Guest author missions launch in City of Heroes

by Seraphina Brennan Oct 13th 2009 at 4:30PM

Filed under: Super-hero, City of Heroes, City of Villains, Culture, Events, in-game, MMO industry, News items

Today's October 13, and that means it's time for a mission full of awesome! Do you have what it takes to aid the great Captain Dynamic? Can you handle working along side the LOLBAT, the superhero with the power of internet memes? Or, would you prefer working to help a civilian find some super powers?

It's your choice as of today, when three guest author missions are unleashed into the Architect Entertainment systems. Stories by Rooster Teeth Productions (continuing their Captain Dynamic character), Scott Kurtz from the webcomic PvP (the writer behind LOLBAT), and Bill Willingham (the writer behind Irena Faust and her quest for magic) are all available for your consideration and play time.

If you spend some time in Architect Entertainment today, be sure to drop your opinions on the three new missions down below in our comment box. Inquiring minds want to know how the missions are!

Tags: architect, bill-wellingham, captain-dynamic, city-of-heroes, city-of-villains, coh, cov, guest-missions, ncsoft, paragon-studios, pvp-comic, pvp-online, rooster-teeth, scott-kurtz, the-great-face

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Joe said on 7:55AM 10-14-2009

I have never played CoH, but the Captain Dynamic skits made me lol

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