>the previous protagonist merged with an AI and wants everyone to do the same and become a hive mind>everyone else who's against that is an illuminati puppet and the only other alternative is worldwide nuclear armageddon>the human pilot who charges mon

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Chud 12/14/25 (Sun) 13:35:10 №46406 [Quote]

>the previous protagonist merged with an AI and wants everyone to do the same and become a hive mind
>everyone else who's against that is an illuminati puppet and the only other alternative is worldwide nuclear armageddon
>the human pilot who charges money VVILL scam and betray you in the end, unlike the perfect AI foid pilot who's loyal and does it for free
Why was this game so biased in favor of AI? Having everyone being able to read your thoughts while being flooded with everyone else's because all of (you) were turned into a living and breathing CPU seems like hell, but the game treats like it's an utopia.

Chud 12/15/25 (Mon) 22:10:26 №46540 [Quote]

go up this could be interesting

Chud 12/15/25 (Mon) 22:15:10 №46541 [Quote]

>>46406 (OP)
The opposite exists, though. You can complete eliminate all cybernetics and AI.

Chud 12/16/25 (Tue) 10:51:30 №46580 [Quote]

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>>46541
True, but the ones who want that (Knights Templar) are just like the the Legion in New Vegas, the game tries to sway you away from them several times. You spend most of the game learning about horrible things they've done (The nanite bombing, the moloch-tier operation to kill children in Cairo) so by the time you're finally given the choice to help them, it's very normal that most players will already have decided they won't side with them on their "morally good" playthrough.