#I find them very sus (if it is actually a killcount he's canonically killed 23 people wtf)

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I hate Luke so much his face looks like it was genetically engineered to have the exact configuration of features that activate the rage neurones in my brain, this dimwit had the gall to dunk on someone for getting Nigeria and Nayshall mixed up right before he himself claimed Nigeria was in South America, why does this nincompoop have two different dances for his perfect win poses when literally nobody else has more than one, Luke Sullivan my absolute beloathed the best part of the pre-SF6 comics was him getting his face torn up by Ken, why the fuck did Luke even join a PMC after he very specifically quit the military because he realised that he really didn't like to kill, like is he dumb?? Is he a fuckin moron??? By the way did you know his dad was a military doctor and that the desert storm ass jacket Luke wears in his alt costume belonged to him? And that the stars on that jacket mark the number of people that Luke's dad failed to save while serving? Totally unrelated ahaha but did you know that the stars on SFV Luke's arms mark the exact opposite and are the number of people he "won against" while serving? Yeah I'd get rid of those too if I was Luke and I found out about what the stars meant to my dad lmao anyway Luke's a dorkass bro that has said AWOOOOO canonically so I am going to tie him up and drop him off in the wilderness to be torn apart by wolves

#terminal talks #some of this is only dubiously canon like the jacket stuff is on a very blurry concept art in the background of some random promo video #which may be outdated or cut lore #the SFV arm stars were confirmed to mark victories by the director #and since Luke already has them when he leaves the military #I find them very sus (if it is actually a killcount he's canonically killed 23 people wtf) #honestly I don't want them to be a killcount but also if it was it would be an extremely ironic parallel to the stars his dad bore #and I like ironic parallels