Writer of Power Without Question, the story about a Pilot from Titanfall being thrust into the New York of the Spider-Man Insomniac game for PS4. A good man, this Pilot, Matthew Cooper, tries to do the right thing, but after his experience of war and everything that entails, the 'right' and 'wrong' actions often appear to be exactly the same.

The story is a reflection of things that I like and that I find interesting, over the top gunslinging action, obscure references to things most don't remember but I do for some stupid reason, all while being fairly grounded. I like good stories, no Mary Sues and nothing as contrived as the legendary instance in Mass Effect 2, in which the player character and every other badass are removed from your ship to go somewhere, that's never specified, to do something, that's also never specified, so the bad guys can board your ship and take all the people you never really cared about to raise the stakes for the finale.

On the side, I enjoy a bit of history, especially military history. The OC in Power Without Question takes inspiration several real life people, Brigadier General Robin Olds, USAF, lends the Fighter Pilot Attitude, also referred to as 'Flight Suit Attitude.' A triple ace with 17 aerial victories, he also married a Pin-Up model, his book is excellent and highly recommended. Lauri Allan Törni of Finland was another, this Soldier of Three Armies fought for his home country of Finland in the Winter War, led his own detachment in the Continuation War, and then he came to the United States and fought in Vietnam as a Green Beret under MAC-V SOG. After learning his story it's no surprise the man has a metal song written about him, Sabaton's 'Soldier of Three Armies' from the album Heroes, and there is no better description.

But there are some things I am not nearly as good at, like drawing, or the proper 'etiquette' for this site. So any suggestions for making this profile less of me rambling about history and more of things you actually expect to see would be nice, PM me if you have one. Same for what to do for cover art, I have no idea what is acceptable for profile or story art, if you have suggestions or anything, same deal, PM me. Also, same for any other questions, comments concerns. I'm not going to say I will do whatever you say, but I'm always willing to hear you out. I do enjoy talking about the nitty gritty and details, probably because I read a bit too much Clancy growing up, Rainbow Six is still my favorite novel I've ever read.

God is on the side with superior firepower, though sometimes skill, courage, and guts can overcome impossible odds. The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors, Rorke's Drift, the Lost Battalion, and Hill 3234 are all proof of what can be done when a situation is do or die. I find it fascinating how men and women willing to kill each other are just as willing to forgive, stories like Castle Itter. Fighting for ones life is rarely a pretty thing, I read somewhere that there are only two types who are left at the end of a war, the honorable and the living.

If I ever did another story it would be the basic premise of the 1980 film The Final Countdown where a US Navy Warship is sent somewhere. Because I'm biased as all hell, it would either be the USS Des Moines (CA-134) or the USS Alaska (CB-1). This is a story I would like to do because I really like these two ships, beautiful beasts of steel, thousands of tons of armor and guns that were made the rule the waves but never had the opportunity to use their guns against enemy surface ships. However, I can't figure out a good place to send them, so if you have a suggestion on somewhere then please PM me.

That was a rambling mess, so it's the perfect profile for me.