I can't decide if it's better or worse if she possibly knew he'd betray her like that. [ because one is unexpected, but the other means she gave up her own safety anyway for a goal she believed in that someone ultimately snuffed out. ]
Why does it keep getting worse? That wasn't a challenge. Then... did they ever support her goals at all? Or was this all a part of a long plan of theirs?
[A LOT. they're a lot. but i do absolutely respect the power move of going "hey sup playerbase you know your amnesiac player pov character? yeah? this was their fault."]
Of course not, because that would be far too easy. [ i also respect that, hilarious. ] There has to be something that would jar their memory. Any little thing. It just takes one piece to unlock everything.
Mm... if those memories are painful enough to irrevocably change who they are as a person, maybe. But it doesn't give you the answers you're looking for, and it doesn't say that something like that won't happen again.
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No wonder you're angry with him.
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The one who backstabbed her, they were supposed to be supporting her goals. But our Regent now, who was in on it...? That's her brother.
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Why does it keep getting worse? That wasn't a challenge. Then... did they ever support her goals at all? Or was this all a part of a long plan of theirs?
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The Regent's still totally worth killing, he's got it coming, but the Doctor... there's nothing satisfying about it if they don't even remember.
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[ what are the politics in arknights, damn. ]
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[A LOT. they're a lot. but i do absolutely respect the power move of going "hey sup playerbase you know your amnesiac player pov character? yeah? this was their fault."]
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Of course not, because that would be far too easy. [ i also respect that, hilarious. ] There has to be something that would jar their memory. Any little thing. It just takes one piece to unlock everything.
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[ugh. she rubs at her face.]
The ones who've worked closer with them... they say not remembering their old reasons was better for them. I don't know if I buy it.
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