Reyes Vidal - No longer A Mystery (Official Thread)

Haha, yes, that’s true. Reyes is the delicate one, as we know. ^-^ That line is maybe in my top-3 or at least top-5 favorite Reyes moments.  Since this page incredibly doesn’t have single one Reyes picture yet, here’s Reyes looking angelic from that scene:


I wonder tho if he doesn’t have some ultra-thin Kevlar under his jacket or something. I imagine Ryder sending Reyes a gift packet with a shiny, new armor and specially crafted rifle to replace the ratty avenger he has, but Reyes just won’t bother with it.

I love the idea of Reyes beating Death not at chess, but at paz… uh, poker or something. Something must explain his plot armor.  (CHIM is a concept from Bethesda’s Elder Scrolls whereupon a person can reach godhood through illumination, which essentially means being able to discover the game editor and modding one’s character sheet. If you’ve missed this RPG gem, I recommend getting Morrowind GOTY edition with the two expansion packs, since it costs probably like 3 euros, and not bother with the other games in the series.)

The gunship could give us a nice parallel to Zaeed’s mission against Vido, if this time it were Kaetus shooting at Reyes, going mad with rage. (Not sure how to tie cthulhu-Keema into that.)

It would be beautiful... Just the two of them under starlight, a continuation for the rooftop scene. Aw, now I made myself sad, since we’re not getting that.

Ah you’re totally right. I forgot all about Brooks. I hated it, by the way, since I got angry right at the start at them just including this random stranger without a question. I guess the same obliviousness might happen with Keema, and it would be even worse, since while I can buy Shepard being an idiot, Reyes should really be smarter than that.

Oh that's true, no doubt of that.  As we know, there already is that one agent at the HQ’s prison that gets irritated if you ask her to stop the beating. But if some Collective member turned their nose up at Ryder and told them to eat shit, I’d go “sure whatever” and not start a groveling quest to win their favor. And same goes for a potential Outcast squaddie if this was mirrored in pro-Sloane content.

Also truth about Ryder having proved themselves. Ryder will surely have more challenges ahead, but I think they've moved at least partially past the proving themselves to all sorts of folks stage.

See, I don't really think Keema sees herself as a puppet. "My ass does more than just sit in this chair."

Since this is all just speculation, anyway, I'm going to go on record again as saying that I really like the idea that Keema and Reyes are tight and that she's one of the very select few that actually knows him completely. I see that going both ways. He put her in charge because she should be in charge.

Also, top:

..Whoever said Death has to play chess anyway? Perhaps he’s just plain horrible at it (Hmm. now I wonder the odds Reyes is good at chess). Well, unless they explain the plot armor differently, I’m sticking with this as an explanation. The idea of Reyes and Death playing is somehow intriguing... and the shadier the game they choose the better, it fts the environment. On the other hand, the idea of Reyes modding his own character sheet is also priceless. It would explain why he’s so damn smug most of the time
_{So, Morrrowind is really that good? I loved Oblivion and enjoyed the first half or so of my pt of Skyrim right before MEA came out, but I just couldn’t get my bearings in Morrowind,  most of the time I wasn’t sure where I was headed and gave up the weird moment I realized I’d been running around Vivec like a headless chicken for at least an hour and was no closer to wherever I was supposed to be, which I had of course promptly forgotten by then... Well, I’ll need something new to play after MEA so perhaps I could consider another chance...}
Regarding the gunship thing, I was first reminded of Garrus’ recruitment mission in ME2 and my disappointment Shepard can’t play Kaetus with that gunship and adepting it to little shreds (but of course, Shepard can’t do all that biotic stuff, that’s for other characters and their coooool cutscenes ). That said, I don’t really thing Kaetus would attack that gunship unless severely pressed, he seems too rational for that. Cthulhu Keema is easy, she just pops in uninvited, says something villainous and joins the fray so that Ryder could be separated from the main fight for a while with some extra revelation on the side

Me and my Ryder approve of this It might actually get a lot worse in the outcast scenario, since the Outcasts are under no obligation to be polite and all. But if the approval mechanic was well handled, well, why not include something like that. Options.
I still think that Ryder’s bitterest enemy in the Collective would be the one who tells you all those times you need to stop maniacally pushing that button (any chance he’s a salarian? I can’t remember)

I' say that's a given, he's way too protective of his ass to put it in danger in any way. But the less conspicuous that is, the better.

As for Keema, I wonder if Reyes perhaps calls her a friend because he wants to keep certain appearance of that up... I don’t know why but she sets off all my "warning" flags on code red. Grates on my nerves. Gives me a bad feeling through and through. Leaving her in charge regardless how much of the puppet mode is engaged seems as clever as... hm... say, leaving Ming Xiao in charge of LA, if someone happens to see where I’m coming from. But perhaps I’m just paranoid.

The Nexus uprising was only months ago from the game start, wasn't it? (Somehow I think six months, but I can't remember.) It would require them to be a couple of those magical soul mate friends who you instantly connect with on a deep level, for the very private Reyes to completely reveal everything about himself to her so quickly. I personally detected, as I probably have paranoidly rambled before, that Reyes didn’t take Keema’s teasing at Sloane’s party good-naturedly, but seemed irritated by it, while Keema was amused and even slightly condescending… I think if they’re friends, it’s on a workplace friendship level, where there’s always that minute amount of reservation no matter what.

But yeah, you’re probably right about their friendship being genuine. MEA is a big friendship-fest devoid of interpersonal conflicts in general, so I doubt they’d break the tone with Reyes and Keema. (I am the worst person, so I want bad things to happen in my games.)

As for Keema being in charge – she isn’t, though? Reyes uses the words “be my front”, and all game material suggests the same. Keema IS a puppet, although a willing one. Instead of Sloane’s barely masked indifference, she’s more of a true advisor to Reyes and she really has a voice, but he is the one that’s in charge. Also Reyes seems like he enjoys micromanaging his businesses, as evidenced by him going to check Zia’s small potatoes interference in person instead of sending an agent to handle it, so I don’t think he lets Keema run too loose with even everyday matters.

I know, I know – mostly speculation. But there’s not much else to discuss atm.

Why yes, I think this is commonly agreed upon; Reyes is def a top. 

My uncharacteristically good pic of Reyes died too soon on the last page (rip), so here are two lesser others:


That I don’t buy. Despite their possible friendship, there really isn’t much for Keema to do if she wants more. Reyes asks if she wants to be the front, she can either agree or disagree… If the latter, Reyes can let her go, but the prudent thing would be to make permanently sure she never can reveal his secret, as cold as that would be. Keema is out of options, really. She may happily function as a mere front, but I think there can exist resentment that might or might not lead to her scheming some more.

And Reyes is well established to be a greedy man. He doesn’t want the spotlight, but he absolutely wants the power.

Share the power? She’s not in the position to ask for such sharing. She makes suggestions, that’s all. Keema’s under no illusion that she really rules the Port - even the wording is that Reyes "listens" to her, which isn't really all that much. If there’s something she really wants done and Reyes says no, she can’t do anything about it. The Collective listens to the Charlatan exclusively. She can be disposed at any time. Her only options are guile and betrayal, thus breaking the friendship no matter how good it is.

Reyes can only hope that she’s happy enough to lounge on the throne flaunting her fake authority, and that the Angara she represents won’t convince her to make demands for more say in the Port’s decision making.

As for the bolded part, I’m not sure that Keema is that integral at all to the initial forming of the Collective and Reyes' long term plans – she doesn’t join them even after the successful takeover. She helped in things like breaching the Outcast HQ, but on the whole it seems likely that she’s deliberately kept somewhat at distance for the sake of her public image’s integrity (beneficial also to her) and to shield Reyes' ultimate intentions from even her.* It’s more useful for Reyes if she’s apart from the Collective and a separate entity to negotiate with.

I would assume Reyes only approached Keema after he had the Collective going at least as a moderate sized faction. The Codex says that “the Charlatan has been quietly amassing influence since the Hyperion arrived in Andromeda,” so only after Ryder has arrived on the scene. (Reyes is acting QUICKLY.) Keema made her own ambitions clear to Reyes, and he agreed to her terms (she gets to replace Sloane). But even when Ryder first speaks with her after the coup, there's also a demonstration of how limited her power is, as she tells she wants Kaetus dead, but the Charlatan doesn't. It's good she's satisfied enough to obey.

*I think Reyes is not done yet! The Collective will grow to encompass far more than Kadara and some listening posts and small operations on other planets. He wants to be the next Shadow Broker or something equally big.

Reyes and Death play Russian roulette… with Mr. Sniper Guy on stand-by.  Because of course Reyes would cheat, no matter what the game.

It has the highest quality of writing and quest design out of Bethesda’s games. The dev, Michael Kirkbride, who wrote the most memorable parts of lore (like the CHIM stuff) left after Morrowind. The games after MW are also simplified (removing levitation still boggles my mind), so you need to pay more attention in Morrowind; best attitude is to explore with the assumption that you’ll find a ton of new stuff while looking for some elusive quest marker. If you already own the game, there’s no harm in trying again, maybe after looking up some tips (e.g. join the House Telvanni, learn how to abuse the world). Morrowind was the first RPG I played, so I may be biased, but it keeps up on replays with only modest modding.

Eh, Shep and Kasumi destroy Hock’s gunship, the merc gunship attacking Garrus gets shot (or warped) down, then there’s another gunship on Omega that I usually nuke with Cain (WHY OH WHY don’t we have a Cain anymore, hmm?)… Now Kaetus unfortunately isn’t the PC so he’s disadvantaged, but he could try if he was mad enough, hehe.

Cthulhu-Keema better not distract Ryder from protecting Reyes’ pretty face from getting hurt, otherwise I’d fume for the entire duration of her distraction monologue.

Haa, yes, he’s a Salarian, in a tribute for the button on Sur-Kesh.

This. I think Reyes has her under control, however. Keema gives off a haughty air, e.g. how she thinks she’s so clever in seeing how much Reyes likes Ryder. Keema thinks she can read – and therefore manipulate – Reyes, and that she can tease however gently him about it (which display leaves Reyes cold). However, when it comes to actually important stuff and not just figuring out whom Reyes has the hots for, I believe Reyes can keep a lid on it, and that he has his sights on Keema at all times, should she start acting up.

Edit: details in a way too long post

It was her condition, but your wording about “sharing power” and “too ambitious to be a mere puppet” made it sound like more than her role as an advisor that we observe in the game. That’s what I was talking about, how her role is not that of an actual ruler. I think “puppet” is perfectly fine term for her, even if it’s not flattering to neither her nor Reyes - it's perfect to illustrate Reyes' role as the shadowy Grey Eminence that he is. It’s again largely semantics, since we all agree on the (meager) facts that the game gives us.

For a coup, she’d have what, some angara that she previously has moved to support the Collective? And by now the Collective has delivered upon their promise of removing Sloane, so a good deal of the populace is satisfied. The muscle is squarely on the Collective’s side. Keema wouldn’t commit this kind of suicide out of pettiness, that’s absolutely true.  On that subject I repeat: it’s fortunate that she seems happy to follow Reyes’ lead. Reyes could royally screw her over, now that he got what he wanted from her.

I think she considers it a significant upgrade from Sloane’s rule. However, it’s still a far shot from a Port ruled by the Angara… Was she once a politician there? A gang leader of her own? Weren’t Kadara Angarans already sort of shady bunch, staying aside from the brave war for survival? Whatever she was before the Kett (unless she born under Kett occupation), she emerged a community leader as an envoy to Sloane. Surely she would eventually hanker after real, official say in the governance instead of just advising, and since we all agree she’s an ambitious sort, it may yet start to gnaw at her. But maybe Reyes can smooth such scruples away with his charm.

I think everyone knows the Collective is in power. They stormed the Port, drove the Outcasts away and parade around in their insigniaed (what's the correct word here? me no english) armor. Even the Nexus news spoke about the Collective taking over, right?

Like people know the Collective now holds the Port and that they have reached an agreement with the non-gang civilians (mostly angara, who are represented by Keema) and the Initiative (represented by the Pathfinder). People know that Keema and the Charlatan have an arrangement that gives the angara more power than they had before, but we know that this power is largely illusory, as Keema is a front, as Reyes confides in Ryder. It’s only the specifics that are gossiped about, e.g. if Keema’s actually the Charlatan. Even the Nexus seems to know that their deal about the Outpost is purely made with the Charlatan. Ryder certainly didn’t ask for Keema’s permission nor did Reyes invite her to join in his negotiation with Ryder.

If Keema needed to be dealt with (and let’s face, this is exactly the sort of quiet, clean removal that they are good at), there’d be another Angara. And maybe that one would be even more of a puppet (some member the Collective, with much clearer obedience to the Charlatan and no wriggle room at all).


One thing I’ve realized is that when Sloane gets saved by Ryder, Keema still remains - unless Sloane fires her, that is, considering how much more stable the Outcasts’ position just has become. Does she make any appearance in that case? Keema most likely is unscrupulous and may cut Reyes off, but she might also help him. If there’s any hope for Reyes in staying afloat (recouping his losses, as he wishes), Keema’s support and sources just might be indispensable. Not sure if it would be enough, since losing his anonymity is a big loss and Reyes may not know how to deal with that.

It's not dead, it's just not immediately visible atm

No doubt about that. It would be lame to win one’s immortality through boring methods like skill. And I guess Reyes can cheat at a game even before he knows the rules anyway. But wouldn't Russian roulette be a little unfair with Death being probably immortal and all? (I suppose Reyes has not yet modded his character sheet yet). But, well, perhaps with all those drinks and Death going nuts he can't win for the life? of his against Reyes (Blackjack might be cool for them to play too) rationality goes away and shit goes down
It might actually be cool if Reyes knew Mr Sniper guy back in the Milky way. Would explain the trust in life and death takeover missions, despite his lack of professionalism.
_{Ooo, quality writing always gets me, actual level of gameplay be damned. Running like an idiot around Morrowind might get one more chance, this time with a bit less moronic running around, that would be nice. I have a similarly biased first RPG feeling for a game that I still consider one of the best out there (VtMB) so that's fine. Unimpressive games don’t leave one with biased feelings.}

Kasumi gets a coool cutscene, the merc gunship is destroyed by Commander Shepard personally (how could it survive??) and that one on Omega probably has Aria around as a bonus opponent, so double no chance. Kaetus’ odds are singificantly lower as he will probably get none of that
On the positive side, Cthulhu Keema can’t mangle Reyes if it’s too busy chasing Ryder around or talking villainously about it’s plans to take over the universe... between a angry Turian and an ancient cthulhu thing that just crawled out of an Angara, I’d say the latter has more potential of doing irreparable damage...

This back at you I think whatever Keema has to say about Reyes and Ryder is her own inference more than anything. Can’t really imagine Reyes telling stuff like that to anyone (I’d say perhaps save for Mr Sniper guy, but that one is a bit of a blabbermouth so I guess not). Similarly, while you’re probably right about the all-encompassing Heleus friend-fest, I find it suspicious that Reyes chooses to introduce Keema as his friend. That seems way too much like something one does for show. Like saying "Look, I’m totally allied with this person, why would anyone doubt that?", thinking "yep, let everyone believe that. Nice work, me."

That’s an interesting one. Also one that would shuffle the balance of power between them considerably, especially if you consider their friendship one made of convenience of it exists at all. I wonder in what position it would leave Keema should what some people on the other threads suggested come to pass- that by the next time we see Kadara, the choice will be washed away by Reyes having taken over anyway. The "front person" would probably have to get much more say....

People of Aya- the lost ones who seriously need some news. Someone should start a charity on their behalf _{(Actually, I hope not. They’re much more fun like this. )}

I actually wonder how exactly it is that Keema is known. As an oportunist politician that sold the Port out or one that does the best for her people? Does she have some firepower under her command to actually stage a coup if she wanted to? Do the local angara actually support her? Nobody ever says in the game...

Even though it may be right that she’s boxed in all she can do is just go with the flow right after High noon, I’m not sure how long that will last. She might reinforce her power, get more suporters, start making demands... after all, her ass does far more than occupy the chair and that seems dangerously close to claiming that being someone’s front is not exactly the endgoal for her.
lYep, there’s the possibility that Collective monitors all possible openings carefully. Or that Keema is simply not smart enough to catch Reyes unawares. But I’d still say he is sitting on a bomb with her around and if there’s anything to be learned from Sloane’s fate it’s that even if you think you have it all under control, you might absolutely not. (Unless you have enough charm to talk out anything, perhaps? )

Hehe, it would actually be very funny if Keema were revealed as the goody two shoes savior of all the innocent in Heleus.

And now I will perform some necromancy for the hell of it and all those chaotic evil points

Lol . HNS presents "Quiet only behind the scope". Meet the man who helped shape Kadara's future.


Yes you can, the quest finishes after the holo call. He plays it cool when he's rejected.

Ryder: [I'll pass.] I'm too busy, Reyes. You'll have to make do without me.
Reyes: Your call. Don't work too hard, Ryder.

The talks with Reyes and Keema afterwards are hardly different.

Tartarus:

Reyes: A friend of mine - Keema Dohrgun - has agreed to be my front.

HQ:

Keema: You must be the Pathfinder. I've heard a lot about you.
Ryder: [You're not Reyes...] Uh... who are you?
Keema: [Chuckles.] Keema Dohrgun. The Charlatan is our mutual friend. We agreed it would be mutually beneficial if I was the face of Kadara Port.

or

Ryder: [From Reyes, no doubt.] From the Charlatan I take it.
Keema: We agreed it would be mutually beneficial if I was the face of Kadara Port.

And that's all, everything else is the same.


Yes, he just talked a lot about Ryder, which made her realize he took a liking. That's why she says Ryder is all he talks about lately but only if they flirted enough.


Nobody wonders who she is or that she's "ruling" now, so I assume they know her. I think two NPCs talk about how she was unable to help when the kett arrived so I suppose she was some kind of community representative before.


The Roekaar are disliked by everyone, Aya and the Resistance as well as the AI and exiles. It would be a bad choice.

Hehe, aka Get all the info you need about Heleus' shadiest, secret-dependant spy/information broker operation from a high-ranking insider. Sounds legit. Fun, too

In light of his inability to keep his mouth shut, I'd be seriously worried about that focused sympathetic face

Yaay, really? Cute. (Also kinda funny, imagining Reyes talking to Keema about Ryder's professionalism ). I suppose she says nothing otherwise?

If she helped him enough, he would hopefully be able to repay.. probably with what he hints at doing in all those emails which is removing the Outcasts. Somebody already said here that he’s her best chance at that since no one else is very  likely to bother. It might be dangerous, even too dangerous with Sloane getting all paranoid but Keema can’t probably hope to undermine her by herself. Where she’d take the means to support Reyes is quite another question, one that ties to what kind of power Keema really represents.  I guess she/Reyes could always turn to the cthulhu things or some such but then they’d probably end up Cerberus 2.0, which would be lame.
_{*rant incoming* The plot armor says it quite clearly, Reyes is there to stay... and people bitch about everything these days which is probably why nobody does any interesting wild wasteland stuff in games anymore.. because everyone is so fucking entitled to their rights and might get offended and whatnot. The high noon choice is just in favor of a character of against him.. it’s not a want/don’t want an inconsequential character around DAI choice. Is it right there is no such choice? Well, it’s not there. Hopefully for a reason. If the character has a part to to play, let them. If one happens to dislike them, opportunities for some hate in one’s RP, no big deal.}

Yep, she must’ve been known, but with all that angara displeasure over being taken over by the Outcasts the question is more about the amount of respect she managed to keep with her people. As the representative (how did she get that position in the first place?) she was probably mostly ignored by Sloane so her people couldn’t have gained much from it... Even if she were attempting to get more power in her position to actually be able to help the angara, some might still grumble and call her an opportunist who’s out for her own power first, especially if she already fucked up when the kett came. Probably they would still welcome one of their own on the throne, probably she might be the only one even available for the position but I really wonder whether Keema wouldn’t be only seen as some kind of lesser evil.

True to this too, but now it seems there’s Keema and what else? She has almost no resources, limited options, questionable support ^{_{unless stated otherwise by some higher power}}...If anyone on Kadara would happen to have a little political savvy it would be very obvious who’s in whose pocket, unless the majority believe her to be the Charlatan.

The state of Denmark has nothing on the Port of Kadara, as I hope we will yet get to see

Well, I’ve just returned from my seaside week, so still before Voeld. When I get to Kadara I’ll make some screens for sure, quality not guaranteed though
Lol, that would be cute. I would do with Ryder trying to stifle her maniacal chuckling while Reyes does something questionable in the background (and failing hard, there goes the pathfinder...). As for whatever else, well there are divergent paths, gunships and a big revelation of a new cthulhu thing from the black hole, some middle part with characters doing questionable stuff for the hell of it, if it ends with a romance scene it might make for a very good DLC. (On the other hand, the Reyes vs Kaetus match is still left undecided... errr, everyone fights cthulhu in the end? _{cthulhu thing eats Sloane, everyone lets the antagonist shit slide afterwards?} )
_{I just might do that ... in both cases}

Zitrus Thanks! You should get a custom title about your public service as the n:o 1 information provider to all of us. "Kadara Information Broker", maybe?

Good that going to the party isn’t a but thou must situation. Makes all the complaints of Reyes being forced upon us even more baseless, coincidentally.


Now, surely he knows to keep it quiet when it comes to sensitive stuff like Reyes’ love affairs.  I assume he’s the hero du jour in Collective circles, having gotten to take the shot on Sloane. Since they can’t fête the Charlatan in person, they’re all buying rounds of drinks to be guy they know was selected to do the honors. All they need to know is that Mr. Sniper Guy is the Charlatan’s top sniper, and that’s enough for the rumors to start. All he needs to do is smile and nod enigmatically.

Haha, yes, I wonder how that came up. Ryder maybe just comes across as very proper and clean in Kadara’s environment, even if we pick the casual dialogue.

True, Keema doesn’t have any such resources of her own, which is probably why she allied herself with the Collective to begin with. She might try to start undermining the Outcasts, but that’d be very risky. Cerberus 2.0 would be the worst fate for the Collective; better if Reyes and they died out entirely.

Yeah, there are plenty of options for Ryder to make it known that they’re not a friend of Reyes. Compare it to writer’s pet Aria, to whose idiotic “Don’t fuck with Aria” line you can only answer with two equally fawning options, instead of “lol ok” which is the reply she’d deserve. You can say no to Reyes in a million different places and then you can shoot at him and essentially doom him. And if you side with him, you can still tell him that it’s a business deal and you’re no friend of him and won’t shake his hand. It’s ridiculous to complain that he might yet make an appearance. I wonder how much of the complaints are just because he’s a plot-significant human male and not a blue sex alien.

As for Wild Wasteland stuff, Obsidian keeps on being Obsidian. *impatiently keeps checking Steam for Bastard’s Wound*

Maybe most Angara on Kadara are fine with her being an opportunist. They seem a ruthless bunch on the whole, like those that refused to share their water with Milky Way exiles. I guess Keema spoke her way into getting her position, being brash enough to find a footing with Sloane, with a similar skillset as Reyes (masterful way with words and full of ambition).

I think it would require some larger cluster-wide Angaran anti-Milky Way movement beyond Kadara that they could join, for any disgruntled locals to mount any meaningful resistance to whichever human that holds the Port, especially considering the Initiative support.

Hehe Reyes would absolutely find a way to make some profit or power grabs in the middle of it all.

Well, okay, see it goes like this. Now the gunships in the OT got destroyed, because of Shepard the Player Character, right? So it comes down to the High Noon choice. If Kaetus has Ryder to help him, they manage to take Reyes’ gunship down - maybe Kaetus gets a cutscene where he shoots clean through the windshield straight between Reyes’ eyes. Then you can get a snide congratulation from Sloane who thanks you for being an obedient little lapdog, and you go on to kill Keema-Cthulhu to save Kadara with her and Kaetus.

If Ryder is riding shotgun in Reyes’ ship, Reyes does some amazing maneuvering to kill Kaetus’ squad with plasma from the ship's exhaust pipes or whatever, and Ryder is manning the weapon controls and explodes Kaetus into giblets with a deftly-guided missile. (Poor Kaetus, I hate to see Turians suffer… But it won’t do to threaten the prettiest man in Heleus.) Then they fly to the black hole in Reyes’ space ship and destroy the evil thing and afterwards have an intimate, starlit moment in some peaceful corner of space, as previously envisioned.

I believe Sara says, "So, no skinny dipping?" to which SAM replies, "No dipping at all."

Drack's "Bet I could drink it." followed by Lexi's horrified, "Drack, NO!!!" over comms is totally my favorite, though. 

Thank you for all your compliments. They make me super-happy.


Seriously, STOP IT. I have 1 more piece plotted before I'm probably going to call it good, and you're going to have me ficcing Reyder smut for ever.


See, and this is why I love you so much.


I am totally on board for this.

Thirded!

Aww no, I'm right here.

Don't mention it. That's what saves are for. While I mostly stick to the first choice I make in the current playthrough I like to go back and see what would happen if...


Really. And still people who dislike him go to the party and then complain how they have to steal the bottle with him and talk on the rooftop and so on. Well, then decline. How more obvious should the option be. But I know, they don't want to miss out on content.


Also Ryder gets the jobs they do together done properly without much fuss. I'm sure he appreciates that.

The alignment tracking is really subpar. If there's a tie Lexi's evaluation will show both possibilities. What now doc, can't decide?


When she talks about her job she says the drawback is that she lives in cave and Lynx hasn't seen the sun in weeks but it could be just for those weeks-long shifts they might have to do.

Oh yes^^. And while he's at it, how about replacing the flags with the Outcasts' logo in front of the HQ.


Lol indeed. Those camera angles all the time with her around *rolleyes*. I like he's a human.

Nice.