Future

[Araders]

All who died in the library returned to their former life in the city, are we interested to get interaction with them in future games?
It is interesting to remember whether they remember their fiasco in the library and whether they will want to take revenge on when it's almost every passing breeding E.G.O.

[Altidiya]

There are thing I'm really intriguing with the whole "everyone come back alive" [except the Ensemble Killed _when_ all is being restored]. Angela says she can't finish the process and Iori in the post-credit scene [now eliminated but I believe still in the minds of the devs] hint they remember the library shenanigans [that and the Claw and Arbiter remember all what happen].

My most important question is:
- What happen with Philip?

Yes, the fully corrupt phillip is killed in the ensemble final battle, but we have TWO books of Phillip, the unstable page of Crying Children transform you in pseudo-E.G.O Philip. Then, Philip will appear and be able to manifest his E.G.O or will appear as Crying Children from the start? With Yan is more the same in fact.

[Leyaliz]

As shown with R corp the pages change if the person enters the library multiple times. The reason why two different pages of Philip exist is because the unstable page of the crying children is made up of most of the crying children and part of it which contained Philip's mind escaped thus it was probably considered by the library to be a different entity. What this means for Philip is that he probably died with the Ensemble and for maybe a few moments the crying children will appear back in the city before it disappears because the mind that created it is no longer there.

[Alpha Chad]

My boy yan is messed up rn

[AritheReaper]

Originally posted by Altidiya:

There are thing I'm really intriguing with the whole "everyone come back alive" [except the Ensemble Killed _when_ all is being restored]. Angela says she can't finish the process and Iori in the post-credit scene [now eliminated but I believe still in the minds of the devs] hint they remember the library shenanigans [that and the Claw and Arbiter remember all what happen].

My most important question is:
- What happen with Philip?

Yes, the fully corrupt phillip is killed in the ensemble final battle, but we have TWO books of Phillip, the unstable page of Crying Children transform you in pseudo-E.G.O Philip. Then, Philip will appear and be able to manifest his E.G.O or will appear as Crying Children from the start? With Yan is more the same in fact.

They probably remember The Library at least in part, but it's worth noting that Iori's understanding of...well, everything, is pretty omniscient. Even back when the update with her battle dropped, people were already theorizing that she went into The Library knowing she could make it back out (a theory that has even more weight to it now).

[Rabbit]

Also it is possible for distortion to become human again

Seeing as it happened in Wonderlab comics. Since main reason for philip distorting was lost of the dawn office. Technically possible for him to come back as human if the dawn office members help him

[Ekimmak]

Next game is going to be a final fantasy tactics-style game, where you deploy an army made up of people that Angela brought back to life. Because what's consistent game mechanics?

[AritheReaper]

I'm...assuming that's a jab at the planned sequels, but I'm personally totally on board with an Etrian Odyssey-esc game. Plus, depending on how LC:2 is designed, it may have consistent mechanics between it and LC.

[CarThief]

Hey, there's only a few things absolute dogshite to play these days (mainly modern FPS games, anything on mobile and RTS games), so as long as it's not one of those pitfalls, PM could make it an awesome entry into it's genre. (And i'd bloody kill for a FF Tactics style Project Moon game. :P)

Hm, did they ALL return to the City, though? Wasn't the process interrupted, causing them to be dispersed all over the place instead of brought back to their original locations? And even if a few did end up in Nest L, that place be gone into the Outskirts now, and they probably won't last long in the Outskirts.

To say nothing of how the Head might catch some of them for information on what happened or how the Library works/worked. Not a pretty fate i'd imagine. It would be a real suprise to see some of them survive the expulsion from the Library given the random locations.

[JustACorpse]

Originally posted by CarThief:

Hey, there's only a few things absolute dogshite to play these days (mainly modern FPS games, anything on mobile and RTS games), so as long as it's not one of those pitfalls, PM could make it an awesome entry into it's genre. (And i'd bloody kill for a FF Tactics style Project Moon game. :P)

Hm, did they ALL return to the City, though? Wasn't the process interrupted, causing them to be dispersed all over the place instead of brought back to their original locations? And even if a few did end up in Nest L, that place be gone into the Outskirts now, and they probably won't last long in the Outskirts.

To say nothing of how the Head might catch some of them for information on what happened or how the Library works/worked. Not a pretty fate i'd imagine. It would be a real suprise to see some of them survive the expulsion from the Library given the random locations.

Depends on if any hydroponics facilities got brought with them (assuming that is how the city functions), and if Angela lets them into the Library. We can assume that she didn't, but then they also didn't see any other structures when they were investigating the Library in the outskirts from what I remember of the PT scene. So maybe the area expelled was mostly destroyed by the time the Head's goons show up, or was destroyed in the process of moving.

[NuclearFire]

I don't see Head being overall interested in expelled Library and will summon the library visitors for non-violent questioning at most. Remember nearly all the visitors are fixers and getting paid for answering questions is as easy a contract as it gets. Although the ones belongs to offices or ones that answers to associations probably not going to be paid much as reporting their finding is part of the job. Besides, the city folk are pragmatic; just go around killing people is not good practice.

[Hoopla]

We'll more than likely see them again, it's basically implied by Iori that anyone related to the light is preferable to join the new association thanks to being more closely tied to EGO, and able to wield it better, implying those who were invited.

[Leviathan]

We'll probably see at least Xiao again in LC-b if we assume that's the result of Iori's plan. I'd like to see some of the boys like Yan and Tommy & Merry though, just to see if they got un-screwed.