My theory is a bit different. I think Eternum servers are connected to the afterlife and they are based on what dead people imagined heaven or hell to be like before they died and that somehow manifested into reality.
That's what he is currently. We're not even halfway done with the game, character development exists.
I don't. He's an asshole who cowtows to his daddy and likely won't have the nerve to stand up to him. I don't expect any favors from him. WHAT I DO EXPECT is us fucking his sister in front of him while she calling us daddy, posing.
I just wanna bang his sister in front of him while he is tied up while she calls us daddy so...well I like to see an asshole become a best bud trope for a change, in this type of games it's always asshole got his ass kick and got revenge paid back, it's become too much of a common trope.
Caribdis already pulled that trope back in his last game (Once in a Lifetime), where thanks to some random shenanigans one of the bullies antagonizing the MC became friendly with him. So I don't think dev is planning for a full repeat of that with Axel (I mean, he could get some sort of redemption arc, but I stand by what I said that if that were to happen it could end tragically for him).well I like to see an asshole become a best bud trope for a change, in this type of games it's always asshole got his ass kick and got revenge paid back, it's become too much of a common trope.
Nah: assholes and bullies should always get their asses kicked.well I like to see an asshole become a best bud trope for a change, in this type of games it's always asshole got his ass kick and got revenge paid back, it's become too much of a common trope.
If they're unredeemable, then they need to be hit (or probably disappeared).
No you will not!! A REAL man would NEVER use his wife as a means to affect her brother, especially by defiling what is sacred.
He already has started to, really. Might be hard to remember this is an extremely traumatic time for him, possibly the most he's experienced in his life. He just lost his best friend, NO ONE in his extremely powerful and well-connected network seems to care or give him any answers, his dad completely shuts it out, his friend group is falling apart, everyone hates him (even if it's his own fault), and his dad continues being abusive. And even if he doesn't get along with his sister, he also is losing her too. She at least is the one person who could possibly relate with him in understanding the pain their parents inflict upon them. She's finding a new life and new friends, he's not.
How bout I bend his bitch ass over and turn him into the true bottom bitch he be?
Regarding the meaning of the term Bottom Bitch, I'm not sure this is the best choice regarding Axel.
Counterpoint: Just because she can't use an exit portal doesn't mean she can't enter the real. It could be that the exit portals only work for players since its primary function is supposedly to bring a player back to their body in the real (the gas station exit portal is likely an exception...though I chalk it as the bleeding effect at work and that it's both a figment of Orion's imagination and a meta way for Cari to tell the reader to "brace yourself. out-of-body travel to Eternum imminent"). And if the "neural implants are actually a magitech/magical/advanced tech means of performing astral projection with 100 percent success rate" theory holds, then that itself is a plausible explanation why Calypso (or any other native of Eternum for that matter) couldn't utilize the exit portals.
This is an absolutely bad idea on Cari's part if this is the case because it absolutely invalidates the player's choice during that segment. Also walkthrough makes it clear that taking the amulet has consequences in the future so the impact of that is diminished if it's revealed that the choice was pointless: you ARE going to get the amulet whether you like it or not.
I don't think it would be bad idea if it will make the story better.
We can do that, and then become best buds with him after by wiping his memory
The Grimoire of Magnus is a Mcguffin that is absolutely required to move the plot forward due to its major connection with Astaroth and - given his true heritage - the OIAL MC. There is no indication in the story that that's the case with the amulet so I don't see the idea of it being mandatory regardless if you chose to take it or not. If anything it potentially sets up a bad ending where Orion either become a lackey to the Founder or become Thanatos 2.0. So yes, having it in one's inventory regardless if player chooses to take it or not is an awful idea and would only be alleviated if Orion chooses to discard it should the player have chosen to refuse the Founder's offer.
