>>543621438
Why does she look so different (artstyle-wise) compared to every other character? She also looks AI-generated.
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>We learn from 2.2 that Magus is the digitized consciousness of the late Orpheus uploaded into a machine
>This confirms turning people's minds into data (like Engrams from Cyberpunk or Soma) is possible in modern day Eridu
>Qingyi's music video shows her having memories of multiple past lives as a human girl with her same likeness.
>During the fishing event, she mentions how she lost her arm once trying to apprehend a criminal and her insides were so 'organic' looking that it disturbed civilians who witnessed it (causing her to have her inside's altered to look as machine-like as possible).
>Qingyi was an ancient android discovered by the White Star Institute from the Old Civilization
>These facts all combined imply Qingyi was once a human hundreds of years ago, but for unknown reasons her mind and memories were digitiized and transfered into an android body make to resemble her (by someone who was so dedicated to making her as lifelike as possible they even had her insides designed to look organic)
Billy is also from the Old Civilization (basically confirmed to be some sort of war machine), is it possible that he too was human but ended up having his mind digitized and turned into a robot, is that why he acts so much like a person (to the point where must players early on thought he was just a cyborg)? Banyue's agent info also heavily implies he himself was once a person (which would explain why his body was designed to resemble a thiren which seems unnecessary), and Zhao referred to him as a "Purge Unit", implying he too was made for military purposes. He's no doubt also an Old Civilization machine.
What exactly was going on during the Old Civilization where they were turning humans into machines and deploying them for war?
>This confirms turning people's minds into data (like Engrams from Cyberpunk or Soma) is possible in modern day Eridu
>Qingyi's music video shows her having memories of multiple past lives as a human girl with her same likeness.
>During the fishing event, she mentions how she lost her arm once trying to apprehend a criminal and her insides were so 'organic' looking that it disturbed civilians who witnessed it (causing her to have her inside's altered to look as machine-like as possible).
>Qingyi was an ancient android discovered by the White Star Institute from the Old Civilization
>These facts all combined imply Qingyi was once a human hundreds of years ago, but for unknown reasons her mind and memories were digitiized and transfered into an android body make to resemble her (by someone who was so dedicated to making her as lifelike as possible they even had her insides designed to look organic)
Billy is also from the Old Civilization (basically confirmed to be some sort of war machine), is it possible that he too was human but ended up having his mind digitized and turned into a robot, is that why he acts so much like a person (to the point where must players early on thought he was just a cyborg)? Banyue's agent info also heavily implies he himself was once a person (which would explain why his body was designed to resemble a thiren which seems unnecessary), and Zhao referred to him as a "Purge Unit", implying he too was made for military purposes. He's no doubt also an Old Civilization machine.
What exactly was going on during the Old Civilization where they were turning humans into machines and deploying them for war?
>>542463623
I'm nooticing a pattern in gacha games lately, where they release a highly anticipated character, and then design them to be garbage at damage dealing, unless you get multiple dupes of them and then they can function as a dps unit. This seems to be a new business tactic:
>Reveal cool new character
>Tons of players get hyped
>Design their kit to be intentionally weak
>Design their dupes to make them strong enough to function as a main dps
>Also lock half their kit into their signature weapon
>Players are forced to buy not only their sig, but multiple copies of them JUST to use them as a dps
Obvious tactic to drain even further money from players who they know were gonna swipe for said character anyway.
I'm nooticing a pattern in gacha games lately, where they release a highly anticipated character, and then design them to be garbage at damage dealing, unless you get multiple dupes of them and then they can function as a dps unit. This seems to be a new business tactic:
>Reveal cool new character
>Tons of players get hyped
>Design their kit to be intentionally weak
>Design their dupes to make them strong enough to function as a main dps
>Also lock half their kit into their signature weapon
>Players are forced to buy not only their sig, but multiple copies of them JUST to use them as a dps
Obvious tactic to drain even further money from players who they know were gonna swipe for said character anyway.
How do we save ZZZ?