I love the ending of Killer 7. It's one of the most powerful endings in the gaming world. It's kinda sad how in the end, Garcian is all alone, he's lost his master, he's lost his closest thing to a friend, he's lost all of his personalities, he's lost the creepy maid, he's even lost his enemies. He really has no where else to go in life.
It is when he has lost everything that he is truly reborn, as shown in the true ending. Unshackled from those who once controlled him his subsequent independent actions dictate the fate of Japan, as it being destroyed is the canon ending.
But due to their being multiple time lines intersecting into one at times harman is still alive 100 years later in Shanghai to redo what was done during our time playing killer 7 essentially a never ending cycle.
Right on. I don't think you can even really have true tragedy without comedy and madness -- Shakespeare understood this -- and Killer7 has both in spades.
You know, it's really odd, when he had the personalities, Mills, and the others, he seemed so calm, cool, and collected, but at the very end, you can't help but feel bad for him. It really is powerful.
Those guys probably meant a lot to him considering that he doesn't have any friends. But Emir killing himself made Garcian realise just who he was and that since the 3rd eye closed he came into synch with Emir . Notice how Garcian suddenly changes tone in this scene? Becuase hes actually a human again now instead of a psychological being and realises that he killed the 7 in the past. It's just like they say a lot in the game that the Killer7 are monsters, freaks or whatever and are not human
I think that, based off of the way garcian reacted to opening the suitcase and how he needs the disembodied heads of the killer 7 to revive them, there wasn't supposed to be weapons in that suitcase.
This was one of my favorite Chapters. I wish they'd make a prequel/sequel for Killer7(although its probably unnessecary because of the opend-ended ending). They could use the story from the "Hand in Killer7" book.
This story isn't open to interpretation. There IS actually just one right way to see it. It's just that it's so convoluted that when people don't get it or can't find the answers they say. "oh it's whatever you want to believe it means." Garcian is actually dead since he blew his brains out a long time ago as Emir. Harman says that he took him in on the roof. Harman has the power to absorb personalities of dead people. All of the Killer7 were real people at one point. Harman can only turn into people who he is compatible with which is why not all the people he kills become part of him, rather they just become ghost like spectres he can see such as Travis. At the end Garcian learns that he is dead and only lives on as part of Harman. Although it is Harman's body, Garcian becomes the dominant personality and takes over. He is just a pawn in Harman's never ending battles against Kun Lan and in the end he gets to decide who wins, Harman who represents the west or Kun Lan of the East. Whatever Garcian/Emir chooses, it doesn't matter because a century later, Harman and Kun Lan repeat the cycle and fight again. They are Gods.
***** It's said clearly in the game that the original 7 assassins and Emir were killed 50 years ago. It's impossible for them to be the same age for so long. During the game's present day, the killers return within one of the Harmans. This Harman uses the personalities of long dead people and yes, he can literally take on their physical form. There's evidence in the fact that certain characters see the current persona being used like Curtis Blackburn who saw Dan, or Jean DePaul seeing Mask, not Harman or Garcian. Another thing to note is the scanner on the door before the fight with Curtis. It doesn't open unless you use Dan. It wouldn't make sense if Garcian just thought he was Dan since the door scanned specifically for Dan's eyes. It's explained in Suda51's killer7 handbook that Harman is capable of absorbing people. Dissociative identity disorder doesn't really portrain to the actual story. What Harman has isn't that necessarily. The evidence of reincarnation of all the characters is also in the ending with Harman and Kun Lan's battle a century later. The events just repeat.
I'm kinda curious though, why call the credits song to the game Dissociative Identity if it has nothing to do with Garcian making the realization he hasn't got mutiple personalities? Is it due to Garcian realizing he is infact Emir?
Kinda bold to say there's only one interpretation when in fact there are many.... One being he didn't die, but lost "the third eye" until the very end.
Garcian/Emir is not dead, he is, in fact, Immortal, this scene is supposed to be Garcian remembering he is Emir and becoming the Bloody Heartland once more, becoming his own person again. You are right though about Harman using Him as a pawn in his battle with Kun Lan and how they're battle will continue on forever and the cycle repeating.
+shotgunner777 well It's him coming in terms with being a traitor like Kaede and in the first mission you encounter certain smiles that betrayed kun lan
+selemanecu Oh, woah. I didn't even notice the symbolism in that. It really is always white clothes stained with blood in all three cases, isn't it? That almost makes Garcian's entire outfit a huge case of foreshadowing right from the start. Holy heck.
Since Garcian didn't know he was the other personalities, he couldn't change into them willingly, until the final battle where all of the other 6 died, and he came out as the 7th. Garcian was the 7th member of the killer7, and the leader of them all. Harman was just his mentor. But thats just me.
whenever someone says something to this effect it makes me glad they did not make the things they are talking about, you really have no idea how many things in video games work so well because they are video games
I certainly was. The music and the performance by Emir/Garcian's voice actor breaking down after being a total badass who "feels no remorse when seeing a dead body" just caught me off guard. Some genuine human emotion after being deluged with ever more ludicrous scenarios.
man the amount of like, complete shattering of the world in garcian's eyes has to be incomprehensible at least it's for good though - in the next chapter he seems to have gotten over it (maybe? he doesnt really say anything) and is able to make his first choice
Emir/Gracian is not the Killer7 He is dead, this scene shows how he killed himself out of guilt after murdering the smiths In truth the entire killer 7 are all personalities of Harman
Emir dies for real and is not brought back by Harman after the real ending: USA destroys Japan and the battleShip Island and declares war on the rest of the world.
I've read all the interpretations of the story, but I prefer the one I made up myself. I feel that Harman controlled Garcian, and Garcian was the killer7. It makes sense. Garcian is the only one who can revive the other members because HE IS the other members. I believe garcian is the one with the 6 other personalities. He never morphed into the other ones, he was the other ones. Harman just watched over him and changed the channel when the other personalities were needed.
Well, from what i understand is that when he shot "himself" in the 3rd eye, he remembered his past life as Eric(that guy you research in the school chapter),that means that he was the one that killed the original Killer 7 assasins(dont remember exactly why he did it. And also, Kun Lan was Eric's father, so if you remember the last chess game between Kun Lan and Harman, you'll see that the kid he was talking about was Eric and how is it that he awoke.
I love this scene. So... sad. So dramatic. Poor Emir, and poor Garcian, especially. I still can't find the real ending on UA-cam, though. The Lion endings.
Well what I understood was that the thing with the handsome men and the Love girl was an online game and I can support it by various reasons. 1, they fought in a deserted Times Square, the second thing is that we can see at the end of the chapter that Kun Lan is holding a game controller., probably being the mind behind Love, only using her as an avatar. Nowadays, its very easy to pretend being a girl on the internet. Also at the end of the fight we can see online game, credits and "Game End"
This is a great ending......but I wish the rest of the game wasn't tripping so heavily on bath salts so this impact could mean more without it just being another weird thing in a game swimming in weirdness
@Popnlock11 There's a lot of symbolism in this game. I mean it's hard to describe what everything means, since there's a lot of Japanese AND English symbolism, that both countries still have yet to decipher.
I kinda disagree because if Emir coudnt manifest those personas into the real world then Curtis Blackburn would have noticed that he was fighting Emir not Dan Smith. Also, the eye retinal scanner woudnt work on Emir.
Garcian was really Emir Parkreiner and killed Harman, Dan, Kaede, Kevin, Coyote, Con, Mask and Kun Lan and at this moment he just klled himself(the dude in the red shirt)
So let me get something straight, Garcian is this Kamir guy right? And Kamir is an assasin who killed 6 people at that hotel for some reason. Then Karmir forgets(? this is the part I get confused) and becomes another person, who is Garcian. This newly born Garcian subconciously has split personalities, and are the people Karmir killed, before he became garcian. And to have those split personalities he had to have those guns which were in the suitcases.
That was when Garcian was Emir. Emir killed the old Killer 7 because Young Harman recruited them to fight God Harman. Garcian was made by Kung and Young Harman was made by Harman. It was probably in the past. The ironic thing is, Young Harman works for Kung and Garcian works for Harman.
Finally, I believe the apartment was Old Harman's Mind. You can hear Young Harman screaming cause he is trapped there by the Diety Harman, and the Diety rests in the locked up room with Kun Lan. At the end, I inferred that Young Harman enters the room and blasts Diety Harman and Kun Lan with his machine gun.
Does his briefcase symbolise that Garcian is the Killer 7? That the assassin skills of the other 6 are his and they don't exist. As he's the best assassin there is and outwitted the other 6 at their own game in the hotel level.
god i know this is old, but you are wrong, he could transform, Garcian used Harmans ring, which is what gave him the power to absorb dead people, it was originally Harmans power, they even say it in the game, but Harman was taken over by God (Harman) who is fighting Kun Lan for centuries, this is why Harman disappears after being shot during the chess game by the real Harman who's body he (God Harman) had taken over, real Harman is unlocked after you finish the game, he uses a Tommy gun
"will someone please explain this thourougly please? " All the "split personalities" were in his mind; they were just images of the people he killed during the hotel massacre. As the "cleaner" when he always went to revive them, he'd open his suitcase...and they never showed it. Now, they show it...there's nothing medical in there; only their guns. The split personalities did not really exist.
i know this is old but basically Garcian was using Harmans ring, which gave him the power to absorb dead people, this is why Garcian sees dead people all over the place, ppl that both he and Harman had absorbed, it's also why you lose your powers to transform and see smileys at the end of the game when Garcian frees himself from God Harman, not to be confused with the assassin Harman who he killed during the hotel raid against the Killer-7, the story is half political half religios
There is another level after this, You play as Garcian and u decide if Japans guy rules or America carry on their lies, Kun lan is Iwazaru and 300 years later Harman fights Kun lan again
Thats not the ending! The ending is you chose to save the US or Japan and afterward you see Harman Smith and Kun Lan in china and they replay the scene they had at the ending of the first level.
Anyones thoughts, for when Garcian opens the case, do you think it would have been better if the writers took a line from Pulp Fiction and actually let only Garcian see whats in the case, and leave it open to interpretation?
I'm someone who adores leaving things open to the audience. The thing is, so much of the game already does that. So having us actually see what was in the case makes it honestly more shocking and effective than it would have been otherwise.
Indeed and they already sort of pulled that when Garcian opens the safe in the school. Even though it's revealed later on what was in the safe it would be easy to miss if you aren't paying very close attention.
I kinda feel that if you did that you’d just ruin it. The guns are the last nail in the coffin that garcian can’t ignore or deny. If you show nothing it just seems like smile part 3 is just a load of bs that doesn’t get properly explained.
If you actually had more insight into the game, you'd realize that almost all of the dialogue is coded in being metaphorical. The game revolves around political conspiracy, so it would only make sense why the characters talk the way they do. It's like an "X files trust no one" type of situation.
I love the ending of Killer 7. It's one of the most powerful endings in the gaming world. It's kinda sad how in the end, Garcian is all alone, he's lost his master, he's lost his closest thing to a friend, he's lost all of his personalities, he's lost the creepy maid, he's even lost his enemies. He really has no where else to go in life.
It is when he has lost everything that he is truly reborn, as shown in the true ending. Unshackled from those who once controlled him his subsequent independent actions dictate the fate of Japan, as it being destroyed is the canon ending.
At least there's a bright side: Emir/Garcian could finally make his own choice in Lion.
but its lame xD
@@SCARaw is not
But due to their being multiple time lines intersecting into one at times harman is still alive 100 years later in Shanghai to redo what was done during our time playing killer 7 essentially a never ending cycle.
Right on. I don't think you can even really have true tragedy without comedy and madness -- Shakespeare understood this -- and Killer7 has both in spades.
You know, it's really odd, when he had the personalities, Mills, and the others, he seemed so calm, cool, and collected, but at the very end, you can't help but feel bad for him. It really is powerful.
He never had personal agency until after this revelation occurs, it wasn’t his fault that he was raised to be used.
@@MrSoopSA Plus being sexually abused by his mother from what I understand didnt help either.
Those guys probably meant a lot to him considering that he doesn't have any friends.
But Emir killing himself made Garcian realise just who he was and that since the 3rd eye closed he came into synch with Emir . Notice how Garcian suddenly changes tone in this scene? Becuase hes actually a human again now instead of a psychological being and realises that he killed the 7 in the past. It's just like they say a lot in the game that the Killer7 are monsters, freaks or whatever and are not human
The ending of this game is one of the best ever. It was just so powerful.
i love this ending...i love the soundtrack....favorite song on the soundtrack.
Killer7 is a masterpiece.
I think that, based off of the way garcian reacted to opening the suitcase and how he needs the disembodied heads of the killer 7 to revive them, there wasn't supposed to be weapons in that suitcase.
This was one of my favorite Chapters. I wish they'd make a prequel/sequel for Killer7(although its probably unnessecary because of the opend-ended ending). They could use the story from the "Hand in Killer7" book.
this is one ending scene to a game that i was actually moved. crazy and sad at the same time. this game is truly insane to say the least
This story isn't open to interpretation. There IS actually just one right way to see it. It's just that it's so convoluted that when people don't get it or can't find the answers they say. "oh it's whatever you want to believe it means." Garcian is actually dead since he blew his brains out a long time ago as Emir. Harman says that he took him in on the roof. Harman has the power to absorb personalities of dead people. All of the Killer7 were real people at one point. Harman can only turn into people who he is compatible with which is why not all the people he kills become part of him, rather they just become ghost like spectres he can see such as Travis. At the end Garcian learns that he is dead and only lives on as part of Harman. Although it is Harman's body, Garcian becomes the dominant personality and takes over. He is just a pawn in Harman's never ending battles against Kun Lan and in the end he gets to decide who wins, Harman who represents the west or Kun Lan of the East. Whatever Garcian/Emir chooses, it doesn't matter because a century later, Harman and Kun Lan repeat the cycle and fight again. They are Gods.
***** It's said clearly in the game that the original 7 assassins and Emir were killed 50 years ago. It's impossible for them to be the same age for so long. During the game's present day, the killers return within one of the Harmans. This Harman uses the personalities of long dead people and yes, he can literally take on their physical form. There's evidence in the fact that certain characters see the current persona being used like Curtis Blackburn who saw Dan, or Jean DePaul seeing Mask, not Harman or Garcian. Another thing to note is the scanner on the door before the fight with Curtis. It doesn't open unless you use Dan. It wouldn't make sense if Garcian just thought he was Dan since the door scanned specifically for Dan's eyes. It's explained in Suda51's killer7 handbook that Harman is capable of absorbing people. Dissociative identity disorder doesn't really portrain to the actual story. What Harman has isn't that necessarily. The evidence of reincarnation of all the characters is also in the ending with Harman and Kun Lan's battle a century later. The events just repeat.
I'm kinda curious though, why call the credits song to the game Dissociative Identity if it has nothing to do with Garcian making the realization he hasn't got mutiple personalities? Is it due to Garcian realizing he is infact Emir?
Clearly Garcian is the one who revives them all considering he does that all game long.
Kinda bold to say there's only one interpretation when in fact there are many.... One being he didn't die, but lost "the third eye" until the very end.
Garcian/Emir is not dead, he is, in fact, Immortal, this scene is supposed to be Garcian remembering he is Emir and becoming the Bloody Heartland once more, becoming his own person again. You are right though about Harman using Him as a pawn in his battle with Kun Lan and how they're battle will continue on forever and the cycle repeating.
Man, that sure was a nice suit that he totally ruined. Shit.
+shotgunner777 well It's him coming in terms with being a traitor like Kaede and in the first mission you encounter certain smiles that betrayed kun lan
+selemanecu missed the joke severely.
+selemanecu Oh, woah. I didn't even notice the symbolism in that. It really is always white clothes stained with blood in all three cases, isn't it?
That almost makes Garcian's entire outfit a huge case of foreshadowing right from the start. Holy heck.
It is a nice suit. John Phillips, London. I have two myself. Rumor has it Arafat buys his there.
@@nekkowe I think we had similar symbolic scenes like this in the 25th ward when Shiroyabu became "death-filed"
Since Garcian didn't know he was the other personalities, he couldn't change into them willingly, until the final battle where all of the other 6 died, and he came out as the 7th. Garcian was the 7th member of the killer7, and the leader of them all. Harman was just his mentor.
But thats just me.
This scene takes me the fuck back. To where? I no longer fuckin remember.
This end was the most surpising and plot changing one i ever seen on a game, it hit hard to see garcian this way
I agree. It just has that ambient atmosphere that sends chills down my spine. It's probably the most satisfying ending I've ever seen.
D:
A very sad but powerful ending.
This game WILL be remembered.
So will Con's reload :D
Man...I need to play through this again...this week
This game was way ahead of its time. A true masterpiece that should have been a movie or s series.
It's a game, it doesn't have to be a series to be good
@@Dana-61 Yes but the concept is classic for a movie or series
whenever someone says something to this effect it makes me glad they did not make the things they are talking about, you really have no idea how many things in video games work so well because they are video games
who was cutting onions during this?
I certainly was. The music and the performance by Emir/Garcian's voice actor breaking down after being a total badass who "feels no remorse when seeing a dead body" just caught me off guard. Some genuine human emotion after being deluged with ever more ludicrous scenarios.
man the amount of like, complete shattering of the world in garcian's eyes has to be incomprehensible
at least it's for good though - in the next chapter he seems to have gotten over it (maybe? he doesnt really say anything) and is able to make his first choice
Emir/Gracian is not the Killer7
He is dead, this scene shows how he killed himself out of guilt after murdering the smiths
In truth the entire killer 7 are all personalities of Harman
Emir dies for real and is not brought back by Harman after the real ending: USA destroys Japan and the battleShip Island and declares war on the rest of the world.
But he comes back in a far future
@@NOACCEPTANCE772Both endings are canon
You should have included the credits.
I love the music so much.
I've read all the interpretations of the story, but I prefer the one I made up myself. I feel that Harman controlled Garcian, and Garcian was the killer7. It makes sense. Garcian is the only one who can revive the other members because HE IS the other members. I believe garcian is the one with the 6 other personalities. He never morphed into the other ones, he was the other ones. Harman just watched over him and changed the channel when the other personalities were needed.
i think so :/ it was kind of sad... its still one of the brightest games on ps2 in my memory, loved it :)
Well, from what i understand is that when he shot "himself" in the 3rd eye, he remembered his past life as Eric(that guy you research in the school chapter),that means that he was the one that killed the original Killer 7 assasins(dont remember exactly why he did it. And also, Kun Lan was Eric's father, so if you remember the last chess game between Kun Lan and Harman, you'll see that the kid he was talking about was Eric and how is it that he awoke.
I love this scene. So... sad. So dramatic. Poor Emir, and poor Garcian, especially.
I still can't find the real ending on UA-cam, though. The Lion endings.
Well what I understood was that the thing with the handsome men and the Love girl was an online game and I can support it by various reasons. 1, they fought in a deserted Times Square, the second thing is that we can see at the end of the chapter that Kun Lan is holding a game controller., probably being the mind behind Love, only using her as an avatar. Nowadays, its very easy to pretend being a girl on the internet. Also at the end of the fight we can see online game, credits and "Game End"
I can relate......
This is a great ending......but I wish the rest of the game wasn't tripping so heavily on bath salts so this impact could mean more without it just being another weird thing in a game swimming in weirdness
all i can say its that this was so sad :(
"Ow my face" hahaha nice. Also, great ending to the game, it leaves it so open ended to a point where many things could be considered right.
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@Popnlock11 There's a lot of symbolism in this game. I mean it's hard to describe what everything means, since there's a lot of Japanese AND English symbolism, that both countries still have yet to decipher.
@cptspoofy , AHHHHH. Now that explain's garcian's apartment and those funny sounds. Thanks.
100 years later…
kanye west rn:
you should have left it a bit longer. the music coming in with the credits is awesome.
where am i
how did i get here
I kinda disagree because if Emir coudnt manifest those personas into the real world then Curtis Blackburn would have noticed that he was fighting Emir not Dan Smith. Also, the eye retinal scanner woudnt work on Emir.
Garcian was really Emir Parkreiner and killed Harman, Dan, Kaede, Kevin, Coyote, Con, Mask and Kun Lan and at this moment he just klled himself(the dude in the red shirt)
So let me get something straight, Garcian is this Kamir guy right? And Kamir is an assasin who killed 6 people at that hotel for some reason. Then Karmir forgets(? this is the part I get confused) and becomes another person, who is Garcian. This newly born Garcian subconciously has split personalities, and are the people Karmir killed, before he became garcian. And to have those split personalities he had to have those guns which were in the suitcases.
so Garcian has the power from all time ?
That was when Garcian was Emir. Emir killed the old Killer 7 because Young Harman recruited them to fight God Harman. Garcian was made by Kung and Young Harman was made by Harman. It was probably in the past.
The ironic thing is, Young Harman works for Kung and Garcian works for Harman.
Finally, I believe the apartment was Old Harman's Mind. You can hear Young Harman screaming cause he is trapped there by the Diety Harman, and the Diety rests in the locked up room with Kun Lan. At the end, I inferred that Young Harman enters the room and blasts Diety Harman and Kun Lan with his machine gun.
Poor Garcian... I MEAN! Poor Emir...
@damonkatumaru I do get this,but I think the whole the thing is much more complicated.
Well, this is the Kill the Past ending, but you're right. The final segment focuses on the message the game is trying to make on a political level.
They saw Garcian as a specific person.
Does his briefcase symbolise that Garcian is the Killer 7?
That the assassin skills of the other 6 are his and they don't exist. As he's the best assassin there is and outwitted the other 6 at their own game in the hotel level.
god i know this is old, but you are wrong, he could transform, Garcian used Harmans ring, which is what gave him the power to absorb dead people, it was originally Harmans power, they even say it in the game, but Harman was taken over by God (Harman) who is fighting Kun Lan for centuries, this is why Harman disappears after being shot during the chess game by the real Harman who's body he (God Harman) had taken over, real Harman is unlocked after you finish the game, he uses a Tommy gun
How do you know there were diguises in his case too? I only saw guns.
@Cruelruin0 he had seven personalities based on the people he killed.
"will someone please explain this thourougly please? "
All the "split personalities" were in his mind; they were just images of the people he killed during the hotel massacre. As the "cleaner" when he always went to revive them, he'd open his suitcase...and they never showed it. Now, they show it...there's nothing medical in there; only their guns. The split personalities did not really exist.
Oh, sorry.
i know this is old but basically Garcian was using Harmans ring, which gave him the power to absorb dead people, this is why Garcian sees dead people all over the place, ppl that both he and Harman had absorbed, it's also why you lose your powers to transform and see smileys at the end of the game when Garcian frees himself from God Harman, not to be confused with the assassin Harman who he killed during the hotel raid against the Killer-7, the story is half political half religios
There is another level after this, You play as Garcian and u decide if Japans guy rules or America carry on their lies, Kun lan is Iwazaru and 300 years later Harman fights Kun lan again
will someone please explain this thourougly please?
i like the way suda 51 makes these games look so FUCKED UP :D
Harman and Emir are two different personas. They are not related at all. Remember Old Harman Smith was the one that gave Emir his powers.
@falariem whf are you waiting for!!!!!!
killer 7.......never beat it....but damn i wish i can go back and give it another try so i can understand wut the fuck just happened
Holy crap, major spoilers, Garcian didn't transform, all the other assassins were just figments of his imagination.
Thats not the ending! The ending is you chose to save the US or Japan and afterward you see Harman Smith and Kun Lan in china and they replay the scene they had at the ending of the first level.
Ok,i'm confused...
that ending mind fucked me
Anyones thoughts, for when Garcian opens the case, do you think it would have been better if the writers took a line from Pulp Fiction and actually let only Garcian see whats in the case, and leave it open to interpretation?
the ENTIRE GAME is open to interpretation. I think that providing an answer once and a while makes it more interesting.
I'm someone who adores leaving things open to the audience. The thing is, so much of the game already does that. So having us actually see what was in the case makes it honestly more shocking and effective than it would have been otherwise.
Indeed and they already sort of pulled that when Garcian opens the safe in the school. Even though it's revealed later on what was in the safe it would be easy to miss if you aren't paying very close attention.
I kinda feel that if you did that you’d just ruin it. The guns are the last nail in the coffin that garcian can’t ignore or deny. If you show nothing it just seems like smile part 3 is just a load of bs that doesn’t get properly explained.
No I hate to see that becuase i
don't this game yo be a big mystery then it already is.
@xxHazyShadowsxx True my man true
OK explai to me everythingggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg!!! please
im still so confused!!!!!!!
Survived an apocalypse , still dont understand the ending to this game
The confrontation between Curtis and Dan contradicts this theory.
I like the political side of the story more, propoganda and conspiracy.
If you actually had more insight into the game, you'd realize that almost all of the dialogue is coded in being metaphorical. The game revolves around political conspiracy, so it would only make sense why the characters talk the way they do. It's like an "X files trust no one" type of situation.
@UltimateInfinty amn dude that was funny
I don't get it.
Garcian is not real, he is a manifestation of Emir Parkreiner (the man that killed the smiths)
@Cruelruin0 That part is politics,,,no one really understand that part, which is why some frown twords the game.
Don't understand ending.
PLZ x-plain.
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its emo
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