So she pulled an Annie. Got tanned in Eternum, saw it was good (maybe Orion told her that she looked good tanned), then decided to replicate it IRL.It should be, yes...I'm aware. Still...she obviously did something. The tan lines don't align with the bikini bottom anyway, so...
Could be yeah...maybe got a taste for sunbathing in Eternum.So she pulled an Annie. Got tanned in Eternum, saw it was good (maybe Orion told her that she looked good tanned), then decided to replicate it IRL.
I mean, far easier to understand than having to call it "the material plane," don't you think?What is real world, can we even call it that ?
may be, But that quote was from the Goat himself. who am I to question him ?I mean, far easier to understand than having to call it "the material plane," don't you think?
I mean, far easier to understand than having to call it "the material plane," don't you think?
Whether it be thicker than Charlotte's cope about her boobs or thinner than the last strands of thread keeping Penny's bra from exploding, that boundary still exists. Otherwise we would've brought the xenomorphs and other nasty sorts from Eternum and into the real just as easily. Of course one of the endings could change that, but I'm of the opinion that it would be best to keep that boundary separating the two, otherwise you get stuff like Magnus happening on a constant basis.
But who's to say the Xenomorphs aren't already in the real world, maybe chilling on the ISS?
Because for now they appear to only affect the player's projections, which are pretty different compared to the corporeal bodies found in the material world (or the real world, as the game calls it). Otherwise we would've started hearing rumors about people's chests bursting with no explanation as to why that is. But so far there are no such reports (that we know of).
" In space, no one can hear you scream" ~Some dude in 1979Because for now they appear to only affect the player's projections, which are pretty different compared to the corporeal bodies found in the material world (or the real world, as the game calls it). Otherwise we would've started hearing rumors about people's chests bursting with no explanation as to why that is. But so far there are no such reports (that we know of).
So Dalia scene is definitely the climax of this updateDorf u forgot the actual sneak peaks
Because for now they appear to only affect the player's projections, which are pretty different compared to the corporeal bodies found in the material world (or the real world, as the game calls it). Otherwise we would've started hearing rumors about people's chests bursting with no explanation as to why that is. But so far there are no such reports (that we know of).
Hiding excommunications is one thing, hiding a potential mass extinction event is a whole different ballgame entirely.
but , Ulysses corporation pretty much can hide those news, just like they do with the deaths that are happening in eternum.
is it ? when you are the most powerful organization of the world ?. and Its not like in our real word we don't have evidence of news manipulation , narrative control and etc.Hiding excommunications is one thing, hiding a potential mass extinction event is a whole different ballgame entirely.
Yeah, until the bodies start piling faster than a zap from murdersexdoll 3000.
you honestly believe they would allow that to actually happen?.Yeah, until the bodies start piling faster than a zap from murdersexdoll 3000.
Hence why I used the term "mass extinction event," and not, say, a "gas leak."
Alex's pen isn't THAT tricky if you took the cues: she's someone accustomed to being judged by superficial things and hearing stuff like "cool tats", etc. Noticing the pen goes below the surface - a girl like that is looking for someone that sees beyond the surface and isn't just another horndog looking to hookup with her because she's rich or looks like an easy mark because she's rebelling against daddy.
Considering Ulysses has been quite helpless so far in trying to stop the xenomorph infection from spreading throughout their 'servers'? Yeah, I'd believe it.
It often doesn't matter if the game is downloaded fresh without mods. You're probably attempting to load a save-file that was used when mods were installed. Try a new save-game from scratch with no mods installed and you'll see it doesn't crash.
