- #CANNONBALL X FORCE MOD#
- #CANNONBALL X FORCE DRIVERS#
- #CANNONBALL X FORCE UPDATE#
- #CANNONBALL X FORCE SKIN#
- #CANNONBALL X FORCE PSP#
#CANNONBALL X FORCE SKIN#
We can’t do skin filters in XML2 so this version only has one skin (it uses the skin changing method, so it goes back between normal skin and one with the legs hexed out). Sadly we can’t hide his legs since they are not skin segments, so included in the package is a "Cannonball Herostat (No Legs)" which lets you play with a version that does switch back and forth between a normal Cannonball and one that has hidden legs.
#CANNONBALL X FORCE PSP#
My goal was to get him as close to the PSP version as possible, so a new conversation hud head and new menu portrait are included. I started the powerstyle and talents from scratch, with the PSP files and fixed them up and added new attacks.
#CANNONBALL X FORCE DRIVERS#
The adventures of a pair of long-haul truck drivers as they haul cargo all over the US and Canada.
DeeDooo did a bunch of new great skins, including the 3 he has in the PSP version, he used the official textures for inspiration so believe me they are super close to the official skins. With Paul Birch, William Campbell, Beth Lockerbie, Beth Morris. His current skeleton is masculine and fits closer to his PSP skeleton. Sam Guthrie was a young man who discovered his ability to project himself at high speeds when saving himself and a co-worker from a mine collapse. Gone is the old skeleton, while I liked some of the animations it just felt too feminine and not close to what he has in the official version. Cannonball (Sam Guthrie) is a superhero in the Marvel Universe and has been members of the superhero teams The New Mutants, X-Force, The X-Men and the U.S.
#CANNONBALL X FORCE MOD#
After playing XML2 PSP this mod felt so flawed, it now feels a lot closer to the PSP version. After Loeb's abrupt departure in 1997, John Francis Moore took over writing duties and once again began drawing on the characters' long histories as New Mutants and X-Force.
#CANNONBALL X FORCE UPDATE#
Notes: I had to update this mod, it just never felt complete. Cannonball was shifted to the X-Men and Caliban joined X-Force Rictor was also written out, but returned the following year. Once again, this move gave X-Force's opponents the advantage, since Wolverine was adept at hunting his young adversaries.These skins are not in the herostat, but are included in the package, see read me for more info If X-Force had been a little more experienced at that time, they may have taken the time to know their enemies and produce a sound tactical plan, but as they stood no chance as they were.Īfter losing half of their team, it seemed that X-Force was improvising, hastily attempting to regroup away from the battle.
Warpath was also mismatched against his opponent, since Strong Guy absorbed kinetic energy, allowing him to take down Warpath with a heavy blow. Boom Boom was outmatched against Rogue, whose invulnerability left her unaffected by Boom Boom's plasma bombs. Cannonball and the other New Mutants left the X-Mens supervision and joined forces with the mysterious war hawk Cable to become the hard-edged X-Force. Rictor was also hesitant to fight Wolfsbane, given their shared history, giving him a disadvantage. Cannonball did his best to lead X-Force, but his teammates were seriously lacking in strategy and coordination.įeral, for example, was the first one to enter the fight, attacking against Cannonball's orders. While neither side was lacking in power, X-Force was severely lacking in experience, especially when compared to their opponents. Related: X-Men: Wolverine Makes a Bargain With One of Apocalypse's First Horsemen It wasn't until X-Force#16, by Fabian Nicieza and Greg Capullo, that a major mutant battle took place. It seemed that X-Force was outmatched against the more experienced X-Factor, a fact that became even more apparent when X-Factor was joined by members of the X-Men. After a brief skirmish between the two groups, X-Force's de facto leader, Cannonball, staged a retreat. The group resolved to hunt down the fugitive and determine what had truly happened.īefore that happened, however, X-Force was cornered by the government-sanctioned team X-Factor, who believed that X-Force knew where Cable was. The members of X-Force were fairly surprised by "Cable's" actions, since he was their mentor at the time.
In truth, it was Stryfe, Cable's evil clone, who had framed Nathan Summers for this attempt on Xavier's life. In the first part of this seminal '90s event, Cable seemingly attempted to assassinate Professor X. "X-Cutioner's Song" began in 1992's Uncanny X-Men#294, by Scott Lobdell and Brandon Peterson. While the relative heroes and villains of various conflicts are usually clear-cur thanks to groups like Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, the classic " X-Cutioner's Song" crossover saw the X-Men and their splinter groups nearly enter a civil war against their fellow heroes, X-Force. The X-Men and the rest of Marvel's mutants have found themselves facing off against each other on numerous occasions.
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