Oh god... what if they are "growing" personalities that can perfectly handle these chores, so they can copy them onto Severance chips? So these versions of Gemma would be waking up in every person that buys one of these chips for convenience.
What if, unknowingly, Mark is condemning all these versions of Gemma to an infinitely copied, never-ending hell?
I'm not a pro, but I can certainly give some tips!
Inscryption is an amazing game, but I find it hard to understand what's going on a lot of the time. Slay the Spire is much better in that regard. You can hover over any status effect, keyword and so on to get a tooltip that explains things pretty well. Most artifacts etc. are also easy to understand, and the tutorial is a good introduction.
Some tips (most are good for all such card games):
Okay, title might sound a bit crazy, but hear me out.
When you cross the bridge to the Divine Tower of East Altus, you're pulled into a boss fight with two Omens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVuAtY6Lq8M
I think that this fight happens inside the veil which separates the Shadow Lands from the Lands Between. There are a bunch of reasons for this:
All of this leads me to believe that this fight happens inside the veil! What do you think?
All credit goes to @Newbuild@lemmy.nz: https://lemmy.world/comment/14619924
Amazing episode! But I'm not sure how to feel about this decision yet, guess we'll have to see which theories are correct.
When the short animated movie starts, we clearly see a projector with three separate projection sources, one with a lens for each base color:
Since they are each positioned with a slight offset and angled, the projected pictures can't work well for all distances. The further you get from the actual "perfect" distance, the more the different color channels will be offset visually. And yet, what do we see when Mr. Milchick steps in front of the screen?
Obviously the whole fandom has been intensely discussing multiple theories:
I'm not sure which one I agree with the most. What do you guys think?
While we don't know their identities, it clears up who the "twins" were in Woe's Hollow. They seem to be individuals that are deliberately similar to our refiners, basically "shadows".
And this tells us a lot about the severed floor! Now we definitely know that there's more staff on the Lumon back-end, and all their actions are being analyzed.
The episode implied that the rooms are scenarios that Gemma strongly dislikes, with each room having a separate severed version.
The implication is that MDR is responsible for something in relation to the room - they probably either "uncover" the scenarios the test person hates, or they prepare/change the innie versions in some ways. I'm thinking it's the earlier since Cold Harbor isn't done yet, and Mark is still working on the file.
It's going to be a scenario like the other rooms, and the episode foreshadowed that it will involve drowning (or suffocating).
Presumably this will be the topic of the next few episodes.
Rhegabi explained that Lumon has people at the morgue. They found a corpse that looks similar to Gemma, and burned it (Mark mentioned something about identifying her charred remains).