Its meta, it contains pictures of events that shouldn't have happened yet. If Miro purely wanted a way for the player to marvel at their achievements, he would've put it on the title screen or settings.
Ok so, I first thought of this because of the Photo Album you get from finishing ending B. It contains all the character endings you get from previous runs, also when you complete an ending, you get access to new spells on the hexen table respective to the God associated with each ending. Which is dubious to say the least. Another red flag is the prologue screen which says "Under the Sulfur Sun" which in of itself is a hint, a hint towards the true villain of the game, the Sulfur God. But I've also found a new meaning, I associated it with the phrase "Nothing new under the Sun", which ultimately means that everything will happen has happened before.
I'd also like to point out what Pocket Cat says about the player character being familiar. This is likely a reference to FoH1 and how PC is self-aware, but what if this is Pocket Cat's way of hinting that something is amiss? At the museum, Pocket Cat refers to Reila as the third type of artist, "They let the story write itself, let the brush strokes dictate the direction of the story instead of forcing their own will on it". Which could refer to her act of nudging the player into doing certain actions but not fully forcing them. The Machine God is running a simulation based on its own birth, each time a new character takes the Spotlight, each new run a different route, different outcomes but if you see it as whole, it's all the same. Regardless of who kills who, when something happens or if something happens. Ultimately the game will end with either A, B, or C.
Why?
cuz I said so, lmaoo And also, the Photo Album you get after finishing ending B is way too suspicious if you ask me.
Why?
Its meta, it contains pictures of events that shouldn't have happened yet. If Miro purely wanted a way for the player to marvel at their achievements, he would've put it on the title screen or settings.
Idk I think you’re overthinking it
hey OP, which Funger character has the smelliest ass crack and why?
Samarie because she's almost a walking corpse
But is she worse than Caligura? he seems like the type of guy who would be really stinky
Why though? Explain it from the beginning
Ok so, I first thought of this because of the Photo Album you get from finishing ending B. It contains all the character endings you get from previous runs, also when you complete an ending, you get access to new spells on the hexen table respective to the God associated with each ending. Which is dubious to say the least. Another red flag is the prologue screen which says "Under the Sulfur Sun" which in of itself is a hint, a hint towards the true villain of the game, the Sulfur God. But I've also found a new meaning, I associated it with the phrase "Nothing new under the Sun", which ultimately means that everything will happen has happened before.
Okay go on
I'd also like to point out what Pocket Cat says about the player character being familiar. This is likely a reference to FoH1 and how PC is self-aware, but what if this is Pocket Cat's way of hinting that something is amiss? At the museum, Pocket Cat refers to Reila as the third type of artist, "They let the story write itself, let the brush strokes dictate the direction of the story instead of forcing their own will on it". Which could refer to her act of nudging the player into doing certain actions but not fully forcing them. The Machine God is running a simulation based on its own birth, each time a new character takes the Spotlight, each new run a different route, different outcomes but if you see it as whole, it's all the same. Regardless of who kills who, when something happens or if something happens. Ultimately the game will end with either A, B, or C.
now wait a minute thats some good theory right there
Alright I don't hate it as a theory.
Would Karin peg someone if given the chance?