[ SECRET POST #2259 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2259 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not sure I agree with that. Nowhere in any of the game is that expressly stated. It's not even really implied, as the third game's entire backstory was the most in-depth about Marker history/technology and yet it came out with nothing more concrete about what Necromorphs actually are than the first two games.

It's basically left wide open. OP (and the Unitologists) could be totally correct. That's one of the points about the game that I found so intriguing, myself; the lack of black and white morality to it.

[(Anonymous)]

Alien creature jumps inside a body and has a joyride, I really can't see how that leaves the original inhabitant alive at all. If they were taken over when they're still alive then maybe they're still in there(that's a big maybe for me though), but when they're already dead? Nope.

[(Anonymous)]

Except you don't actually know that's exactly what happens. It's never fully explained. For all anyone knows, the original person could very well be fully conscious for said "joyride".

[insanenoodlyguy]

well they sure aren't in control then. Unless everybody just decides to kill everybody else just because?

[(Anonymous)]

yep DS3 basically explains that the markers brainwash sentient species around them in order to accomplish its goals so free-will is more about having the willpower to resist them.

not to mention the whole necromorphs not needing their heads thing, and some of the parasites purposely decapitating victims, its very doubtful that any of your consciousness survives conversion, the whole living on thing that unitology preaches is pretty much proven to be false, the markers purposely work that way to make people think that its to their benefit so they march like lambs to the slaughter by building more markers.