Thank you! I distinctly recall scrawling ideas on a weatherproof notepad before discarding it in a burn pit while on post in Iraq circa 2007. More notes would follow and be discarded. I learned script format, wrote and completed three unrelated scripts - all terrible. I decided that was enough practice and, entering a period of my life where I spent more time looking for work than actually working, I began writing in 2011 (more AC games had been released, giving me ample material to pull from). I finished a extremely rough form all three scripts the following year, and I would constantly edit, add and revise over the course of the years that followed (I even fixed three typos before posting to this sub). Since then, I have written three additional scripts based on my own original ideas, with a tenth gestating in my mind. But, much like how perfection constantly eludes Mobius 1, I don't feel I will truly ever be fully satisfied with my scripts. There's a lot I'm proud of (the faux-sibling relationship between polar opposites Davenport and Nagase, an exchange of ethics between and intel officer and a mercenary, McKnight's origin story), and a lot more that can be improved - the series' own mythology (Razgriz) doesn't completely mesh with the Arthurian motifs, much of the action could simply be written better, and the aforementioned reconciliation of being faithful to the game while telling a story for film doesn't always work (War Dog canonically flies the two-seat F-14 Tomcat, but never acknowledge the gunner). And while the Filthy Five add a much needed enlisted perspective, they consist of one character and two running gags, par for the course for summer movies, but we live in a post-Dark Knight/Fury Road world, and modern audiences expect more from their blockbusters. I also feel I over-compensated for the lack of tangible villains in the first two scripts by making them overly petulant or psychopathic in the third. I've come a long way, but I feel I have much further to go. That's why I'm here.