Player Information ;
Your Nickname: Abi
OOC Journal: ilkanta
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Email/IM: ilkanta@gmail.com, AIM: frostedmirrors.
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Character Information ;
Name: ( Former Project Freelancer Agent ) Washington, real name David.
Canon/AU/Original: AU.
Reference: RvB Wiki. (http://rvb.wikia.com/wiki/Washington)
Canon Point: Revelation, chapter 11.
Setting:

Hoooo boy.

Red vs. Blue kind-sorta takes place in the universe of the Halo, roughly set against the backdrop of the Human-Covenant ( AKA: Religious Fanatic Aliens r' Us ) war. Most of it takes place in a canyon pretty damn isolated in the rest from the rest of the world, or indeed, the rest of the known universe, where two arbitrarily divided armies are apparently fighting out a human civil war, battling for control over some bases that -- really don't seem to have much strategic value. Most of these soldiers seem kind of resigned to the apparent pointlessness of their job, and their everyday lives consisted of trashtalking the other team and being annoyed by random mercenary "Freelancers".

It turns out that none of them were real soldiers, that the Freelancers aren't really a neutral faction, and the civil war was never really happening. Project Freelancer was an experimental military research program, created to test the benefits ( and complications ) of battle-assisting partner AI units, and the whole Red versus Blue war an elaborate ruse to provide realistic battle training for their agents. Then it turns out the Project has it's fair share of skeletons in the closet: rogue agents gone batshit insane, other agents maybe not so insane but well on their way, and the fact that there are maybe 49 agents in the program, many of them completely fucked up by their respective AI partners. But, well, the Project was only ever provided with one AI unit.

They'd tortured that one, the original, the Alpha, to the point where it fragmented into tiny little pieces, harvested the fragments to use for their experiments, and to make sure no one ever knew what they'd done, hid him in a backwater canyon that no one ever cared about and made him think he was a soldier, just like everyone else.

Whoopsies. So much for that.

Right now it's a whole mess of Freelancers, confused not-really-soldiers and fully autonomous AI fragments competing with each other to try and achieve their own ends, and it's hard to explain what the hell is going on, so I'm not going to. Suffice to say it's more than a little bit of a clusterfuck.