This has come to my mind recently.
This has come to my mind recently.
* The Enlightened were the one who set the Obsidian shield.
* The main con for them was the XM drought, which has already stopped.
* The Obsidian Shield blocks the N'zeer from coming.
* The goal of Aegis Nova is to break the Obsidian shield.
Why would the Enlightened try to win Aegis Nova? Or would it produce different outcomes - with the Resistance breaking the shield and the Enlightened saving it?
* The Enlightened were the one who set the Obsidian shield.
* The main con for them was the XM drought, which has already stopped.
* The Obsidian Shield blocks the N'zeer from coming.
* The goal of Aegis Nova is to break the Obsidian shield.
Why would the Enlightened try to win Aegis Nova? Or would it produce different outcomes - with the Resistance breaking the shield and the Enlightened saving it?
We were trying to unlock Klue's mind to kill ADA well Jarvis is anyway and if we succeed he succeeds
ReplyDeleteI would say our goal is to focus aegis nova into a weapon. That weapon being Jarvis. Time to bring him back.
ReplyDeleteIt makes no difference who wins, Nia will just adapt the pre-determined story line to try to make sense. If the outcome of an anomoly actually had some effect on the game it,would be much more interesting. The storyline is not worth spending much time on.
ReplyDeleteRandy Acid If you feel like that then why are you in a group mainly set up to discuss the story and its developments?
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought that the result of Abaddon were that the Res won Jarvis and the En won ADA. What ever happened to that?
ReplyDeleteJim Baker Abaddon was more about influencing one or the other, not flipping them. Like 'opening a new door in their minds', 'seeing a new path, possibility'. At least that's how I saw it.
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