I don't get the story ( Spoilers )

[TheSuit]

Rem 1 story felt more focused, Rem 2 story is just all over the place.

Clementine became a God
Root is an Immortal Super God
Ford is randomly enjoying life

My guess - the Devs are trying to imply we failed once. Earth was destroyed and root took over.

Ford knows that Clementine sacrificed her self to reset the entire universe once and that is why he doesn't want her to leave so he can find a way to save her before she sacrifices her self.

Which means that isn't the True origin of the root Either.

[LittleEtherKitty]

Clementine just has the powers she had from R:FtA. The root are just getting stronger with each world they take over. Ford is still trying to take on the root by himself.

[Rod, of eight toes]

I don't think the root are gods. The impression I got is they're a virus or a corruption in the simulation running the multiverse.

[TheSuit]

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

Clementine just has the powers she had from R:FtA. The root are just getting stronger with each world they take over. Ford is still trying to take on the root by himself.

She absorbed the entire universe into her.
I think she is much stronger than she was.

[LittleEtherKitty]

Originally posted by TheSuit:

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

Clementine just has the powers she had from R:FtA. The root are just getting stronger with each world they take over. Ford is still trying to take on the root by himself.

She absorbed the entire universe into her.
I think she is much stronger than she was.

That's at the end of the game and she has to use a device to do so.

[TheSuit]

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

Originally posted by TheSuit:

She absorbed the entire universe into her.
I think she is much stronger than she was.

That's at the end of the game and she has to use a device to do so.

That's how all gods are made
Just look at Thanos and Infinity stones

[Grizzly]

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

Originally posted by TheSuit:

She absorbed the entire universe into her.
I think she is much stronger than she was.

That's at the end of the game and she has to use a device to do so.

about that, what happens after that, does she remake the world without the root? whats next? i didnt understand that

[LittleEtherKitty]

Originally posted by TheSuit:

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

That's at the end of the game and she has to use a device to do so.

That's how all gods are made
Just look at Thanos and Infinity stones

Not all. There are god entities that train to become gods, there are those that are born gods, and there are those that just are, and never were anything else, not even unexiting.

[LittleEtherKitty]

Originally posted by Grizzly:

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

That's at the end of the game and she has to use a device to do so.

about that, what happens after that, does she remake the world without the root? whats next? i didnt understand that

The worlds do seem to be remade, as for the details afterwards... I've not found any info on that.

[Skeleton]

Originally posted by TheSuit:

My guess - the Devs are trying to imply we failed once. Earth was destroyed and root took over.

Ford knows that Clementine sacrificed her self to reset the entire universe once and that is why he doesn't want her to leave so he can find a way to save her before she sacrifices her self.

Root are created on Earth 1.
The Root kill everyone.
The Keeper of the Labyrinth quarantines this world to keep the Root contained.
Earth is copied to make Earth 2.
The Russian government finds/creates World Stones.
The U.S. government hires Dr. Harsgaard, Dr. Ford, and Dr. Leto to study their own World Stones.
The Root still quarantined on Earth 1 use the World Stones to speak to Harsgaard.
They mislead him into helping them escape Earth 1.
Root are now on Earth 2.
This is where Remnant starts.
Based on what the Keeper says, things on Earth 2 have progressed differently than they did on Earth 1. The Wanderer blocking the entry point to Earth 2, for instance. The creation of the Index is also a first.

Ford's insistence on "protecting Clementine" isn't for her sake. He just wants to fix everything himself because he was part of the crew that caused the Root to escape their quarantine in the first place.

Originally posted by Grizzly:

about that, what happens after that, does she remake the world without the root? whats next? i didnt understand that

It looks like the idea is that she made a backup of certain things in the universe(s), the Keeper performed the reset, and then Clementine restored all of the things she'd backed up by using the Index.

This should mean that Earth 1 (the source of the Root) is gone now, but some individual Root might still exist since she restored Yaesha.

[LittleEtherKitty]

Originally posted by Skeleton:

Originally posted by TheSuit:

My guess - the Devs are trying to imply we failed once. Earth was destroyed and root took over.

Ford knows that Clementine sacrificed her self to reset the entire universe once and that is why he doesn't want her to leave so he can find a way to save her before she sacrifices her self.

Root are created on Earth 1.
The Root kill everyone.
The Keeper of the Labyrinth quarantines this world to keep the Root contained.
Earth is copied to make Earth 2.
The Russian government finds/creates World Stones.
The U.S. government hires Dr. Harsgaard, Dr. Ford, and Dr. Leto to study their own World Stones.
The Root still quarantined on Earth 1 use the World Stones to speak to Harsgaard.
They mislead him into helping them escape Earth 1.
Root are now on Earth 2.
This is where Remnant starts.
Based on what the Keeper says, things on Earth 2 have progressed differently than they did on Earth 1. The Wanderer blocking the entry point to Earth 2, for instance. The creation of the Index is also a first.

Ford's insistence on "protecting Clementine" isn't for her sake. He just wants to fix everything himself because he was part of the crew that caused the Root to escape their quarantine in the first place.

Originally posted by Grizzly:

about that, what happens after that, does she remake the world without the root? whats next? i didnt understand that

It looks like the idea is that she made a backup of certain things in the universe(s), the Keeper performed the reset, and then Clementine restored all of the things she'd backed up by using the Index.

This should mean that Earth 1 (the source of the Root) is gone now, but some individual Root might still exist since she restored Yaesha.

That would explain why it didn't show the root earth in that cutscene, just specific individuals, there, considering she was there, she'd presumably be able to more precisely pick what to backup.

[Justinyl]

The story is just bad.

In remnant 1 our earth is the core world,
in remnant 2 our earth is not the core world.

The devs must be senile or something

[LittleEtherKitty]

Originally posted by Justinyl:

The story is just bad.

In remnant 1 our earth is the core world,
in remnant 2 our earth is not the core world.

The devs must be senile or something

Were did you get this info?

[Justinyl]

Dude

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

Originally posted by Justinyl:

The story is just bad.

In remnant 1 our earth is the core world,
in remnant 2 our earth is not the core world.

The devs must be senile or something

Were did you get this info?

When we met the labyrinth keeper for the first time in remnant 1, he mentioned our world is the core world, thus there isn't any guardian.

In remnant 2, somehow root earth is the core world.

[LittleEtherKitty]

Originally posted by Justinyl:

Dude

Originally posted by LittleEtherKitty:

Were did you get this info?

When we met the labyrinth keeper for the first time in remnant 1, he mentioned our world is the core world, thus there isn't any guardian.

In remnant 2, somehow root earth is the core world.

I'm not arguing, I merely wish to confirm this info, myself. Where in R2 does it say that the root earth is the core?

[Karax]

Originally posted by Skeleton:

Originally posted by TheSuit:

My guess - the Devs are trying to imply we failed once. Earth was destroyed and root took over.

Ford knows that Clementine sacrificed her self to reset the entire universe once and that is why he doesn't want her to leave so he can find a way to save her before she sacrifices her self.

Root are created on Earth 1.
The Root kill everyone.
The Keeper of the Labyrinth quarantines this world to keep the Root contained.
Earth is copied to make Earth 2.
The Russian government finds/creates World Stones.
The U.S. government hires Dr. Harsgaard, Dr. Ford, and Dr. Leto to study their own World Stones.
The Root still quarantined on Earth 1 use the World Stones to speak to Harsgaard.
They mislead him into helping them escape Earth 1.
Root are now on Earth 2.
This is where Remnant starts.
Based on what the Keeper says, things on Earth 2 have progressed differently than they did on Earth 1. The Wanderer blocking the entry point to Earth 2, for instance. The creation of the Index is also a first.

Ford's insistence on "protecting Clementine" isn't for her sake. He just wants to fix everything himself because he was part of the crew that caused the Root to escape their quarantine in the first place.

Originally posted by Grizzly:

about that, what happens after that, does she remake the world without the root? whats next? i didnt understand that

It looks like the idea is that she made a backup of certain things in the universe(s), the Keeper performed the reset, and then Clementine restored all of the things she'd backed up by using the Index.

This should mean that Earth 1 (the source of the Root) is gone now, but some individual Root might still exist since she restored Yaesha.

I haven't played the first game, but I did not know any of this.

The end of the game kinda of surprised me a little but somehow, it makes sense, because this goes hand in hand with the whole "re-roll" mechanic, so when you reroll the campaign, you can say the world was reset, starting anew, in the endless fight against the root