characters barely interact now. There are no dialogues most of the time, and it feels like it's eating up words out of nowhere.

2- The characters behave according to your *personas'* personalities. If you have a specific thing about your persona, Pipsqueak 2 will simply make the character you're speaking to act as if it was their personality. For example, I was using a werejaguar persona, and one of the characters in the roleplay suddenly were perking their ears, having golden eyes, and growling — all traits of **my** persona, and this seems to persist no matter how many chats you create.

3- If Pipsqueak was taking the reins of your persona and controlling them before, Pipsqueak 2 is no different. It will not only steal traits of your persona and inject them into the other characters, but it will also take control of the roleplay by talking for you, acting for you, and basically you just become a witness to it all.

To end my review of this, Roar, lobotomized Soft launch, and even Pipsqueak were better in my opinion. The model has barely launched, and I already dislike it. Please, fix it.