I think either way is workable - IMHO both are consistent with the genre - and maybe it's best that Gil just says what he prefers and those who are OK with it stay - assuming of course that Gil decides to continue the game.
For what it's worth, badpenny and I may not be in disagreement, depending on whether we mean the same thing by "team". I'm not thinking Fantastic Four / Avengers necessarily, but I *am* thinking "group of heroes who default to working together and are willing to adapt their way of doing things to be more or less consistent with the others".
By the way, this game is the first PBP I've ever been in that ran to completion of even a single story. Yay!
HQ
ABOUT M&M
SUPER-VISION
GIMMICK'S GADGETS
M&M SUPERLINK
ATOMIC THINK TANK
M&M SHOP
Saving the world, one d20 roll at a time
Saving the world, one d20 roll at a time
I made Skylark protest a lot less than she ought to have done, in the interest of group cohesion. I think that, if Gilliam does decide to turn this into something longer, I might take her down a darker road where she ends up as one of the last few holdouts who still cling to four-color morality in a much harsher world and eventually end up suffering the consequences.
