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So basically, instead of discovering how to split the atom, humanity discovered some strange rock and ended up bringing the dead back to life, splitting the world into pieces and almost messing up all of reality
I've been saying since the beginning that Troy should have betrayed Tyreen and been the final boss. You get a hint of Troy being sick of being in Tyreen's shadow on Eden-6, and they really missed the opportunity to give the story a better ending. Troy was the one who taught Tyreen what to say to gain the following. He made her a god, so he should have killed her. Everything could have been the same until Troy brought Elpys down. He almost gets it, but since the Vault Hunters cut off his Eridium supply, he's not quite strong enough, so he leeches Tyreen. What if, instead of then fighting the Vault Hunters and dying, he leeched Tyreen comletely of her siren powers and the ones she stole from Lilith, leaving her an ordinary, powerless human. He laughs at her, saying he's finally free of her. Now she's at his mercy for once. Then he turns her into an Anointed, which was his cool thing. Tyreen made husks, by Troy made the Anointed. Then, instead of fighting Troy as a boss there, the vault hunters fight the boss Tyreen the Anointed. The rest of the story plays out the same, but woth Troy instead of Tyreen, and instead of Tyreen's obnoxious dialogue, we hear from Troy, and he's not playful or sarcastic. He's cruel and twisted and manic. This would parallel Handsome Jack's change in tone after Angel dies. When Troy finally reaches the Destroyer, he doesn't try to join with it, he tries to leech it and become invincible. Of course this doesn't work. The Destroyer is too strong and too smart to be defeated this way. As Troy leeches power from the Destroyer, the Destroyer's will overwhelms him and he mutates into a version of the Destroyer. In his last free act before becoming the Destroyer's puppet, Troy laments that he's become nothing but a parasite again, but to a new master. Then we fight Troy the Destroyer, and of course he's not the full Destroyer, but just an extension of it like in BL1. It would have required very little change. Just some of the dialogue in the last act, and 2 boss fights getting altered, and you would have had a much stronger villain.
I periodically come back to this video when I want to experience true greatness that was cod zombies ending makes me damn near cry every time we really not gone get this kinda greatness again
Crack theory, and its kind of a shot in the dark here but: I'd like to think Hephonius (as well as Mancubus) and Gythian are connected with one another in the sense that they're two halves of the same being. Whereas Gythian is the Body, Hephonius is "Soul" so to speak. Gythian was initially contained by the Eridians as per his request, as his reality-bending powers were dangerous and uncontrollable, and he sought a safe refuge to either hone his abilities, or at least prevent them from hurting others. Xylorgos was chosen as the location of the Vault given that it was largely uninhabited and hidden away. Due to the Vault's nature, however, Gythian transformed into the gigantic creature that Dahl encountered when they opened the vault, and when they managed to "Kill" Gythian, what actually happened was Gythian seperated himself into the "Body" and the "Soul", creating Hephonius and The Lodge. Hephonius then sought out someone to be the proprietor of the Lodge, eventually meeting and making a pact with Mancubus. The Body of Gythian, meanwhile, without it's "soul" was technically dead, but still functioning, and was still accessing its reality-warping powers on instinct, causing the curses and brainwashing and the eventual formation of Gythian's cult. Meanwhile, Hephonius used his reality-bending abilities to "Move" the lodge from planet to planet to acquire information and rare oddities from different planets in order to learn about the present-day universe, eventually re-settling back on Xylorgos once they discovered what was happening there, in order to provide a safe haven to the citizens there until someone could come to eliminate Elenor's cult.
@2:11:40 the original plan was they are siblings. The father and daughter dynamic was made ti cater the west as they dont like the shojou look of the protagonist and prefer the old and muscle bound type. And so the remake made it official to the sibling route
Im going to be 100 Honest. I think the Campaign and Zombies story are Interconnected. Im busy making a Fallout Video, but too you Impossable Easter egg peeps start looking at the Entire Story and not just the Zombies, and I bet you’ll succeed
Do I know any thing about this game ? No. Will I still watch this 6 hour video about it ? Yes. Will I possibly be inspired by the end of it to get into this gaming franchise ? By the looks of it, yes.
I stopped playing COD around black ops 2 and was at a cliffhanger for the zombies storyline since then. But thanks to this detailed 6 hour video I’m finally all caught up.
Tks wave sounds like special move.. like genos whirl, and honestly, tk would do 9999 dmg lmao. Gearbox, i know youre going to shit as of recent.. you better bring BACK tk's wave in borderlands 4. Let his legacy live on
Hes literally just "i must scream, but i have no mouth" .. and not even "scream," .. it's really I want to express my feelings, my thoughts, just talk.. but can't. Imagine being a prisoner to a voice in your head.. still conscious, but all you can do, is just let the voice take over like a parasitic fungus or bug..
I'm convinced anyone that doesn't like the 3rd borderlands doesn't know the whole story. I will forever be salty about Maya tho wtf and now we are left with ayva?! 🙄
Is it safe to assume that Germany was stronger in WW2 in this timeline compared to irl? I ask because the Third Reich government still seems to exist in August and September 1945 despite surrendering in early May 1945 irl. So did Germany manage to prolong the war with the use of the wonder weapons? Maybe I'm overthinking it, I know it's not important in the grand scheme of things but I'm just curious that's all
The complete abridged version Metroid : Let's make a cool scifi game about a dangerous lifeform Metroid 2 : Let's terminate all the dangerous lifeforms but keep one for a plot in the next game. Super Metroid : Let's terminate all the major antagonists Nintendo : Wow, we really messed up the story. It's okay, we will have Samus in Smash Bros in the meantime. So what do we do next ? Metroid Prime series : Huh, prequels ? Metroid Fusion : The dangerous lifeforms are terminated(but not really) and have another dangerous lifeform counterpart. Samus is now the dangerous lifeform she wanted to terminate in the first place. Other M : We will deus ex machina all the antagonists using SCIENCE but have Samus terminate them anyway. All of Samus highschool buddies will be terminated as well Metroid Dread : You know these two birds from Samus cartoon backstory ? Yeah, let's terminate them too.
Sirens are the resurrected pre-Flood wives of fallen angels. They have been bound to water since then but have recently been given 'wings'. The Destroyer also figures heavily in Bible prophecy and equate to the locusts of Rev. 9, now ravaging much of humanity. So how did Pitchford get inspired to include these elements? His familiars or hmmmm...?
