That being said, the movies certainly work better in a vacuum, there pacing is a little hectic though, it ends up playing as a really good action movie, whilst NGE as a series works on it's characters a fair bit more since it has the runtime to do so.
Don't worry about it, we're in no rush.
Currently having my fun playing Legend of Heroes: Tales of Cold Steel though, quite an enjoyable game so far, though I'm only two chapters in.
How do you mean?
Take a look here, if you have anything that doesn't quite fit, add it at the end under an appropriate title like 'Extras' or something?
In regards to the plot, we'll be starting off with all characters being new entrants to I.U.K.A, a non-faction bound military academy, there'll be a few notable events here and there to work on shaping worldviews and character relations, once things are settled in suitably, there will be an inciting event to cause the students to leave the academy and progress from there. I attest to a more DnD style of worldbuilding and campaign progression where you shouldn't plot too far in particular detail since player decision is what will really incite the story's progression.
There's always room, if you have any questions, just drop me a DM or @ me
Always room my dude
I can see you're new to the site, anyway I can help your orient?
Knight's are generally quite expensive pieces of equipment, if they would own a personal knight, they would be from a family that would both be very wealthy and have military or industrial ties. In regards to having made there own, it would unlikely to be a sole endeavor, either working with an organisation, or if they have the knowledge and material access, they could have modified an already existing knight chassis quite significantly, I'll drop you a DM regarding this, since it might be good to come up with the original chassis and then your modified version.
