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for starters i dont hate jack he made a mistake like anyone i just dont like how his community is letting him do it instead of calling him out and helping him move past this and towards the future

while jack wasnt a big part of my life considering he was to you guys i respect that

and he doesnt seem like he "purposefully" did it however he made a mistake and a responsible thing to do is simply explain himself because like it or not someone called charlie kirk DID die thats a fact and jack as someone who didnt like people making fun of his fathers death (rightfully so thats disgusting) then im sure jack can understand how its still a bit offensive due to the fact those children no longer have a father figure in there lives

i think whats best is to not defend his behavior but not attack him either on it

like i said im sure jack didnt mean anything bad by it on purpose and im sure all your support helps him a lot which is good

So personally I believe Ronova will succeed in taking Paimon back to Celestia

However Paimon will awaken her authority beforehand when Aether is in mortal danger

Here’s what I imagine: The Fatui use there weapon against Ronova however it does little to nothing against them and while Aether try’s fighting them head on they are easily taken down

While Aether is Pinned down by Ronova and Prepares to finish him Paimon suddenly steps in and blocks there attack using her newfound authority however this exhausts her and she collapses

Ronova then comments that she can see now why “she” split herself in two (Asmonday) however should know trying to stop there awakening (Phanes) is futile

She then picks up Paimon and prepares to exit through a portal (a direct reference to the end of we will be reunited) with Paimon in there arms as Aether helplessly watches, Ronova then comments that she hopes now they see where there place is in this world and that they’ll both (Lumine) stop trying to stop fate.

Aether then runs and attempts to stop them however similar to we will be reunited they disappear and Aether is now standing in a empty room with the destroyed machine that did little against the shade

This then leads to a conversation with both Tsarista and Pierro about where Paimon and Ronova went which is the realm where gods selfishly observe and rule from: Celestia

This then leads to the next arc of Aether raiding Celestia to get Paimon back… which THEN leads to the Khaenri’ah arc after… well Lumine also appears and kills Ronova causing the key lines to go haywire and pretty much remove death from teyvat showcasing that despite the “ego” the gods have over teyvat they bring stability to certain aspects.

So personally I believe Ronova will succeed in taking Paimon back to Celestia

However Paimon will awaken her authority beforehand when Aether is in mortal danger

Here’s what I imagine: The Fatui use there weapon against Ronova however it does little to nothing against them and while Aether try’s fighting them head on they are easily taken down

While Aether is Pinned down by Ronova and Prepares to finish him Paimon suddenly steps in and blocks there attack using her newfound authority however this exhausts her and she collapses

Ronova then comments that she can see now why “she” split herself in two (Asmonday) however should know trying to stop there awakening (Phanes) is futile

She then picks up Paimon and prepares to exit through a portal (a direct reference to the end of we will be reunited) with Paimon in there arms as Aether helplessly watches, Ronova then comments that she hopes now they see where there place is in this world and that they’ll both (Lumine) stop trying to stop fate.

Aether then runs and attempts to stop them however similar to we will be reunited they disappear and Aether is now standing in a empty room with the destroyed machine that did little against the shade

This then leads to a conversation with both Tsarista and Pierro about where Paimon and Ronova went which is the realm where gods selfishly observe and rule from: Celestia

This then leads to the next arc of Aether raiding Celestia to get Paimon back… which THEN leads to the Khaenri’ah arc after… well Lumine also appears and kills Ronova causing the key lines to go haywire and pretty much remove death from teyvat showcasing that despite the “ego” the gods have over teyvat they bring stability to certain aspects.

So to prepare for kh4 (which is coming soon) I’m replaying ffxv but this time on PC

Now I played on my ps4 back in 2019 fair and square

However this time I used a lot of cheats and get all items commands Becuase:

1. For some reason certain things broke like cid upgrading weapons “he keeps saying yall brace yourself for some power”

2. Cheesed Omega weapon Becuase im not doing that again I still remember how hard it was in 2019

3. Easier fishing since even I didn’t finish that in 2019 Becuase of how finicky the system is in XV

4. Cheesed pitios since I did it legitimately last time and I hated it, seriously Noctis movement is trash in this game so why did square enix think it would be a good idea

Joel in Part 1 makes the selfish decision to stop Ellie from sacrificing herself and yes it is selfish but that's what I love about the last of us because the firefly's were selfish too (potentially even more so then joel)

1. The Firefly's didn't even let joel say goodbye to Ellie the reason i think is because they selfishly didn't want to give Ellie a reason to opt out. in fact, my theory is that they told Ellie Joel left when she woke up so she had no reason or purpose to keep living.

As remember what Ellie told joel about everyone leaving her except for him.

And that's why when Joel Died in Part 2 ellie pretty much lost her purpose and motivation and became depressed and bitter as the one who gave her a reason to live (unknown to her till the end of PT2) is gone.

2. Firefly's threatening to kill Joel when he asked to see ellie and marlene in turn tells them if he try's anything just shoot them.

Now Marlene here fueled Joels rage as 1. he didnt get to say goodbye 2. risked his life and almost died to keep her safe and yet gets threatened and ignored when all he wants is to see her for possibly the last time.

3. (Only HBO Canon) Fireflys didn't even tell Ellie as they "knew" what choice shed make... which while that may be true isn't there decision to guess that when she should make the final call.

4. Shes a teenage girl which means shes too young to really understand the concepts or consequences of dying and the procedure.

5. THE ENTIRE DISGUSTING SCENE IN PT2 WITH MARLENE AND ABBYS DAD.

6. Firefly's if they got the cure would most likely use it to become the leaders in their new "utopia" which is terrifying if so as the firefly's are despite seemingly being "good natured" are more or less mercenaries and anarchists.

Like I said I lost “friends” they weren’t really and I know that

I have really good friends in fact I’m seeing BND with them when I get back from vacation

So really I don’t “miss” them per say but the pain still comes and goes

For a while I didn’t think much of it but after a while I started to again

Unlike before though I’m able to stop myself from reaching out

But anyways, for people who have lost a friend or even someone you thought you could trust but they betrayed you… is this normal?

So I’ve always had this strange idea that Eden academy had a darker agenda then what people knew something that could involve training kids to become soldiers (or spy’s) or perhaps making a new world: a paradise if you will, which only the top students have a right to live in aka Project EDEN

Obviously teachers like Henry Henderson kinda drop this theory but if you put in the fact that maybe non “top” staff know I think my idea still has value

Idk why I think this I just have an uneasy feeling about Eden in general.

Is mito pretty much canon now since she’s been featured now in both Unital Ring and Gamerverse and Progressive movie series and had a cameo in echoes of Aincrad

But kinda weird she never appeared in progressive light novels if she’s that important to asunas growth, I get she wasn’t added or thought of when progressive first aired but still kinda a big recon.