Revelations from Patch 6.2: Buried Memories

[Lyth]

I really enjoyed the Omicron questline. N-7000 and Jammingway were great characters, and I hope they do a combined tribal questline in the end. The item text on the gatherables was great this time around, especially on BTN. I really like how the bartender gives us a means to collaborate individual peoples back to many of the numbered worlds in Meteion's report, although Hena and the Nekropolis still seems to be a mystery. The writers were deliberately unambiguous about the story that they were telling in the final quest, and decisively reinforced their earlier statements about the Nibirun. I think this is going to be a really difficult one to top, although with the Loporrits up next it's still very possible.

With dynamis seeming to have miraculous potential well beyond what aether offers us, I wonder what will come of this energy source in future storylines. I suppose the fact that it isn't under anyone's conscious control is probably the balancing factor.

[Alleo]

Since it doesn't need two to tango for dragons and there is a fate chain in the zone dealing with baby dragons in the zone I'd have to assume Dynamis made ones could make more?

Would be nice for them to finally be able to live normally again.
There are quite a few great speech bubbles in Elysium. One of the Omicrons is even showing his dance moves to the Ea children (I cant spell their names). I do feel sad though that we cant see some dragons flying around their mountains.

I also wished that the cafe itself would have change a bit more. Maybe even using the outside parts of it. But I guess getting Elysium with all the changes and a huge change around the bar would be too much.

[SannaR]

Yeah, I like the Omnicron and Nibirun talking about the Nibirun's tree. I noticed today that there are green and regular colored Elpis flowers on the bar counter. Along with Ea things that are in the shape of an Electron Microscope. And there saplings of the Omnicron trees. I wish we knew what civilization they took it from. It is a little disappointing that the cafe didn't spread out more from the one building. Though it is nice that it has a chance to grow bigger just not any time soon as both Jammingway and N-7000 predict that they'll get even more customers from other places at some point now that souls are no longer trapped inside of the Meteia's egg.

[Iscah]

Idle thought that I don't think I've seen anyone raise before: now that we know that people can't die in the Thirteenth, that should mean that Unei and Doga's souls are still out there somewhere? Or merged into the Cloud of Darkness but still potentially retrievable, perhaps.

[SannaR]

I guess their souls would be somewhere.

[Necrotica]

Do clones have souls?

[SannaR]

Do clones have souls?

I'm not sure. It's something I wondered about back when we got first shown the Solus clones. On how would they function. Course my string of thought was more about what personality would said clones have.

I don't think they would on their own unless they had one popped into them. Not that they wouldn't be able to live persay as we know things without one are able to do that. Which makes you wonder what exactly does a thing having one imply or why it matters. Except for memories occasionally becoming part of a soul.

[Iscah]

Unei and Doga said something about them being unique among the clones because they had been given the will(?) of their originals, versus the mindless clones serving Xande. That might mean they have souls or the potential to acquire them like Alpha, if that is indeed what happened with Alpha.

[Kranel_San]

What happened to the Cloud of Darkness though? She was just mentioned once and that's all. I remember after the fight encounter she was pretty active so I think we might encounter her again at one point.

[Wyssahtyn]

elaboration on viera name lore dropped this heavensturn:

Far Eastern Omikujishi: Ah, I never did tell you my name, did I? It is “Morisoba,” at present. Though we Viera who have chosen to venture from our homeland are prone to changing our names on a whim, I'm a rather unusual case. I switch between twelve different names depending on the outlook of my fortune!