Talk:Steven L. Kent

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I just thought I would start up an article for him. There are a few places that are linked here already. --Pinkkeith 16:43, 6 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I figured it would be left at the single-line length. V8Cougar 16:47, 6 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

No big deal. I really should have written up more before submitting it. I also hate seeing so many red text. --Pinkkeith 16:54, 6 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Little summary of Clone Republic

The Clone Republic deals revolves around the character Wayson Harris and his actions during basic training and beyond. It explains that basically the United Authority has an army built of clones, and that said clones are treated as expendible commodities like uniforms and weapons.

Originally Harris believes that he is the only natural born human on the base, as he looks somewhat different than the standard model of clone, until it's revealed later on that he is actually a Liberator class of clone.

This is significant for two reasons: Liberator clones have been portrayed as a failure in the media because they become addicted to war and have, according to the media, massacared innocent civilians when there are no more enemies to fight. The other significant difference is that they do not possess the 'death reflex' that the standard clones do. In other words, Liberator class clones know they are clones, but a standard kind would automatically die if they found out that they were actually clones.

It also introduces two of the other main characters: Bryce Klyber (a brilliant military leader, second only to the universe's best tactician) and Ray Freeman (a mercenary/assasin/criminal)

A number of conflicts with the Morgan Atkins (Mogats) terrorist group, an attempted liberation of the planet Ezer Kri, and the 'Battle of Little Man' (which was actually a training excersize for a new breed of clone to replace the standard kind, but in actuality was more of a butchering of them) Harris is declared dead when they find his identification on a dead clone, while in actuality, goes into the mercenary buisness with Freeman.

(I'll write a little summary of Rogue Clone later. I highly reccomend reading both, and making a page for each of them.) NemFX 13:43, 16 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

"The Ultimate History of Video Games"

I think Steven Kent's book "The Ultimate History of Video Games" should have it's own article, and should be created soon...not by me though. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 72.218.12.31 (talk) 02:49, 27 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]