Reloaded that could be answered in Gears of War: e-day

Gear Was one of the first new IPs on the Xbox 360 that really caught. It came to the perfect time, just before Halo 3And for some, they enjoyed this third person shooter much more. Between the brutal act, the collaborative aspects and the cover mechanics, it was a whole new breed of exclusive shooter for the Xbox family. Gear remained a staple for Microsoft for a good decade, until the series began to cool around 2020.

Fans have eagerly predicted the next match, and was finally announced in 2024. Gears of War: e-day However, is not what fans expected; It is a prequel, although Gears of War 5 left some unanswered questions for a potentially sixth game. Speaking of unanswered questions, will Gears of War: e-day Able to answer these hanging questions left from the first game or series as a whole?

Spoilers forward for Gear series.

What happened during the commuter warriors?

Cruise for

One thing that fans may not know or may have forgotten is that people were on Planet Sera for Eons; They did not colonize a foreign plane that was controlled by the grasshoppers. As every human civilization tends to do, the people at Sera began to fight each other, most prominent for almost a hundred years conflict known as commuter war. The military campaign ended just weeks before the e-day took place, the e-day was short for the day of emergence, when the grasshoppers worked for humanity for the first time.

There are plenty of references to commuter war in the series, but there has never been a completely playable assignment that goes into the conflict in more detail. It would be interesting about Gears of War: e-day Started with the last battle over Pendulum Wars and showed how it led to the e-day. Colonel Hoffman, as a younger man, would fit perfectly and see how much of his backstory was wiped out in other media as series. It's time for the games to catch up.

What was the horror from the e-day?

The beginning of a new trilogy or a series of highlights?

The e-day was not a day long or even week-long excursion. It was the beginning of the Locust War, which lasted for almost two decades. The title on Gears of War: e-day means that the game will take place during the incident, but it does not suggest how deep it will enter the war. It is difficult to create a prequel, as it tends to be very lore to cover.

Gears of War: e-day Could do one of two things: it can start on the e-day and then go through assignment height points during the years of that conflict, or it can focus solely on one day or two at the beginning of the war. This would not answer many questions, such as how Marcus was imprisoned. It would be one significant commitment to establish Gears of War: e-day As the beginning of a new trilogy, but it would also enable the developers to take time and respond to many More questions about characters like Marcus and them.

How was Locust's community as before the emergence?

Why e-day?

The original Gear Ended with a huge shocker when Queen Myrrah showed her face. She was the narrator of a good part of the game, and she was actually a human being, or at least she seemed like a human being, which made many fans curious because she led the grasshoppers in the notorious Locust war. Eventually, in the sequels, it was discovered that grasshoppers are actually mutated people. After the commuter wars, doctors began experimenting with people to try to cure a mining disease. This cure led to a young Myrrah becoming immune, but the rest of the sick people were sent underground to live out their days.

Eventually, a parasitic disease began to mutate them longer underground, which is why Myrrah led his people back to the surface. She tried to kill humanity and save her people by conquering the surface. While the grasshopper is known, the games have not spent much time looking at their civilization and psychology. Going more into Myrrah's decision would be wise, along with perhaps letting players check a Locust Warrior for an assignment or two.

What does Thrashball look like when it is played?

Here comes the Cole train!

All good sci-fi or fantasy properties come with their own unique sport to differ from other franchise services. Harry Potter have quidditch, Final Fantasy 10 Has blitzball, and Gear Has Thrashball. Thrashball is mentioned in the first game when Augustus Cole joins Marcus' squad, and everyone knows Cole from his days as Thrashball player: The notorious Cole Train.

While the balls have been shown, some rules have been mentioned, and fields have been laid out in campaign and multiplayer maps, the full sport of Thrashball has never been playable in the game. There have also been foosball-like tables are included in the backgrounds. A full thrashball match has not been depicted in a cutting scene beyond Cole reminiscent, and it would be cool to see a game played out, or even be playable, in Gears of War: e-day.

Why was Marcus Fenix imprisoned?

A son's duty

Gear Opens with a flashback that describes the e-day, followed by a jump forward fourteen years. They go to jail with a robot called Jack to release Marcus from prison. While details are eventually given about why he was locked up, Marcus's store is never displayed on the screen.

History tells us that during the e-day Marcus abandoned his service, disobedience to Colonel Hoffman and even punched him, because his father, Adam, was in trouble. Every son knows what it feels like when their father is in trouble or when a family member is in danger: all meaning goes out through the window, which is what happened to Marcus. This will probably take place near the final in Gears of War: e-dayAnd if it is not in the game, the fans will undoubtedly be shocked. It really depends on how far the game comes into the Locust War and whether it is planned sequel.

What did life be besides war on Sera?

A chance to tie

A good war history needs strong characters for players to connect. Gear Managed to make both Marcus and the iconic characters, but at the end of the day, their band was about the Brotherhood built around warfare. Prequel could do so much more to show how humanity survived in ages through war after war against Sera.

After all, not all citizens fought in the Locust War or even the commuter war. What did they do in their daily lives? How it would fit into prequel is someone's guess, but showing Marcus and them relaxing between the assignments can be a way that Gears of War: e-day Showing humanity outside the battle. Fans may even dare want a social system similar to Persona series.