All the more reasons for the claimants to make alliances, even if temporary.You give Alexander and the girls' mothers too much credit for their parenting skills.
But yeah, in a perfect world they would get along fine and all of them would share the power and support the best options.
But even when Alexander was still alive, the board only functioned like it did because he allowed it, he was the power behind it all, and that power is gone...
Hehehe... Statistically speaking, there is at least one possible reality in which they make exactly that choice.
Unless someone dies its either olivia or elena not both. Perhaps if the board can convince each other to share power that might be possible, but I dont see any of the eligible participants voting to share power.
Well, if Elena and Yvette (the two most mature and experienced players) came to a mutual understanding, Yvette would probably be able to sway Veronica to her side, and Olivia (at least as played by yours truly) would also back her mom. Since power attracts power, this kind of alliance would likely be unstoppable and the old perv's will wouldn't matter anymore.
Olivia's replacing elena on the board though so both elena and olivia wont be on the board at the same time, so even if those three get together, they're one vote short
And that's exactly what is happening, the Karlson sisters know each other very well. But there's 2 (or 3 if we count Seth) unknown players on the field they don't know, Kane and Olivia. These temporary alliances are uncertain because of that, being in the wrong alliance probably gets you killed and then there's a lot happening behind the scenes as well...
Yeah, but Elena's still got quite a bit of experience and cunningness... and they could probably sway at least one other sister to their side (at least temporarily). I really want the old perv's "male heir" thing to be thwarted! Women rule, men serve; period.
You can play sub and not go for Gambit ending. Just select teamplayer or soloplayer and sub to whoever you want..
That's what I'm doing, LOL. As far as my gameplay is concerned, Kane is a nonentity, only Olivia matters.You can play sub and not go for Gambit ending. Just select teamplayer or soloplayer and sub to whoever you want..
Maybe it's a red herring because it would be "too" obvious, but I have always believed Veronica could be Kane's biological sister, way before Episode 7. I could see Alexander Karlsson obsessed with the idea of having a son, and cheating on Callista (pregnant with Veronica) with Elena. And then Yvette would have assumed the role of the mother for Veronica.
Hmm.... this particular theory seems a bit far-fetched and based on wistful thinking rather than any actual facts established in the game lore.
That would require callista who was pregnant with Kane to take Olivia while agreeing to leave her own daughter in that hell hole. Dont see that happening
We do have the flashback scene between Kane and Veronica, and iirc, they were also talking about their mother (could be a symbol). There is also the "sense of familiarty" sometimes popping in Kane's head when he deals with her, and their redness/freckles. If Veronica is Callista's daughter, it would also make even more sense that she is so smart, and why she was trusted by her father to supervise the gambit. And because Olivia and her were born at almost the same time, something could have happened, resulting with the daughters raised by another mother.
in a scene in which depending on the routes it takes place a little differently. in which olivia is looking from above in which she decides whether to tell him that he is not her brother, kiyomi offers him a favorable treatment you can accept or treat him like everyone else, choosing this second variable jumps.
Maybe she didn't have a choice, something could have happened, and for some reason, she ended up leaving with Olivia instead of Veronica. Of course it's pure speculation.
As I said: far-fetched. I cannot really see how the fact that Kane and Veronica had a per-chance encounter as kids may be interpreted as an evidence of any blood relation between them.We do have the flashback scene between Kane and Veronica, and iirc, they were also talking about their mother (could be a symbol). There is also the "sense of familiarty" sometimes popping in Kane's head when he deals with her, and their redness/freckles. If Veronica is Callista's daughter, it would also make even more sense that she is so smart, and why she was trusted by her father to supervise the gambit. And because Olivia and her were born at almost the same time, something could have happened, resulting with the daughters raised by another mother.
It's not an evidence of blood relation, but an evidence of narrative connection between the two characters, while they also talked about their mother. It could be an useless scene, or it could be something with an intended meaning (of course, it could be for something else than the possibility of them being siblings, but it also could be). There will probably be no evidence of anything until the revelation, but only some hints.
Well, it is an evidence that they do have a history. But it does not suggest in any way that they might be related by blood. Any conjecture about them being siblings is, at this point, purely speculative, supported by zero evidence.
