Hmm... good question. There aren't any bodies on the CURIE, either.
Maybe they're the Fleshers? That would also partly explain why we only see Fleshers on/near the CURIE.
(01-29-2016, 11:48 PM)GhylTarvoke Wrote: [ -> ]Hmm... good question. There aren't any bodies on the CURIE, either.
Maybe they're the Fleshers? That would also partly explain why we only see Fleshers on/near the CURIE.
I forgot to tell you, there's cut content in the games model and graphic files relating to the in-game creation of the Jiangshi discoball heads or 'fleshers' as some people seem to call them. There's fully animated models of a man part-way transformed into a discoball head and one of a man on some sort of apparatus being operated on by the WAU, I have a feeling the Curie was supposed to be a larger and more in-depth part of the game in some way, and no i'm not talking about that old stuff with the Cabal.
By the way, the fleshers were a nickname created for the Cabal diving-suit weirdos. According to Tom in an interview this was meant to be a major clue as to the nature of their faction, flesh and blood cyborgs versus the steely coldness of the digital singularity.
Also, Lazoriss, you make some good points there, I still haven't watched Depth or the last few transmissions and I don't plan to for a while.
(01-29-2016, 11:48 PM)GhylTarvoke Wrote: [ -> ]There aren't any bodies on the CURIE, either.
There are bones and skulls on the Curie. I think the crew basically drowned...
The escape pod still has its lights on, and is right in front of Lambda.
My theory is that the previous occupant of the escape vessel was the female flesher in Lambda, and not extremely long ago.
(07-26-2016, 09:32 AM)cantremember Wrote: [ -> ]The escape pod still has its lights on, and is right in front of Lambda.
My theory is that the previous occupant of the escape vessel was the female flesher in Lambda, and not extremely long ago.
Surely there'd be something on the CURIE or in Lambda which states when an Escape Pod had been jettisoned?