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Author Topic: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues  (Read 10305 times)

Demion Samenel

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Re: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues
« Reply #30 on: 05 May 2014, 15:39 »
Quote from: Katrina Oniseki on 05 May 2014, 15:27
I thought the trailer was nice. Behold my controversial opinions!

*gasp  :)
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Re: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues
« Reply #31 on: 05 May 2014, 16:13 »
Quote from: Ollie on 05 May 2014, 10:12
Quote from: Silas Vitalia on 04 May 2014, 21:52
That might be reading into it possibly too much?

I think we've seen plenty of these trailers take lore a bit liberally. 

Drekar is just the CCP way of showing this sort of thing being done by us the capsuleers, and using the Amarr as perhaps as a stand in for the 'empires' being opposed.  This goes in line with the last several rounds of promotional material of 'us vs them.'

Just like the ghost site trailer probably showed a 'general' example of how that gameplay worked, i think this one might be a 'general' trailer of where they are heading story wise.

Pretty much this. Also, don't the hard-line ultra-conservatives of Amarr orthodoxy regard capsuleers/clone soldiers as soulless abominations? That might explain the 'heretic' reference.

They would be called pagans or heathens, not heretics, I believe. Unless they are all of Amarr origin...
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Re: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues
« Reply #32 on: 05 May 2014, 16:53 »
Pagan/heathen/infidel are the appropriate words for non-believers rather than heretic, yes (apostate would probably also be appropriate, when considering that the Amarr believe every race once followed God and turned from him).

In the case of capsuleers though, I think abomination/monster/etc would probably be the better word to use, since it's a matter of the state of the soul (and its corruption/absence) rather than the capsuleer's faith.
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Re: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues
« Reply #33 on: 05 May 2014, 17:06 »
Quote from: Katrina Oniseki on 05 May 2014, 15:27
I thought the trailer was nice. Behold my controversial opinions!

SHUT UP AND WEAR THE DAMN TIN-FOIL BEFORE SOMEONE SEES YOU
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Re: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues
« Reply #34 on: 06 May 2014, 10:14 »
capsuleer owned stargates?
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Re: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues
« Reply #35 on: 06 May 2014, 12:06 »
Black and gold are colors of the Court Chamberlain, so in theory amarr commander could be Pomik Heromi he did command  some fleet or something during the Elder Invasion.
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Re: The Prophecy - Deciphering the clues
« Reply #36 on: 07 May 2014, 19:30 »
Quote from: Ashley on 06 May 2014, 12:06
Black and gold are colors of the Court Chamberlain, so in theory amarr commander could be Pomik Heromi he did command  some fleet or something during the Elder Invasion.
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Clearly then, we have solved one of the mysteries in this trailer - the (unusually) enigmatic figure in black and gold is surely this guy:

[spoiler][/spoiler]

 ;)
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