02-19-2016, 10:46 AM
Except that doesn't make any sense.
The verses aren't cut off from eachother. Two hours from the nexus gate. Events in Camelot are bound to be noticed by the Empire. The Omniverse's verses aren't worlds that haven't heard from one another in ages. They are cities you can travel to in very little time.
And it says fame. Right there.
Gaining recognition in Camelot by only doing things in Camelot gets you recognition in the Empire. You become their enemy as you become Camelot's ally, you become known.
How is that NOT fame?
The verses aren't cut off from eachother. Two hours from the nexus gate. Events in Camelot are bound to be noticed by the Empire. The Omniverse's verses aren't worlds that haven't heard from one another in ages. They are cities you can travel to in very little time.
And it says fame. Right there.
Quote:Whether it's because of your heroism, your ruthlessness, or perhaps the mysterious intrigue that surrounds you, the more you do the more people say your name.
Gaining recognition in Camelot by only doing things in Camelot gets you recognition in the Empire. You become their enemy as you become Camelot's ally, you become known.
Quote: Eventually this hits a sort of tipping point where almost everyone in the verse knows who you are.
How is that NOT fame?