Jeff, frustrated after years of wiki neglect, finally decides to do it himself. He succeeds, but eventually ends up creating a database so complete, so interlinked, that it forms a rudimentary intelligence. This intelligence starts adding games and concepts on its own, thus increasing its complexity and capability.
- The Wiki becomes the regular 4th member of the Beastcast
Dan, while drinking with his dad during the Super Bowl weekend, inadvertently tries mayonnaise. Unfortunately, the manner in which this happens is documented in a video or podcast, and thus he cannot pretend it didn't happen. He realizes that it wasn't actually that bad, and decides to jump all in and puts it on everything.
- Dan "can't get enough of a good thing" eventually spirals out of control. He is discovered one morning dead in an alley, mayonnaise smeared all over his face. Cause of death is inconclusive.
Brad decides to go even crazier with his hair.
- Eventually dyes it pink, but decides he's gone too far. Sticks with crew cuts after that.
Drew finally beats Metal Gear Solid V. Having completed all 5 main Metal Gears within the span of a year or so, the mental conditioning takes effect, and Drew begins to subconsciously tweet about hamburgers. This triggers a series of signals, coded phone calls, and text messages to spread across a network that spans the globe. Eventually, one H. Kojima is woken up at 4 am, and is told that "D has come to." Kojima flies to San Francisco and lets Drew in on a global conspiracy, and tells him that only he can help.
- The conspiracy is about shitty workplaces in the Video Game industry, and they end up taking down Konami.
Vinnie officially joins the War on Spiders, and retrofits his home to be an anti-spider death fortress. Powered by VinnCo MagLev tech, he takes his floating castle of doom and begins a campaign of genocide against the spiders.
- Is overrun by spiders at some point during the night, and is never seen again
Austin completes his dissertation and finally earns his doctorate. He is invited into many prestigious circles, where he promptly introduces anime. This destroys the most intelligent individuals alive today
- Nothing of consequence happens as a result
Alex has an epiphany about the beauty of life, and realizes all the people who care about him. He becomes happier as a result, and dedicates his life to helping people with mental health issues. For months, his work is lauded, and even inspires policy change for the betterment of society. He is later tasked with reviewing DoA Extreme 3 when it is localized for North Americal in Q3. This drives him off the cliff for good, and this time he becomes so disillusioned that he decides the only way to eliminate suffering in the world is to destroy reality itself.
- Does not succeed, and just says "fuck it" and goes back to Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing.
Jason, having lost both Vinnie and Drew, needs help producing video. So, he holds a tournament for the greatest video producers in the land. The winner of the tournament would become the next video producer on Giant Bomb. He intends the tournament to be for fighting games, but instead a dozen or so video producers with supernatural abilities show up, so he decides to have a fighting tournament instead.
- The winner misinterprets Jason's motives, and figures that Jason is the final boss. This costs him the job.
Rorie decides to combine the two things he loves, puppies and the support@giantbomb.com email address, and creates a program that automatically posts puppy images with captions taken from dumb support requests to Tumblr. Within a month, he has made over $10,000,000, and purchases Giant Bomb from CBS.
- Nothing changes, except the site is now called Giant Chomp. The mascot is a dazed-looking pug.
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