lestatdark said:
kitler53 said:
lestatdark said:
kitler53 said:
lestatdark said:
Great that Dead Space got a sequel, the first one was a really great survival horror game. Now, I have a question regarding a possible loop hole in the plot. Issac is supposed to die in the ending movie of Dead Space 1. How can the sequel be about him? I'm intrigued now o.o |
i know they showed him getting attacked at the end but they didn't actual show him die did they?
anyways, i enjoyed the game a lot so i'm looking forward to the sequel.
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I know it only shows him being attacked by you know who's Necromorph and nothing else, but him getting surprise attacked and with no weapons to defend himself actually manages to survive that? Doesn't make that much sense.
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well i'll agree that i came away with the impression he died too. but for the purpose of making a sequel it's not that big of a deal as that was left to my imagination as oppose to him actually dying on screen. i guess issac is just a bigger badass then i gave him credit for. horray!!
oh, and they said there was going to be some twists....maybe he did actually die and that's worked into the twist.
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Humm those twists view points sound very good. Maybe there's some kind of necromorphs that we don't know about still and Isaac became one of them. I would love for them to release a series of comics before the game, like they did for Dead Space 1, they had some pretty sweet history and explained lots of things, about the necromorphs, the Marker and more.
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****spoilers****
so you sound a lot more knowledable about DS then i am. mind giving me a recap of the ending cause when i played DS it was over almost 2 months and by the time i finshed the game i was kind of confused.
...so the gravemind was putting visions into issac's head in order to get issac to bring the marker back and kill all of the neromorphs. and at the same time the gravemind was controlling all of the necromorphs to try and kill issac and keep him from getting the marker? for me something didn't compute correctly.
