Missing not missing arm and eye?

[Youth in Asia]

So i just finished the storyline and at the end of it when you talk to Bilie she is not missing her arm and eye like for the whole ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game she was. So what happened?! Protagonist doesnt react to her having all parts of her body. Did i miss something? Because im looking at her from the beggining of the game and i have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ idea where possibly she could hide her arm or how could she just remove her eye and then put it back in. Its been bugging me for the whole mission and ending. What did i miss???

[Wolfram]

You probably saved Stilton didn't you? Since he was just knocked out, he didn't see Delilah being brought back from the Void therefore never went insane. So, he was never trapped in his house and Billie didn't have to go look for him.

Why the Protag doesn't mention it? I blame dev oversight

[Youth in Asia]

I didnt even know she went looking for him. Also im just wondering one more thing. Because you play as her in Death of the Outsider. And she replacement for her eye and arm so does it mean saving Stilton isnt cannon?

[Zekiran]

You will want to read everything you can find on the ship, because her story is definitely there.

The protagonist doesn't mention it because it wouldn't make any sense to do so. They *know* why her arm and eye are there: because the conditions which removed them are no longer true.

This will become important in the Death of the Outsider, so ... yes, saving Stilton from being insane, not allowing him to go to the seance, is canon to the story. She DOES have both her arm and eye, in DotO. If you have not played it, you'll want to pay closer attention to the actual story when you do, because all of this is 100% explained in the games.

There are several complete versions of Stilton's mansion - the version you enter which is run down and gross, which is basically the same as if you just wander in, allow the seance to happen with stilton, and don't kill anyone, and leave. But if you save him, you'll notice that the mansion is undergoing a radical renovation, which had been in progress during the party but was never completed if you allow him to do the seance. There is also the version which exists if you *kill* Stilton, where it was sold, and is being sold a second time, due basically to the haunted areas of it.

This level is a masterpiece of storytelling - the devs did not overlook anything. You have to read and listen to the audiographs available to you, everywhere you find them, to get the details.

[Youth in Asia]

Well i havent played the DotO YET and i did save stilton(and frankly to be honest at first i didnt knoww why suddenly there were people around me. Took me a bit to understand) and it is great story telling expirience Its just that im basing my observations of DotO on the trailer where she clearly has some kind of mechanical arm and eye patch. And in gameplay i saw it has the same. Which would conclude that she is missing those parts. And therefore i was wondering which version is canon. It would make sense that saving stilton is because tbh who in there right mind wouldnt feel pity for him and kill him? Anyway thanks for answer

[Semipalmated Plover]

Meagan talks about trying to infiltrate Stilton's mansion and the result of that in her journals during the game. You can read them or listen to them on her audio machine before each mission.

Saving Stilton is canon. As for the reasons of the arm and eye in DOTO, the answer is that it's complicated, and a bit of an early spoiler for that game. I thought it was a really clever idea though.

[Zekiran]

^^^ Yup.

For real: there are very good reasons why you see what you see there.

Also note that the trailer and artwork for the game *are not* necessarily the things you'll see directly IN the game.