kylehyde

I think the implications were too much for Sol to take in all at once. He finds out he has a daughter, so now he's suddenly a dad. That daughter is married to a guy he doesn't necessarily get along with, and their runt kid who he thought of as an apprentice is actually his grandson. Yep that's a lot to take in.

Sol's over a hundred years old, after all the shit that's happened to him he's earned the right to not give a damn.

Hmmm so wait.

I'm pleasantly surprised that they updated story mode rather quickly, but if the story is already at 50% then that means it's just about 4 hours long. Dont know how I feel about that, guess I got a little spoiled by Blazblue.

Oh well, guess maybe in some future DLC. Also I noticed that Sol seems to use some sort of magic to materialize his motorcycle. At least I think that's what he was doing in that story trailer clip. The part where he seems to be falling of a cliff's edge in some sort of avalanche/explosion in the background.

Are there any Sol/Aria flashbacks in the Revelator story mode? I gotta admit those were some of my favorite scenes in Sign.

Story mode is way too short, 2 hours and 30 minutes give or take is nothing to quench my thirst for the continuation of Sign. I feel like yelling out a scream like Sol did at the end of that awesome story trailer The only flip side is that the DLC story is free, but I sure hope I don't have to wait between months for new updates.

Yeah I actually already saw the screen cap. I'm trying to stay away from anything that could spoil the game's story though lol. Hanging out here probably ain't a good idea for the time being.

Pretty sweet if true.

I think your just adding to the confusion by adding surnames to characters that have no relation to said surname

I feel like it's because she's the closest clone to Saya, while Nu and Lambda aren't as complete.

So Noel calls Ragna brother in her win quote? Does that mean she already acknowledges that he is her brother? That's some pretty big development if you ask me. Even if it's just a win quote that's kind of a big deal.

I know that the Valentines are connected to Aria, but I wonder if Jack-O is more so than the others. She says her heart beats faster when she is talking to Sol, making her say that the former "her" must've held him in high regard. But I wonder if Elphelt or Ramlethal have that sort of Aria connection to the past. Ramlethal probably not, since she hasn't hinted of anything Aria related, and Elphelt is pretty much her own person too, other than a few similar words and feelings that Aria used to have. I'm wondering if Jack-O's true purpose is to serve as a vessel to bring Aria back. Kind of a long shot theory but That Man seems the type to do that sort of thing. If Jack-O merges with Justice we might get Aria back, is what I'm thinking.

May I just ask what is supposed to happen when Jack-O merges with Justice? If Elphelt merges then it's the end of the world, but what about Jack-O? edit: ok so what I found out by watching, I believe it was Jack-o's episode, was that her purpose with merging with Justice basically makes the Universal Will (Ariels) unable to achieve her goal of an absolute world. I guess cause Jack-o is not her pawn so she can't make her do anything.

I'm still a little confused on how Naoto's world is the future and Ragna's world is the past that leads up to Naoto's world. In Relius's past Naoto did exist and was defeated by Clavis, but this Naoto is not from his past but the future..... If the possibility that creates his world vanishes then I'm guessing this possibility must be a person who ends up dead but is supposed to live. I want to say he is there to save Ragna from a bad ending but only because they have that weird connection that has yet to be explained.

I wonder what a Blazblue game without Ragna would be like. I'm no fan of Jin and I still don't know enough about Naoto to be fine with him getting the protagonist role. I feel like everything has come to a climax in Central Fiction. We seem to be getting most of the answers to the questions. It definitely has the "feel" of the final chapter of this story. Mori says it's the final chapter of Ragna's story, but really Blazblue IS Ragna's story. Basically without Ragna there is no Blazblue is what I'm getting at. The only thing I could think of is that Mori takes Blazblue several years into the future with a whole new cast of characters, new villains, and brand new plot. Shit I wouldn't mind if the characters were direct descendants of the current cast. A little cliche but who cares I'm a sucker for that stuff.

Didn't the quote say that it's the Azure's will for Ragna to reach the gate. Whatever the reason, I seems it's meant for Ragna and no one else.

That seemed silly to me too but I kept reading it as a gate inside Ragna so I was like WTF.