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So when you chose to turn back time at the end, won't that just mean that no one remembers what happened and so they will eventually do the same thing again, creating an infinite loop of repetition?
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Ideas
United States8159 Posts
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On August 20 2011 16:54 revoN wrote: The narrator sounds just like the one who did the Fallout series. Is it the same guy? Nope, it's a friend of one of the devs. | ||
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Bair
United States698 Posts
On August 23 2011 15:04 Ideas wrote: I have some questions about the different endings: + Show Spoiler + So when you chose to turn back time at the end, won't that just mean that no one remembers what happened and so they will eventually do the same thing again, creating an infinite loop of repetition? + Show Spoiler + During the final stage the narrator explains the Bastion and what it does, then he says (and I paraphrase) "So then you are wondering what is stopping the calamity from happening again. Honestly, I don't know." | ||
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mprs
Canada2933 Posts
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Bairemuth
United States404 Posts
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Ideas
United States8159 Posts
On August 24 2011 11:41 Bair wrote: + Show Spoiler + During the final stage the narrator explains the Bastion and what it does, then he says (and I paraphrase) "So then you are wondering what is stopping the calamity from happening again. Honestly, I don't know." + Show Spoiler + like will people know about what happened at all? because if not then ofc the calamity will happen it again and always happen because nothing changed. | ||
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Bair
United States698 Posts
On August 25 2011 10:33 Ideas wrote: + Show Spoiler + like will people know about what happened at all? because if not then ofc the calamity will happen it again and always happen because nothing changed. + Show Spoiler + I was thinking about this and I do not think that the Calamity would happen again. When going through the mines it tells you what the cores and shards are. Essentially they are a backup of anywhere they were placed since they are rocks that remember. But they only had enough cores/shards for Caeldonia itself, not for the land of the Ura. I think (all speculation of course) that by using the bastion it would restore the city and nothing else since they only have the memory of a few areas. Just my theory. Caeldonia would come back, and despite the Ura being extremely pissed, there would be nothing they could do against Caeldonia in its prime. On August 25 2011 10:27 Bairemuth wrote: They just added some new achievements if anyone cares. 6 of the 7 involve completing dream sequences with 5 or 10 idols on. If you have trouble with these, I'd advise going in with Mortar only...very easy really. Seriously. Also, instead of getting the upgrade that allows you to take no damage from it just press your shield button before you launch. Even if it goes off instantaneously your shield will still get up before the blast, shielding you from harm. | ||
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Brett
Australia3822 Posts
SICK game. Best indie game I've ever played... Period. So much fun, beautiful to look at and the sound/music is top notch. 9/10 | ||
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masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
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Gryffes
United Kingdom763 Posts
On August 23 2011 15:04 Ideas wrote: I have some questions about the different endings: + Show Spoiler + So when you chose to turn back time at the end, won't that just mean that no one remembers what happened and so they will eventually do the same thing again, creating an infinite loop of repetition? + Show Spoiler + Finish the credits, and you get the new game plus option, if you play through that you'l hear a lot of references to "I remember doing this before, feels like i've seen him before/etc", that basically tell you that reverting the calamity is doomed to repeat itself and living in the damaged world is the only possible non-repeating ending. | ||
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Gryffes
United Kingdom763 Posts
I think the Singers Dream is going to be really tough, Survivors dream should be doable though. | ||
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drew-chan
Malaysia1517 Posts
A few things I'm not sure of though + Show Spoiler + In the plot, from what I understand, there has been war between two factions, and Caelondia decides to bury Ura. But due to sabotage by Zia's father, the weapon backfired and caused the Calamity? Then Zulf wants to use the Bastion to turn back time, so he gets the help of Ura to accomplish this? I don't really see the sense in the final decision(s) then as you can choose to save Zulf but still continue living on the world or you could leave Zulf and still restore the world to before the calamity... | ||
jhNz
Germany2762 Posts
i guess that's just my opinion so hatin'! :D | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
On August 30 2011 20:29 drew-chan wrote: + Show Spoiler + In the plot, from what I understand, there has been war between two factions, and Caelondia decides to bury Ura. But due to sabotage by Zia's father, the weapon backfired and caused the Calamity? Then Zulf wants to use the Bastion to turn back time, so he gets the help of Ura to accomplish this? I don't really see the sense in the final decision(s) then as you can choose to save Zulf but still continue living on the world or you could leave Zulf and still restore the world to before the calamity... + Show Spoiler + As far as I'm aware, Zulf had no knowledge of the Bastion's time-reversing capabilities. He just wanted to destroy the Bastion out of spite. | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
On August 30 2011 20:39 jhNz wrote: i played the demo on steam and i don't know what to think about it tbh. i like the narrator and how the whole world unfolds right in front of your feet. and the music is cool too. but after i played through the demo i had the impression, that the game lacks depth and i didn't have the desire to buy the game to play through it as whole. i guess that's just my opinion so hatin'! :D A lot of the "Depth" comes from the weapon system, each weapon has two branches of upgrades, each branch makes it into a completely different weapon. For instance, you can turn the machete into either a super fast but low range crit machine, or a powerful thrown weapon with poison tips.. The story is also very very solid. It really picks up about half way through. | ||
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maybe
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DragoonPK
3259 Posts
On August 30 2011 23:10 maybe wrote: is there pad support for pc? Yes there is. | ||
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Gryffes
United Kingdom763 Posts
I think the Singer's Dream ( Zias ) is going to be the hardest to beat t_T | ||
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maybe
257 Posts
the game wont detect my cheap ass Thrustmaster dual analog 3  any help?nevermind found this http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2061495 | ||
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Gryffes
United Kingdom763 Posts
( Although weirdly by far the shortest challenge duration wise - because I found it the trickiest - the birds kept killing me a lot ) I hope they add more achievements for beating regular/newgame+ on harder difficulties. | ||
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