That's because there was another prophecy - "the one named after the Greek god will shit out his hideous offspring onto the universe, and their number will be enormous"
There was also a prophecy that a woman with red hair and green eyes would lead the WRE to victory.
Really? That's your evidence?
Don't know what your point is here, but it doesn't contradict anything I wrote.
This is not even close to how corporations operate.
It's a pretty common theory (that I also believe in) that there's some sort of timeloop shenanigans going on in the story. Plus time in Kredon seems weird; the weather is bizarre and Annie mentions that hair grows really quickly in Kredon. I sometimes wonder whether Kredon isn't just an Eternum server and the whole cast are NPCs. I think the MC himself is clearly brainwashed in some capacity, he's got suppressed memories and keeps repeating "I hardly ever dream in the first place" every time he has a dream.
It's believable to me that the Syndicate is behind a lot of things. I don't know if Idriel has much power to directly influence events—else why hasn't she shown it instead of directing Orion with vague hints and riddles—but planting a prophecy seems within the bounds of reason.
We have at least four years to figure out which theories make sense and which don't. I hope I'm still alive in four years and can find out who was right. How old is Cari?
I'm not sure either, but I will say that Luna's grandma's sister, who could speak with the dead, apparently said that each person gets their own personal "heaven" where some are hanging out with others that they loved or whatever, and others are more alone. It could maybe be that Eternum is just the Founder capturing and repurposing these afterlifes, and turning the dead people living there into NPCs. Again though, I'm not sure.
In the latest update, if the MC gets killed by the elves (e.g. not counter attacking the treacherous guard) you'll see a shot of Idriel and hear the sound of a coin flip before the game resets to before his death. This seems consistent to me with what she said to the MC in the alley, she couldn't help him because there's "no coin here, no reset". So I think she's intervening to keep him alive in Eternum.
???? Did I ask you to take it seriously? And please tell me where I disregared anything from game or lore. It is just funny theory, which was created to ilustrate how people misunderstood cliffhangers. I wonder if you read previous pages or did you just jump here to patronize me for no reason. I'll ask you for permission next time I will theorize. For now, I wonder what you think about thanatos/xenomorphs theory - seems like it is grounded within lore of the game.
You're just being weird now. At no point did I patronise you.
I agree, she has some notable powers and is definitely a catalyst and guide for much of what is happening. I also think she is restricted, which is what the scenes of her in chains represent, and the fact that she can't fully appear to Orion anywhere other than the place he sees her when he first enters Eternum—every other time, at least I think so, is a vision of some kind.
But, as other users here wrote, there are some things in the game about Nancy that are not yet explained - which is enough to theorize. Theory about her being a double agent is probably wrong - but not 100% wrong yet. I'll give you some evidence - she has least amount of points possible from all LIs (other than Calypso but she wasn't even proper LI before this update). This directly contradicts her presence in story - she is main reason why harem works and she is central to almost every major plot point - empress of WRE, pirate arc, searching for gems, getting information about Ulysses through her job. She even coordinates search for Orion when he is stuck with Calypso. Yet, there isn't actually many points to score from her - seems like she just likes Orion for no reason from start of the game. Or maybe there is a reason - but hidden for players. Does it mean anything? Probably not, but it is a little weird. Or maybe she is just a groomer, but that means that she really is a villain.
She shows it all the time - everytime Orion dies she is doing some black magic to resurrect him (and his proper timeline!). Seems to me like she is most powerfull being in story.
I haven't really considered that people beside Orion will keep emotions/memories from previous iterations. If the dev was decided this to part of the outline from as early as 0.1, and has incorporated it, this is amazing planning on their side.
But keep it coming, some of them are worth a pretty good laugh.Does anybody remembers if giving money to the beggar is stored in a variable or not?
I remember that there was no conditional media call in the main script for 0.9. But I didn't check the call screen. Do you know where is it declared? (I don't have it de-compiled anymore)
What do you mean? Where is this come from?
Thanks, at least somebody is laughing, and not having seizureThese are some conspiracy theories.
What do you mean? Where is this come from?
I never tried to die or make an error in decisions. Is there a meta narrative for story ending cases?
Agreed, this episode was great. For me, even though Hylir'ar was awesome, the pool party scene was pinnacle of Caribdis abilities as a AVN developer. Really hard to find something like that in other games.
The reason she likes Orion is explained clearly at the beginning. She's known him since he was young, looked after him, cared for him, was so excited that he was back and to see the man he was becoming. That's enough for why she loves him as a person.
