Well there'd be no game then. You just sit and chat.Stephen Fry. No explanation needed.
Well there'd be no game then. You just sit and chat.Stephen Fry. No explanation needed.
This! This makes so much more sense in the context of the game. I know I've seen it discussed before but I'm still fuzzy on how/why it was decided to put a 50yo engram of a terrorist/rocker who hates Arakasa onto their prototype chip that was essentially intended to be used only for Saburo?
As far as I understood it (and lord knows I may not have, the story is all over the place) Saburo just wanted it for his own immortality? And yes, she was gone but being the original creator of the soulkiller it's possible she left a copy of her engram behind whne she escaped?Perhaps they put Silverhand on the relic for the same reason why the Voodoo Boys wanted it, to lure A.I Alt out of the Black Wall? At the time Johnny and Rogue attacked the Arasaka Tower with the bomb, the Alt A.I. did already escape them, no?
As far as I understood it (and lord knows I may not have, the story is all over the place) Saburo just wanted it for his own immortality? And yes, she was gone but being the original creator of the soulkiller it's possible she left a copy of her engram behind whne she escaped?
Perhaps they put Silverhand on the relic for the same reason why the Voodoo Boys wanted it, to lure A.I Alt out of the Black Wall? At the time Johnny and Rogue attacked the Arasaka Tower with the bomb, the Alt A.I. did already escape them, no?
As far as I understood it (and lord knows I may not have, the story is all over the place) Saburo just wanted it for his own immortality? And yes, she was gone but being the original creator of the soulkiller it's possible she left a copy of her engram behind whne she escaped?
Well Saburo left an engram of himself behind even though not on the relic. That would mean he left the relic blank to write himself on it till the very last moment of his death, but then he wrote Silverhand on it.. as punishment for the bomb ignoring his own plans for it. That makes no sense at all.
- Wynne: Why do you occasionally refer to Alistair as a "little pike-twirler?"
- Oghren: Why? Has the little pike-twirler taken offence?
- Wynne: It's just a curious description.
- Oghren: Curious? (Snorts) Bah, it's entirely true. What, you haven't seen him twirling his pike? Goes at it when he thinks no one's watching. Knocks about in the trees like there's no tomorrow. Caught him just the other day. Blushed all the way down to his navel, then couldn't find his shirt. I swear he's going to hurt himself one of these days, the way he works that thing.
- Wynne: I don't want to hear this anymore, do I?
- Oghren: I keep telling him, pikes are for sticking things at long range, aye? Horses and such. Not for twirling like a sissy-girl.
- Wynne: Wait, you're talking about an actual pike? Like a spear?
- Oghren: Obviously. What else would I be talking about?
- Wynne: I can't imagine.