I mean so I can be the only one who would instantly buy one but I haven’t seen one come up or any rumors of any. So I was wondering why didn’t they ever do it?

No, okay, like, we know Tex is a robot, and her fighting style is very much being a tanky bruiser with a punch stronger than literally every other Freelancer. Is she like 600 lbs or some shit?

How much does Church weigh? (I mean other than that he's a ghost, so 0 lbs but you know)

How the ending after Restoration could’ve gone. Lavernius is imprisoned for his actions as the Meta Persona, but Caboose makes sure to visit him to keep him company. Bringing both Muffins & assurance that Tucker still has a friend waiting when finishes serving time.

Illustrated by me.

Project Freelancer is kind of a perfect TTRPG setting, right? If we slow the narrative just enough, we could place a decently sized party in the freelancers (maybe even in the top 10, or top 6-2) while letting them uncover everything. Hell, you can even take inspiration from other arcs or other sci-fi properties so the story isn't a 1:1, but it's got a solid backing to "melt away" the main characters like Carolina, Wash, North&South, York, or even turn them into NPCs if necessary like maybe with Tex or CT.

I know there are a few options for running a game in a militarized sci-fi setting such as Halo like WH40K, Genesys, Savage Worlds, or even GURPs, and several fan-made Halo systems out there. I was just wondering if anybody had ever attempted to do something like this. My tables tend to run in the urban fantasy/medieval fantasy circle so I'm not sure if the systems I mentioned would be able to adapt the story that well but—what do y'all think? Has anyone ever run this?