#gameocverse

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"Syntax has to be right...or every decision I've made up until now will have been the wrong one..."

Name: John Goodguy

Game world: First Fantasy

Genre: JRPG

Role: Hero (former)

Allegiance: Syntax

Imagine the most generic, archetypical, run-of-the-mill good guy. The most heroic hero to ever hero. That was John at one point. A noble warrior of light who stood against the coming darkness to save his world. A man who could do no wrong, right up until he defeated his villian, and doomed his world.

In an unprecedented act of villiany and violence, John drove his sword blade into the heart of his enemy the second the system lock failed. Assaulting his arch nemesis again and again until his sword finally shattered. Seeing potential in John, and now without a villain to recruit, Syntax took him with them before harvesting the planet.

Aboard their starship in the depths of space, John fell for Syntax's sales pitch hook-line-and-sinker. Now fully committed to the belief that Syntax will use the float from broken worlds to restore the Gameoverse; the hero fights against Farcade as a walking paradox. Continuing to wield his corrupt, shattered Hero's blade as a constant reminder to himself of the sacrifices he has made, and why he has had to make them...

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"Horrid tactics! Again! We keep going until you get this right!"

Name: Master Mind "Double M"

Game world: Winds of War

Genre: Real Time Strategy

Role: Villain (former)

Allegiance: Farcade

In the early days of the Farcade, there were too many things to do, and not enough hands to do it. Dusk had to juggle training new recruits while keeping the Syntax in check. This would be a reoccurring issue for the Farcade until one day they ventured into the game world that housed the antagonist entity known simply as Master Mind.

A sentient eyeball with two giant, disembodied hands, forever bound to a single spot in the game world. Where he commanded a seemingly endless supply of alien monstrosities which he referred to as "The Blue Strain." Master Mind struck a simple, pragmatic bargain with Dusk: provide him with a body, and enable his exodus from the game world, and in exchange Master Mind would oversee and handle all tasks for the Farcade involving onboarding, strategy, and logistics.

Master Mind was brought into the fold, and donned the moniker "Double M" in an effort to sound less 'villainous.' Whether or not this was a deal with the Devil remains to be seen. But for the time being Double M seems determined to help the Farcade preserve as many game worlds as possible.