The best theory is that they stopped tracking them and just never removed the last data set from the Intel map and the Scanner. That or they have stopped moving, and the man at Cupid's Span is potentially not Roland Jarvis.
The body was stated to be a construct, maybe it is drawing energy from the shards presence at the hotspot. Possibly once that energy is consumed the construct will no longer be able to be maintained and both the construct and the shards will dissipate. Think of it like a physical manifestation of the quantum entanglement of a sensitive with a portal where the shards are both the key and the power source.
Has anyone tried moving any of the shards? It would seem to me that the shards still exist becuase the have not become whole. If this is the case then until all of them are on the same portal they are in a type of stasis
The shards may have merely been conduits. Though what the shards had contained has been extracted, the shard conduits themselves still remain...and do make awesome monuments for future agents to ask about...
Perhaps it was, or perhaps he was pretending to making you believe for some reason. Don't consider too much my hypotesis, but you never know what people may think..
I find myself going back to P.A.Chapeau's "new blog" on the official Ingress Prime's site and I'm getting sadder and sadder as time moves on seeing it was dropped and Niantic gave up on it... like most things they do. I suppose I ASSUMED it would be weekly but by now we would've heard from P.A. about the new Dunraven videos and some more develepments... Some thoughts until the next video comes up
So - throwing this out there to get discussion going. if there really is a G+ end coming - what should we do with the Operation Essex Community? How would we archive it? Where would we move to (Forum Boards are the ideal type of structure). Thoughts?
It's just that I'm sure someone's done this before, but I want to try translating the glyphs into an ancient language to recite them in and I'd like help narrowing the options. Then I'll post the top 3 as a poll on the Ingress home page and trust the wisdom of the crowd
Future Jarvis iterations? Showing other traits and personalities. Maybe it's like Voldemort's horcruxes. Dunno ...
ReplyDeleteTo give us a chance to get his hair back
ReplyDeleteThe best theory is that they stopped tracking them and just never removed the last data set from the Intel map and the Scanner.
ReplyDeleteThat or they have stopped moving, and the man at Cupid's Span is potentially not Roland Jarvis.
That was my guess. There's something not right about Jarvis, plus Hank's findings. I would think they would have taken them off by now if it was over
ReplyDeleteIt may also be that they remain there only as markers. Monuments if you will (as I wink through the fourth wall) to the events that occurred.
ReplyDeleteThe body was stated to be a construct, maybe it is drawing energy from the shards presence at the hotspot. Possibly once that energy is consumed the construct will no longer be able to be maintained and both the construct and the shards will dissipate. Think of it like a physical manifestation of the quantum entanglement of a sensitive with a portal where the shards are both the key and the power source.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone tried moving any of the shards? It would seem to me that the shards still exist becuase the have not become whole. If this is the case then until all of them are on the same portal they are in a type of stasis
ReplyDeleteThe shards may have merely been conduits. Though what the shards had contained has been extracted, the shard conduits themselves still remain...and do make awesome monuments for future agents to ask about...
ReplyDeletePerhaps Lynton-Wolfe was pretending having been brain-washed or just staying quiet because he's aware it's not Roland Jarvis?
ReplyDeleteAndrea de'Rose he was moving his lips as jarvis was speaking. I think the control was real.
ReplyDeletePerhaps it was, or perhaps he was pretending to making you believe for some reason. Don't consider too much my hypotesis, but you never know what people may think..
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