Grant

Grant asked Garon Whited:

Where is his sense of adventure? He has had years and years of time and yet he just sat around and worked on his hobbies.

Garon Whited How is this different from other people? The vast majority of people live their lives within their own narrow confines of comfort and stability. Eric wants some comfort and stability, himself, possibly more than most due to the contrast.
They say some are born great, others achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them. Eric keeps getting kicked into adventures like a hobbit with a magic ring. If he could suppress his sense of personal responsibility, he'd be happier--but he might also be right about being a monster.

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Grant

Grant asked Garon Whited:

About you brief collaborate with Mark Tufo, are you able to use any of his characters? If you can, can we please get Erik to meet Trip. As a normal guy who can freely enter and live in the minds of any of his alternate reality selves, see the future, and being trapped in a predestination loop of his own making, all while being so stoned he can't see straight, don't you think Trip would make a great foil for Erik?

Dennis

Dennis asked Garon Whited:

Just curious. If Eric is too OP for Zombie Fallout. Why not have had him interact with one of the other incarnations of Talbot? Some of them have villains, situations, and weapons that might be more on par with Eric's character. Aliens, Demons, "Angels", time distorting teenagers, etc. Alien blood and or souls could have some interesting effects too eh?

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