>>149099411
Certain things just don't need to be overly elaborated on, especially if they don't serve the purpose of the story. Liam's good at showing things and implying their function, without needing to divert time from this already very short and crammed series to explain things such as the Patch Crucifix and Worker Drone AI cores.

As a viewer, you have enough information to inform your own thoughts to what's going on there. I think it's pretty cool. Like, we can see how the JcJenson scientists in Cabin Fever were working on the Patch Crucifix and Yeva was the first successful patching / excorcism attempt - with Nori's attempt being the one that goes terribly wrong because of the Solver fucking things up. We can see how Worker Drone AI cores work from being shown things throughout the series, and the Zombie Drones tape makes some important implications to inform our interpretations as an audience.

There's never a moment where the show needs to stop and spoonfeed the viewer with a whole bit of explaination thoroughly explaining things like above.
Some people complain about Murder Drones being confusing, and sure some people might not like being spoonfed. But I think the show's insinstance on showing and not telling is great. I don't think it's perfect but I like that Liam doesn't try to explain things like the true nature of the Absolute Solver to us and instead lets us think about it ourselves using what we are shown in the series.

>>148998734
Fucking Solver vampire robots always misunderstanding what I meant by "dinner"...