I have a little on going project you might like;
[url]http://kfd6.wikia.com/wiki/KFD6_Wiki[/URL]
Fair play, sorry I keep challenging you, but I don't actually know myself, and am piecing this together from all the information I have been able to find, so really I'm just probing you for information. Especially since I'm looking at rewriting it
I guess that does explain over 1 and 5 pretty well. The IS-2 is indeed a great tank.Although I do find the fact the real Masterson would have had to have gone missing prior to the outbreak a little hard to stomach. If not it does leave 5 in even more doubt.
In regards to 2 and 3 though I am still confused, he does act aggressively earlier than the end, or at least it is implied. During the sewer level the bulk of the surviving DRF troopers were killed pretty much at the entrance to the sewers. This suggests that specimens ambushed them leaving only Masterson and 1 other trooper alive. Deeper down the final known trooper that was killed is found next to the bullpup, the body riddled in bullets.
It is not believable this was a case of friendly fire, due to the implied number of bullets the bdy had suffered. This is surely the first point where Masterson himself kills a member of the DRF. It makes more sense to do this now as this is the last trooper with him and in a straight 1 on 1 encounter he can turn on him without risk of interference, and of course no witnesses.
So the point remains the same that he turned on the DRF trooper before he even leanred he was a clone, which doesn't make sense for a man/specimen who believes himself to be a DRF trooper.
In regards to 4, the fact Clamely was never in the mod, doesn't exempt from the fact he was there during the creation of the specimens, and obviously their release. He obviously cared alot about his specimens due to the loss of his wife and son, and his hope of creating a new family was his only motivation. I'm sure I did read in his bio page that he turned the specimens loose when the police tried to stop the production of his specimens, which makes more sense given the fact he cared about his specimens enough to turn himself into the Patriarch to defend them. The attempt to destroy his specimens was like an attempt to destroy his entire life, and that makes the release also make more sense.
I never understood the idea of making London "a testing ground for Horzines acomplishments". I mean I suppose it does make sense to do it as revenge for cutting the funding for the facility, but of course there is no way the project would ever be backed again after releasing them on the public. It seems very mad scientisty to do it just to prove a point with no gain in the end. Plus the whole act of producing Masterson to destroy the DRF suggests it was in the pipeline to just kill everyone rather than having any real plan.
So I dunno, if you could help me fill in the blanks with a more believable series of events, I'd be very interested
