Ches Penny was only involved in one of the incidents.It sounds like you are confused with the Mcauliffe/Enyo incidents instead of the the two Mcauliffe incidents.To respond to another topic,the incidents from the books are mentioned in various timelines and manuels of the games.While this has no bearing on the matter,Chris Roberts,I believe,once said that he liked the books.
It’s certainly understandable that an artist would like to have the last word on how his or her original work is adapted and/or presented over time. But most artwork tends to take on a life of its own, especially when other artists have or are given the formal right to interpret or expand upon it. In the end, the totality of the art, not the “original intent” of one or more of the artists, is what defines the art’s scope (and in the case of WC, the canon).
Mekt-Hakkikt
Mpanty's bane
I was told that McAuliffe and Enyo both were attacked, in similiar ways and at the same time.
LeHah
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"The reason truth is so much stranger than fiction is because there is no requirement for it to be consistant" - Mark Twain
Having said that, I doubt whether all the little inconsistancies in WC are there because the writers wanted to screw with our heads...
Having said that, I doubt whether all the little inconsistancies in WC are there because the writers wanted to screw with our heads...
Mekt-Hakkikt
Mpanty's bane
I think we decided that he changed his first name from Hans to Max (or was it the other way round?) for some reason.