R_thanatos
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The AB project is neededSince the spoiler thread is dead and a couple of people just finished up here, I thought I'd give my post-game impressions another go.
I realize I'm late to the party, but I finished VLR (true ending) a couple weeks ago and came away disappointed. It falls short of 999 across the board (except for being able to jump to points in the flowchart and "skip" some text).
I think what bugs me most is how arbitrary everything is. Apparently Akane can send Clover and Alice, bodies and consciousness both, back through time. So why have this whole AB project BS anyway? Just send back some Axelaiver (sp?) and be done with it. Or just let 999-era Akane know about it -- she's supposed to be exceedingly rich and powerful, so why does she need Sigma to infiltrate the testing site? Akane's explanation for why characters like Alice were selected is also extremely weak (because that's what Akane foresaw; oh, and also because she can prime factorize well).
to make people encounter enough divergences in a timeline so they can jump enough times ( and at will ) to see enough possibilities to counter the increasing odds they had on the test site and prevent the release of radical - 6.
One can only guess at this point but to prevent this , there must be a very high number of problems to solve/correct to reach this good end.
One can only guess at this point but to prevent this , there must be a very high number of problems to solve/correct to reach this good end.
If you've read higurashi no naku kori ni ( or played it) it's like rika and hanyu problem except harder.
If there is a way to send the bodies back , it's most likely something restricted and even then , there was no place to prepare for it on earth and it must happen regardless ( and it has already happenned ) since you already have some people jumping on the timelines.It became a closed loop timeline that they have to break free from
Dio isAs for the characters, I can almost accept Dio being as incompetent and stupid as he is, but it turns out that he's supposed to be the leader of the Myrmidons? Really? Has the organization been reduced to just him and one even dumber clone? Alice isn't All-Ice after all, but just a massive coincidence. Okay. Junpei and Akane were obvious as such by the time the time lapse became clear (finding the newspaper clipping). I'm glad future Junpei finally saw Akane for what she is, though. Clover was boring and not at all likable. K was suitably mysterious. Luna had a great ending, but it is unclear why she didn't die in the others (or did she just die offscreen?). Was the whole artificial conciousness plot just to make the player more sympathetic to her? How does she have red blood when Sigma's is white? Zero Jr. was annoying as a character and as a plot device (How did so and so go through a locked door? Because Zero Jr.). Quark was a plot device for Junpei. Sigma didn't touch his face for the entire game? Apparently he can also ignore the effects of anesthesia, but not muscle relaxants? Whatever.
Not the leader of the myrmidons , he is a clone of the leader.And he went because he needed acceptance from his organisation. He is clearly not a mastermind
Luna did die in the other endings.
And when did she had real blood ?
The 9,9,9 universe hasn't changed .in fact VLR renders the bad ends in 9,9,9 even more valid. Since you can't disregard them as possibilities anymore they became trully bad endings..999 was centered on the premise that Akane looked at a number of possible futures and guided Junpei to the correct, best one. In VLR we learn that we're dealing with a multiverse of all possible choices, all of which are ongoing and valid and meaningless. That kind of spoils 999 in retrospect.