SupahBlah said:Warning, end game spoilers.
I believe Skorge was on the hydra when you killed it, I originally thought the Locusts where descendants of the Sires at least some of their experiments but while underground they kept mentioning how old the buildings are and some of them have been destroyed/weathered. I also haven't got all the collectables so they might shed some more light. It would make sense with the Queen being half Human but it could also be that the Sires and the research was splicing Locusts DNA onto Human, hopefully we'll find out.
The Queen definitely survived and as you seen in Landown the Locust control surface cities too, so they'll have a stronghold somewhere. Its also interesting without Jacinto where the COG will retreat to, it was their last city.
I really thought Adam Fenix was killed and that's why Marcus was in prison he left to go save him but couldn't and was arrested for deserting. But the Queen's comments about his father to Marcus and then the "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!" after the credits, well I want to know more.
Skorge was on the Hydra, but when it died and crashed, he fell off and it didn't look like he died from the fall. Since you shot the Hydra down miles from Jacinto, I would assume that he was just stuck there until some other Reaver comes along and gives him a ride. He's a pretty tough character and I won't be surprised if he returns in the sequel or maybe an expansion pack.
As for the origin of the Locust, it really depends on how long they've been down there. The research station with the Sires seemed pretty old, and possibly even pre-Pendulam Wars era. The nature of the research and the mention of how it is humanity's only hope for survival indicates that it could be pre-Imulsion as well, since humans were running out of fossil fuels. If that's the case, then the Locust could well be 50-100 years old. They only have a single major city, and the ruins don't really look THAT old to me.
As for the origin of the Locust, it really depends on how long they've been down there. The research station with the Sires seemed pretty old, and possibly even pre-Pendulam Wars era. The nature of the research and the mention of how it is humanity's only hope for survival indicates that it could be pre-Imulsion as well, since humans were running out of fossil fuels. If that's the case, then the Locust could well be 50-100 years old. They only have a single major city, and the ruins don't really look THAT old to me.