Thread 718496383

But why?

It's some sapient abomination's life cycle, and you're just food to them.

>>718496383 (OP)
Itz dey cultcha

>>718496383 (OP)
Trans allegory.

>>718496383 (OP)
It's fiction, a man's fantasy. It always has "bloopers".
It's more about style and atmosphere and a story to tell. If you want full logical coherency, try real world.

I don't fucking know.

How does mining shit from other planets fix a resource shortage? If they've got the tech to do that they could easily build a dyson swarm.

>>718496383 (OP)
You're trying to find logic in the actions of a cosmic abomination. Why? Just because.

>>718496383 (OP)
Doesn't matter

>>718496383 (OP)
what do they eat when there's just them left?

>>718499465
Forgot this old gem.
http://www.fredvanlente.com/cthulhutract/pages/

>>718499721
The entire concept of the story is that the brethren moons develop new sentient species with the sole purpose of turning them into food. Literally every single intelligent species in the universe is hard-coded to eventually desire to "become whole".

>>718496383 (OP)
Why what?

>>718496383 (OP)
Just stop being gay.

>>718498976
Blowing something up is the same as megastructures?

>>718496383 (OP)
Was there any way this series could have ended other than "everybody's fucked"?

I know horror usually ends badly for everybody involved, but it's hard to feel as if you're actually accomplishing anything.

>>718501884
>game features giant spaceship built for cracking planets open
>final boss is the size of a moon
Isaac should have cracked those motherfuckers wide open and save the day

>>718501884
Didn't the third game end with Isaac managing to kill a moon? The only thing I read after that is that the DLC ruined that ending, killed Isaac and solidified the fact that humanity was fucked.

>>718502624
those motherfuckers cracked that entire spaceship with a SINGLE unit.

>>718502973
Yeah the DLC did undo the "good ending", but it also expanded on the whole Breathren Moon thing.

>>718502624
He'd need to be able to resist their telepathic abilities at close range, which doesn't seem feasible. The Moons are too powerful.

>>718502973
He doesn't die, and its left vague outside of the fact that a bunch of other moons followed them back to Earth. But honestly if you wanted to, you could easily retcon that as more marker madness and hallucinations.

Dead space 3 was just ass, if they were to make a new game they should just pretend it didn't happen and have a new protagonist dealing with a different outbreak.

>>718506939
Everything we know about the intended plan for Dead Space 4 sounded pretty lame and directionless.