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:: I'd say keep him in the categories, just make sure to mark it that he isn't that anymore. He may end up being a trainer again.. <.< there was some talk about having him as one in Pocket-D since his mental problems allow him to train both sides... [[User:Sleepykitty|Sleepykitty]]
:: I'd say keep him in the categories, just make sure to mark it that he isn't that anymore. He may end up being a trainer again.. <.< there was some talk about having him as one in Pocket-D since his mental problems allow him to train both sides... [[User:Sleepykitty|Sleepykitty]]


:Another tidbit is in the [[Scirocco#Speak_to_Daos.2C_then_get_the_stolen_pages_of_the_Malleus_Mundi_from_Malaise|Speak to Daos...]] mission from [[Scirocco]], he is a villain that hooked up with the carnival.  His description window still said hero, but he had an evil purpose in that mission.  Then in the [[Lord Recluse Task Force]] he is fighting with the [[Vindicators]].  Maybe we should classify him as both hero and AV.
:Another tidbit is in the [[Scirocco#Speak_to_Daos.2C_then_get_the_stolen_pages_of_the_Malleus_Mundi_from_Malaise|Speak to Daos...]] mission from [[Scirocco]], he is a villain that hooked up with the carnival.  His description window still said hero, but he had an evil purpose in that mission.  Then in the [[Lord Recluse Strike Force]] he is fighting with the [[Vindicators]].  Maybe we should classify him as both hero and AV.

Revision as of 16:59, 23 September 2006

Need to add Calvin Scott story to his history. - Snorii 09:25, 1 March 2006 (PST)

CoH board link

The link mentioned in this article is in a place that is subject to the CoH Boards weekly purge, so I'm duplicating the text here. (OT, I really hate when something neat, useful, or important gets purged, so I usually try to record such things someplace) --StarGeek 15:57, 7 March 2006 (PST)

Hi folks - on the Malaise issue

The comic’s timeline puts that story well after the in-game events of the Calvin Scott Task Force. Malaise is certainly not a pure villain – let’s say he’s a complicated individual. After those events, Ms. Liberty found him and offered him a place in the Vindicators, for they are all about second chances. Yes, Malaise has done questionable things, but the Vindicators believe he can be one of the good guys.

cheers,

Arctic Sun

Categories

Malaise is a tough one to categorize. He used to be a Hero Trainer but no longer is. He was an Archvillain for a short time for the Calvin Scott Task Force, but no longer is. Should we remove those categories? - Snorii 12:07, 22 May 2006 (PDT)

That is a good one. Keep the categories current or also include what once was... What category would he be placed in if we removed the current ones? --StarGeek 15:37, 22 May 2006 (PDT)
I'd say keep him in the categories, just make sure to mark it that he isn't that anymore. He may end up being a trainer again.. <.< there was some talk about having him as one in Pocket-D since his mental problems allow him to train both sides... Sleepykitty
Another tidbit is in the Speak to Daos... mission from Scirocco, he is a villain that hooked up with the carnival. His description window still said hero, but he had an evil purpose in that mission. Then in the Lord Recluse Strike Force he is fighting with the Vindicators. Maybe we should classify him as both hero and AV.
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