As much as it annoys me to double post, I thought I'd direct the GL trainwreck discussion here.
The moment I felt it was trainwreck time was when he got the Ocean (Med Sea) to act OOC for around 50 years to herald his coming. By this I mean when he found intact recognizable corpses 50 years later in a flooded submarine compartment... he goes so far as to comment that the room and bodies are bullet ridden, that the wood in a cane suprizingly shows no sign of rot, and that the sub is playing the part of a coral reef from the wildlife.
The purpose of these corpses plotwise was so he could feel good about delivering them to a graveyard and reporting them as I.D.ed bodies... how which was largely glossed over... though at best the muggles can take this as a prank call... a subcrew found in (glossed over description) graves.... spontaniously I.D.ed after 50 years? Way to be subtile, Dave. Subcrews lost at sea just don't end up buried in land graves.
The moment I felt it was trainwreck time was when he got the Ocean (Med Sea) to act OOC for around 50 years to herald his coming. By this I mean when he found intact recognizable corpses 50 years later in a flooded submarine compartment... he goes so far as to comment that the room and bodies are bullet ridden, that the wood in a cane suprizingly shows no sign of rot, and that the sub is playing the part of a coral reef from the wildlife.
The purpose of these corpses plotwise was so he could feel good about delivering them to a graveyard and reporting them as I.D.ed bodies... how which was largely glossed over... though at best the muggles can take this as a prank call... a subcrew found in (glossed over description) graves.... spontaniously I.D.ed after 50 years? Way to be subtile, Dave. Subcrews lost at sea just don't end up buried in land graves.