I just want to reach out to the community and share ideas on what do you think Is going to happen in the campaign in gears 5 such as deaths/boss fights/vehicular levels/places visited /old and new characters and ect.
Doubt it, but while nobody can replace Queen Myrrah, it certainly would be interesting to see her switch sides.
I for one would like a BAD ending where the Swarm win, and the humans donât come up with some magical machine that can send a enemy-specifically lethal wave of energy around a entire planet.
Maybe some New demon race put him inside of egg underground and others needs to save him. And finally after 3 More games, his grandchild find him stucked in alien eggwep and he Will ask for salvation and gives his bandana as reward.
And i dont say its bad story with All rescue stuff but have this happened before in gears serie?
Game starts off like the Trailer with a long cut scene.
Line about going back to where it all started.
zoom in on Marcusâ face and a flashback
Now youâre playing as Delta Squad fighting other battles not previously touched on in previous games
screen wipes back to current day cut scene of Dell and Kait traveling.
go through an chapter with them.
screen wipes to another flashback chapter of Delta Squad in another old but related battle
Flash forward to a JD and Marcus Chapter
Next Chapter flashes back and PLOT TWIST, now youâre playing as Pre-Queen Myrrah where she has to make a tough decision to give up her human life/family for the good of the planet and become the locust queen (for reasons that eventually become clear in Gears 6)
transition back to playing as Kait and Dell for a chapter where they find another clue tying the Fenix family to Myrrah
flashback to a chapter with a young Adam Fenix. Turns out he had 2 families, 2 sonsâŚ
They seriously better not even consider it. Sheâs perfectly fine as we know her, theyâll weaken her character if they make her seem like sheâs involved in anything pro-human.
A little depth wouldnât necessarily make her a tragic character. Contrary to popular belief, Thanos wasnât a sympathetic villain, just a more believable one. Heâs still insanely evil, only not the babbling lunatic or the âwatch-the-world-burnâ type that weâre normally used to.