Talk:Rogue Trooper

message: Keep I can't see any good reason for it - Friday is a separate character with a separate storyline (and is technically a separate title)  (Emperor 14:34, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Merge with [[Friday (comics)|Friday]]?

message: *Oppose Could do with MAJOR expansion --SGCommand (talk • contribs) 14:24, 6 July 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  New Merger 

message: Is it worth putting in details about the graphic novels.  For one thing it might help newcomers to the series.  Especially when you consider the sheer number of reprints, it could help a newcomer know what books to pick up, it can also detail the books post "Traitor General" or classic Rogue era, which I am unfortunately ignorant of.  It might also be worth mentioning the US Eagle Comics reprint of Rogue in colour and the reaction of fans to it. What do you all think. Douglasnicol 15:32, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Graphic Novels

message: I noticed that in the story section there is no mention of Rogue's biochip comrades and how their distinct personalities ultimately play a role in the storyline.
As the story progresses each of his comrade's personalities become more erratic due to their extended time as biochips.
Gunnar is the first one to exhibit a violent personality switch. To the point where is becomes occasionally aggressive to his fellow comrades and consistently looks forward to the destruction Rogue can create with him. 
Bagman is the second one to go after being hit by a las shot. Although not destroyed his personality becomes much more erratic. To the point where the other biochips believe that he is insane. Rogue discovers during a maintenance check that Bagman's protein base is slowly decomposing because of the las shot and it will eventually result in a personality wipe. This becomes a minor story arc within itself.
Helm is the last to exhibit strange behavior after volunteering himself to take the brunt of a grenade that lands near Rogue. After it is revealed that it is a dud, Bagman proclaims how his actions made him a hero. From there on he begins to display a much more braggart personality, much to the chagrin of the others.
:Actually, iirc Bagman's chip is decomposing just due to a design defect which Rogue believed [sic] "The genies has licked this problem" - but obviously not.  I'm also pretty sure that after Helm volunteers to cover the grenade ("An eighty-eight - it's the one the Norts hate!") it's never mentioned again, and falls into the single-story plotlines, especially as the beginning of the story emphasized the other biochips usefulness, and Helm's apparent lack of role.   a_man_alone (talk) 09:33, 8 August 2011 (UTC)
replies: text: I would agree with the above.  Bagman's chip problem seem to suddenly disappear.  I've got all the graphic novels printed and I don't recall it being mention again.  Gunnar always had a more aggresive and competitive personality as shown in Milli-Com Memories.  Helm's behaviour also stems from this story and later in the Venus Bluegenes story.  I think it was the writers effort to give a distinct personality to what were after all cloned soldiers.  Observe Major Magnam for instance being the disciplinairian type. Douglasnicol (talk) 21:47, 8 August 2011 (UTC)
replies: text: You know, I almost quoted Millicom Memories myself up above, except that it's a flashback story, so the writers had already by then established (for example) Gunnar's aggression, so it was easy to implement it in the past.  I was thinking more of The Marauders, when Gunnar is more enthusiastic about being used by the local hitman, whose name I forget right now.  Millicom Memories did bring up the subject of clones all showing different traits - both physical and mental.  There was a section about Venus Bluegenes, where another female GI was shown - introduced as "Betty" - who was almost as physically muscled as the male GI's.   a_man_alone (talk) 06:24, 9 August 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Story Addition 

message: Since there has been discussion about the various spin-off characters, its seems correct to at least mention them and link to them all in a separate section, which has been started with the Jaegir section but does not include the 86ers. Basically it is neccessary to start a new section so that we can keep track of these Nu-Earth tie-ins as they continue. The Nu-Earth page can then list them all in detail. Bunnyman78 (talk) 02:33, 5 December 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Updated links to new stories 

message: The text currently says "Rogue's original name is "GI44", that is, Genetic Infantryman 44."  I'm not sure this is correct.  ISTR that Rogue's prefix was "R", and Gunnar, Bagman & Helm each (by some weird coincidence) had "G", "B" & "H" as their prefix.  So Rogue would have been "R44" and the others "Gxx", "Bxx" and "Hxx" respectively.  I must dig out my progs when I get chance.  Chaheel Riens (talk) 12:44, 19 October 2017 (UTC)
thread_title:  GI Official names on Millicom 

message: I've been making small edits to this article and to Jaegir, over the last six months or so in lieu of anyone else making updates. It seems to me that it is a good time to refresh the page. Primarily I'm scheduling an overhaul of the superfluous lists under Norts and Southers and combine this into a more general sampling of the universe as described in interviews and printed articles and NOT as an exercise in original research as it currently stands. Secondly, a clearer and lengthier set of descriptions of the content or plots of the various media would be useful, and technically replace with serial brevity what the current presentation of the Rogiverse tries to achieve.
 Bunnyman78 (talk) 17:43, 14 July 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  2019 clean up 

message: Remove  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 223.181.11.21 (talk) 14:59, 22 March 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Semi-protected edit request on 22 March 2022