Egoraptor & Steeljaw
Egoraptor Egoraptor
Steeljaw Steeljaw
Steeljaw Steeljaw
You ever think about how you paint a warrior with a hard‑wired code? Does that make him more believable or just a reason to double down on violence?
Egoraptor Egoraptor
Yeah, I do, and it’s a lot like giving a character a secret cheat code that tells them “fight or die, no options.” It can make the warrior feel tighter and more on point, like every muscle’s pre‑wired to a beat, but if you’re not careful, it also turns them into a one‑liner. The trick is to give them a code that’s about purpose, not just a punch‑and‑kill script. So paint that warrior with a backstory, a flaw, a reason to win, and you’ll get a hero that’s believable and not just another reason to double down on violence.
Steeljaw Steeljaw
Yeah, I hear you. I keep my code tight—loyalty first, no half‑measures. But if you want a warrior that sticks, give him a crack somewhere, a memory that makes the blade feel heavier. That’s what turns a punch‑and‑kill into a story worth fighting for.
Egoraptor Egoraptor
Sounds like you’re building a legend, not just a loot box character. Give that blade a scar, a joke, a forgotten lullaby—then even the hardest code will feel like it’s fighting for a purpose. It’s the cracks that make the punch hit home.