I guess I should rephrase what I meant; Anderson was originally a much more crucial person to the plot. I forget the exact details given the time but I know that me and Jelly talked about this.

Originally in the original ACCA, Anderson would serve as the "final boss" of the whole thing. Everyone would have to try and storm his compound as he splits them up with into smaller and smaller teams with traps and stuff. Eventually it'd just come down to Ria and a few others to beat Anderson.

It would then be revealed that he originally wasn't like how he is and has actually looped through time many hundreds of times. However each one saw him failing at his mission or protecting everyone else from something else (I think this is what it was). Having started each timeline from the time he was given his watch, he slowly went mad as he kept watching everyone he tried to be friends with die. Thus once he managed to get himself together after several timelines of complete apathy, he developed an antagonistic streak as defensive mechanism as to not get too attached to anyone in the case he'd fail. He would also no longer reject his father's criminal business but instead become its heir and king in order to have greater power to adjust timelines but he still kept failing. His intelligence isn't as much natural born as much as its just that he's seen enough things happen enough times to the point he could "predict" what would happen next.

The "timeline" the RP was one would be the only one which Anderson would have successfully been line everything up in a way that no one else but him would have to take the fall, once and for all setting him free from the curse which was the time loop of his watch.

Something of a grandiose and stupid plot line if not sappy sad? Probably, but that was from a different time in my RPing life. I made Anderson be a very important character which made him slightly OP in my eyes and not to mention his influence and resources which most defiantly made him OP. And that's what I mean by him being OP and may require some adjsuting.