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The shadow lands was actually once part of the lands between. The problem is marika put them together in her own way. Proof is that the shaman village is actually right above the black knife catacombs. Abyssal woods is next to it. The shaman village is actually a part of the frenzied flame village. Midras name is Adrim and he had a son who was destroyed by the flame. That babies skin is missing and we know where meat goes.

Ranni figured out a huge secret in manus celes. All the 2 fingers are actually the 3 fingers. One finger is buried in the sand on all the divine towers. Same in manus celes.

The snake skin in bonny village is there because bonnie village is connected to the serpent devo

D and his twin brother, D, are two people who share one mind. They are never in the same place at one time but can communicate telepathically.

Fia says to give the weathered dagger to its original owner, who you would think would be alecto, but it is actually D. The weathered dagger seems to be the dagger that killed godwyn.

Ranni couldnt have cut that knife mark into her back on her own.

My theory is that D and his twin brother were a part of the ritual and were the actual murderers of both godwyn and ranni. They could kill both at the EXACT same time by communicating telepathically. The only reason they like the Greater Will is because they are accepted there, probably because they are

!So, for everyone who has beat the game, you've found out that Marika is Radagon. The real question is who is Radagon and where did he come from?

Going down the rabbit hole of lore this game has, I first noticed something odd that took me a while to realize. Alecto, ringleader of the black knife, is the same Alecto from greek/roman myth. She is part of the Furies (Any Hades fans out there). Now, the Furies were said to be born from the primordial god Nyx(Also known as Nox/Nok in Roman mythology). Nox is the primordial god born from Chaos. There are also more primordial gods. I think the entire point of Rannis quest is to show you that she has discovered Nox.

Now back to Radagon. In Orp

The radiance is a higher being of light. The pale king is also a higher being of light. He comes to hallownest and essentially hijacks the land of the radiances rule and gives the bugs free will.

Eventually through the dreams of the bugs of hallownest, the radiance buries itself so the bugs start to remember.

Why would there be an entire shrine at the top of hallownest of the radiance that still looks in use. Why is the pale ore connected to that statue and who put it there? Clearly someone was up there.

If the void is the enemy of the radiance, shouldnt the void also be the enemy of the pale king? They are both beings of light.

The bugs in deepnest didnt associate with the rest of ha

Huge fan of the first game. Played many hours and have beaten it many times. This game makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Cant fight a boss too early, i get one shot. If I stay in the level longer, I collect decent powerups, then get one shot by the boss. Honestly this game is highly overrated. Got pretty deep a few runs.....only to get one shot.

Pretty sad I spent money on this game. Not worth a dime.

I must say, game development has gotten pretty bad if this game pushed this hard all over the xbox dashboard. One of the worst games I've played in a long time.

Started playing this game the other day. I guess Yacht Club is trying very hard to hit on your nostalgia. Have to say, they missed really hard with this one. I would save my money and not even bother with this game. It feels like all of the bad parts of old nes platformers, mixed with some "modern difficulty". Glad I didnt spend any money on it at least.

Its the highest rated game of last gen and never got any mentions?

Blows my mind this entire sub doesnt know the difference between these two words.

So when I complete a mission but dont make it back to the ship, that's considered a failure? Playing solo and finished a mission with zero chance of making it to the pod. Am I doing something wrong or is this just bad game design where I have to finish missions where escape pod drops?

I'm sure this question comes up alot, but I was curious if the single player is worth getting into. I've played other survival games like the forest and really enjoyed it even though i played solo. Just wondering how I get into such a massive game alone ?

So satisfying to see when this sub is nothing but complaints by manchildren.

Can we get a Cowboy Bebop game made by Atlus with the flair of persona 5?

Thanks.

.....and pretty much awful execution on anything else

1 out of 10