[They had always been friendly towards each other, for quite a while, Felix was the only Nicelander who had treated Ralph with any kind of decency. After his adventure, Ralph had become closer to all the others in his game, especially Felix. Losing his best friend had been the hardest thing to deal with when Hero's Duty had been unplugged.
Everyone had thought that when your game was unplugged, you died. They had held a memorial for Felix, Calhoun, and all of the Space Marines in the middle of Game Central Station. Ralph had managed to say a few words in honor of his friend, but it had been tough for him to get out everything he had to say. He had wanted to do a good job for Felix, but the loss of his closest friend had hurt so much.
Felix was well loved, even by characters not in his game. He always helped when he could and always had a kind word for everyone, so there had been a large crowd.
Nobody had blamed Felix for vanishing and in the process, taking his game out with him, Hero's Duty had been unplugged without any warning. Felix had done nothing wrong.
Ever since then, everyone had become more cautious when visiting games, if one of the newest and most popular games had been suddenly pulled, it could happen to any game in the arcade. People made well sure they were in their games quite a while before the arcade opened and some characters refused to visit anywhere but Game Central Station. It had been a harsh lesson and the loss of such a Good Guy had made it hit home even harder
Ralph hadn't adjusted well to the loss of his game, living in Game Central Station hadn't been his best idea. Even though the other characters had helped him out when they could, not having his own place to live and no job where he could wreck things had taken its toll on him. He was hoping that Felix wouldn't notice this, at least for a little while.
At the news of where Hero's Duty had been taken, Ralph looked shocked.]
Somebody took it to their home?! Who plays video games in their house?
[Felix hadn't changed much, appearance-wise and now that they had been talking for a bit, he seemed back to his old self. Ralph was glad for that, hopefully being stuck in Hero's Duty hadn't been too horrible for him. It was a good thing that he had at least been with Calhoun all this time, it would have been awful if the the two of them had been separated.
Hee hee, I couldn't resist using my favorite quote from the Wreck-It Ralph Gamefly commercial!
Everyone had thought that when your game was unplugged, you died. They had held a memorial for Felix, Calhoun, and all of the Space Marines in the middle of Game Central Station. Ralph had managed to say a few words in honor of his friend, but it had been tough for him to get out everything he had to say. He had wanted to do a good job for Felix, but the loss of his closest friend had hurt so much.
Felix was well loved, even by characters not in his game. He always helped when he could and always had a kind word for everyone, so there had been a large crowd.
Nobody had blamed Felix for vanishing and in the process, taking his game out with him, Hero's Duty had been unplugged without any warning. Felix had done nothing wrong.
Ever since then, everyone had become more cautious when visiting games, if one of the newest and most popular games had been suddenly pulled, it could happen to any game in the arcade. People made well sure they were in their games quite a while before the arcade opened and some characters refused to visit anywhere but Game Central Station. It had been a harsh lesson and the loss of such a Good Guy had made it hit home even harder
Ralph hadn't adjusted well to the loss of his game, living in Game Central Station hadn't been his best idea. Even though the other characters had helped him out when they could, not having his own place to live and no job where he could wreck things had taken its toll on him. He was hoping that Felix wouldn't notice this, at least for a little while.
At the news of where Hero's Duty had been taken, Ralph looked shocked.]
Somebody took it to their home?! Who plays video games in their house?
[Felix hadn't changed much, appearance-wise and now that they had been talking for a bit, he seemed back to his old self. Ralph was glad for that, hopefully being stuck in Hero's Duty hadn't been too horrible for him. It was a good thing that he had at least been with Calhoun all this time, it would have been awful if the the two of them had been separated.
At the mention of Tapper's, Ralph grins.]
Yeah! Come on, let's go!