1. We like having a fun question to get the creativity going. What would you do if you had an army of robots? Would you use them for good or for evil?
My robots would rebuild roads and bridges, provide housing, work farmland until everybody was fed, free humans from back-breaking labor, and thus crash the world economy.
1. We like having a fun question to get the creativity going. What would you do if you had an army of robots? Would you use them for good or for evil?
Oh, neither. I would just play with them until I broke them.
1. We like having a fun question to get the creativity going. What would you do if you had an army of robots? Would you use them for good or for evil?
Mwuhaha…MWUHAHAHA…
*Ahem*
Next question, please.
1. We like having a fun question to get the creativity going. What would you do if you had an army of robots? Would you use them for good or for evil?
Hmmm…if I had an army of robots I would definitely use them for good. My robots would need self-repair skills as well as some sort of moral programming. They’d have to or the entire thing would crumble. I supposed the army would need a committee, too, or else it would come off as a portable tin-pot dictatorship that raised more frowns than smiles. I’d have a few safety robots that would pluck people and animals from roads, and intervene in accidents waiting to happen. I’d have anti-poaching robots that would zap poaching rings. The fun could go on and on.
1. We like having a fun question to get the creativity going. What would you do if you had an army of robots? Would you use them for good or for evil?
HA! Who wouldn’t want to be the evil overlord with an army of ‘Sky Captain’-style giant robots? On the other hand, if I can’t choose and you’re going to inflict thousands of ‘Huey, Duey and Louie’-style droids on me, then perhaps I’m better-off opening a chain of gardening shops!
If I can choose from Japanese Manga, then I am SO going to be the bad guy!
Some questions and answers with Markus Vogt, the artist behind November’s cover art, “D.S.E. The Cargo Mission.”