[SPOILER] About Silverstein and Duelist Godo

[Ritynho]

When you defeat Dueslit Godo with Silverstein in your party, he says that they are the same. How is that possible? Is there any information about this?

[Zetact]

In the archive you can read brief lore synopses on the enemies that makes it pretty clear.

The Crimson Wilderness was an experiment to see what would happen if an avatar was created with personality data, but no memory data.

These created avatars with no memory data exhibited mindsets similar to infants, and within the virtual world where there is no death they grew to develop violent tendencies, so when left alone they eventually developed into what you see in the Crimson Wilderness. With that curiosity satiated, the Wilderness was locked off to prevent the copies from escaping and subsist of constant combat, dying and reviving.

Godo is the result of this process, using Silverstein's personality data.

While it is not stated to be Clyne's experiment, only saying it was "The Master" who made the copies, there is one of the data logs Clyne made where he does mention this infantlike behavior from avatars with no memory data, so it's safe to say it was his experiment.

[The Wise Wolf]

Originally posted by Zetact:

In the archive you can read brief lore synopses on the enemies that makes it pretty clear.

The Crimson Wilderness was an experiment to see what would happen if an avatar was created with personality data, but no memory data.

These created avatars with no memory data exhibited mindsets similar to infants, and within the virtual world where there is no death they grew to develop violent tendencies, so when left alone they eventually developed into what you see in the Crimson Wilderness. With that curiosity satiated, the Wilderness was locked off to prevent the copies from escaping and subsist of constant combat, dying and reviving.

Godo is the result of this process, using Silverstein's personality data.

While it is not stated to be Clyne's experiment, only saying it was "The Master" who made the copies, there is one of the data logs Clyne made where he does mention this infantlike behavior from avatars with no memory data, so it's safe to say it was his experiment.

I wonder why the whole zone wasn't just deleted after experiments were finished.

[Ritynho]

Did not know you could interact with the archive lol, ty for that

[Velorien]

I've tried entering the archive by both means now, but I can't see any way to interact with it. How do you do this?

[Sunwave]

I think they mean the encyclopedia, and then the monster data. Not the archive.

[Velorien]

Originally posted by Sunwave:

I think they mean the encyclopedia, and then the monster data. Not the archive.

I finally figured that out today. There's nothing in there about Silverstein, though.

[Sunwave]

No but it clearly states that the personality data of the people in the Ark was used to create the people int he wilderness. Except without memories. It's easy to extrapolate the fact that he must be the result of silverstein's personality data, especially considering the things they both say when they meet.

[HeraldOfOpera]

Originally posted by Sunwave:

No but it clearly states that the personality data of the people in the Ark was used to create the people int he wilderness. Except without memories. It's easy to extrapolate the fact that he must be the result of silverstein's personality data, especially considering the things they both say when they meet.

And that Godo uses several of Silverstein's attacks, similarly to how most of Azar's moveset is based on his playable counterpart.

[Sunwave]

Originally posted by HeraldOfOpera:

Originally posted by Sunwave:

No but it clearly states that the personality data of the people in the Ark was used to create the people int he wilderness. Except without memories. It's easy to extrapolate the fact that he must be the result of silverstein's personality data, especially considering the things they both say when they meet.

And that Godo uses several of Silverstein's attacks, similarly to how most of Azar's moveset is based on his playable counterpart.

Yeah. Basically Rapid shot, ricochet shot, mark, blind fire (revolver fanning), and snipe.