Sure, didn't say otherwise. However saving the world at cost of great self sacrifice which includes a fate possibly worse than death is a very usual part of most lovecraftian horror stories. Also the fact that beating back the otherworlders now doesn't exactly beat them...just delays the inevitable. The father is just 1. There is a whole dimension of these fuckers out there and more will attempt to open portals in the future.
Main purpose of the cathedral research is to make Father into corporeal being using women to give birth to the Father. Furthermore, whatever the priest or sister worship, they really don't know what being they're truly worshipping. Possibly that all the "gods" in the game are outsiders, being that do not belong in the world with goals is to reproduce humans.
Seere drops that staff after you killed it. That thing must have been a priest in the beginning. Mind is not intact as it just reduced to predates on women on instinct. Unlike the brain slug where priest research so deep into their god that their brain grew into slug, Saint Jutta or Seere evolves through instinct through other medium, possible through parasitism.
is it possible to beat him there? I understand how but damn window is tighther than the caveThe parasite not cause any trouble though.
Except it required to open the village door (in case you didn't want try hard to defeat him there) so you must keep it until open the door.
Personally, I don’t like a dark fantasy storyline without a plot twist, or one that’s monotonous or absolutely grim without humor or details. It feels rather pointless. There are still quite a few ominous points in your analysis. I lean toward the idea that the Father is a good person, like how the elder women behind the village alley said she used to work or enjoy something wonderful at the church before the bridge collapsed, and it felt like the church abandoned the village, but it was the other way around. At the very least, the focus of both games’ storylines should be Rabiance, Lelia, and the monster, not another figure like the Father. So, I believe the Father is good. That said, I can’t completely dismiss your opinion because there’s still a possibility that he’s the mastermind.
There’s no evidence suggesting that the one-eyed white monster has an origin or could be transformed from a human (through safe physical contact with the otherworld but not mentally). Based on a basic, straightforward perspective from Part 1 of the game, Seere is a monster that came to the land from the Kessary region or was born from Rabiance herself.
I don't think the Father is evil but rather incomprehensible. The greedy part here are humans, specifically priest, that wishes to evolve past their humanity. The priest made contact with the Father, and the Father responded in possibly instinctively through sympathy. The world could have gone peacefully if not for the priest seeking ascension in these two games.
just choose a story that explain by theory u feel interesting. nennai not good at this, you can ask nennai about what actually happend but thing get worse.
I find it more reasonable that in Part 1, the white cathedral in Kessary fell due to committing cardinal sins like greed, as you mentioned. But if both cathedrals in the two regions—or all cathedrals—were like that, I wouldn’t believe it. It’s illogical. In Kessary’s cathedral, we see the men of the church give up and become fanatics of the one-eyed white monster, while the women simply become slaves because they’re forced to bear and reproduce for these creatures, so they resist and turn to stone. It’s clear there are no men, like priests or fathers, fighting back with relics or prominent male statues. But in Part 2, in the Arcezon region, the priest seems very determined. The trap paintings don’t look like monsters but more like magic, and since the weapons aren’t tentacles or mutated flesh, it’s likely he made a last stand with traps in the treasure vault of the church after leaving suppressive books in the library. The only place he didn’t protect was probably the dining hall, and in the library, the warnings like ‘don’t read’ suggest he knew some people might read them and use the elevator to do evil or cause harm unintentionally. The problem is, the monster succeeded. The spider paintings weren’t his creations, some monsters still got in, and there’s no trace of his body. Like how the church characters sent to check the eastern village were killed by parasitic villagers, their bodies consumed, the monster that eats corpses is the Master Lake, a version similar to the giant leech in the blood swamp but a fish-like monster like in Part 1. As for the giant flesh monster at the bottom of the lake in front of the church, there’s no point discussing it—it’s not an experiment but a creation of the final boss. The priest’s body might have been thrown into the lake and digested. That’s how it grew so massive—anyone who approached or was at the church was thrown in. Almost an entire village and a large cathedral were swallowed and digested, allowing it to evolve to that size. What do you think? it was a trap before getting cursed if you read the explain. so yes, im right
Wonder how many versions will we get? Same as first game: up to 3.0.0 or less?
If the update is not on the main page, people will keep asking for downloads for small fixes. But I'd rather we wait for any major updates to update on the main page.
