The Man With No Name, Roland Deschain, and El Mariachi. These are our founding fathers, and its them that we base our motif and theme upon. Rather than act out of motivation, we act out of necessity.

The necessity being to survive, while th motivation might differ from one D3SP3RADO to another, it usually involves getting the job done. In the 20th century, 'Desperado' was used to describe a daring outlaw
A Desperado cannot wait for something to happen and sometimes may resort to violent or seemingly reckless actions. Other D3sp3rados trust that their comrade knows the consequences of their actions. Their code of conflict is"Think, act, and suceed" however certain aspects of a d3sp3rado sometimes make them act out in a last ditch attempt at glory, going solo and risking failure for a higher cause.The gambit doesnt always pay off though, and the group suffers from that mistake. We trust that each one of us knows how to best handle any given situation. If a certain strategy can be undermined, we leave it to the group on the field to come up with a quick fix for such situation. Once out of the game, we can best develop that "quick-fix" into a legitimate gaming strategy. The D3sp3rados range from being excellent snipers, to gunners, to even suicide bombers. More efficient d3sp3rados can take control of their surroundings and command the battlefield by setting the ground rules on which to play that game by. Of course the plan for said game varies depending on the game and map.

Much like the old west, the internet is a land of expansion and promise. We take up on that ideal and carry it with us to expand to a wide range of games and skills.

This is specially true in the apocalyptic-zombie future, always getting the job done, and not only survive, but excell at killing the undead.