u/Ok_Square_642

Ok, this is probably the stupidest question I am ever gonna ask on here, but I don't really know anyone irl who plays this game, so here I am. I've had a lot of my pack rallies fizzle because it would only do my secondary howl before the bar could fill up halfway. Or I'd have trouble even starting one because it did my secondary howl so much. Is this a normal thing in game? Like, does it roll a random chance to do you primary or secondary howl? Cause I thought the secondary howl is only for when your packmates are far away. Or am I somehow doing the most basic of things wrong? Am I stupid or is this a bug?

I have a few questions about things. Do the NPC packs have litters they raise through the whole year like you do, at dens and rendezvous sites, or do they just spawn with pups of the year during Young Hunters? Because I think it would be fun to be a dispersed pup and just hang around my old pack for a year, bringing the new pups food.

And when it says a wolf "Moved away" under Departed Wolves, does that mean I can find that wolf again on another map?

My very first wolf's son succeeded her as pack leader after she died, and I'm playing as him now on his first year of leadership. I've had a few of his siblings, yearlings, and my old wolf's mate disperse without giving me the option to play as them. Does this go for the pups he adopted as well?

Does anyone know any shallow points on the Slough Creek map, where I can carry beavers or other heavy carcasses across the water without swimming? Specifically, I prey upon the beaver den at the bottom left of the map, and I'm trying to bring them to feed my pack and pups at den 21, but I can't find a way to cross the creek and First Meadow without dropping the beaver carcass in the water. Even if there's a way that's too far from me to be practical it would still be nice to know for future reference :) Or is there just no way across?

Which in your opinion is the chillest/most fun or coolest DLC map? Or should I get the building character dlc? I don't have any, I want them all, but I can only get one at the moment 😢 so I'd like to know which is your favorite and why, thank you! 🙂

I made it to the Young Hunters quest with six of seven pups alive, in a new wolf's first in game year. But the thing is I've never had more than five pups survive at one time, so I'm really scared one is going to meet an unknown fate. (I was SO mad in my last playthrough, where my FAVORITE pup in that year's litter, Cedar, met an unknown fate at 9 months when the quest was nearly finished. And the wolf I was playing as then was an Elder Wolf who just had a dream sequence, so I couldn't reload) I don't want that to happen again, this litter is one of my favorites and I want them all to live. Is it possible to avoid an unknown fate by not sleeping through all of Young Hunters or some other way I don't know about? I don't know if not sleeping is a good idea. It's just on easy mode, but since it's this wolf's first year I don't have any yearlings or subordinates to rely on, just my mate and pups

I just finished To Your Eternity, and while there are a lot of tragic deaths in the story, I think the Nameless Boy's death is the most tragic of all.

That's not to take away from characters like March, Gugu, Tonari, or any of the others. March was a little girl who just wanted to grow up. Gugu never got to marry Rean. So many characters died with dreams left unfinished. But the difference is that, thanks to Fushi, most of them eventually got another chance. They got to come back, experience more of life, and in many ways complete the stories that had been cut short.

The nameless boy never got that chance.

His dream was so simple compared to everyone else's. He didn't want power or revenge or immortality. He just wanted to see the world beyond his frozen village. He wanted to meet people. He wanted to stop being alone, and he died before getting any of it.

What's especially heartbreaking is that, in a strange way, his dream comes true—but for someone else. Fushi sees the world. Fushi meets countless people. Fushi experiences joy, grief, friendship, love, and centuries of history. He does all of it wearing the Nameless Boy's face.

Throughout the story, I kept wondering about that. The others eventually understood who Fushi was and, in one way or another, chose to follow him. Their fyes stayed behind because they wanted to. Eventually they could return to their bodies and continue living. I'm glad they all decided to move on in the end, but only after experiencing everything they wanted from life, thanks to Fushi.

But the Nameless Boy never knew any of that was possible. To him, Fushi was just Joaan, his pet. When he died, he had no idea there was a chance to stay, no idea there was a being who had taken his form who could eventually ressurect him. No idea he could have made a choice. His fye moved on before he ever understood the rules.

The Beholder even points out that the boy never gave Fushi permission to use his body. Obviously Fushi isn't doing anything malicious, he was barely capable of human thought when he first took that form. Maybe he uses it because he genuinely thinks of it as his own, since it's the first human body he obtains and spends the most time in. Maybe it's because the boy was the first person who taught him what it meant to be human. Maybe keeping that form is Fushi's way of honoring him.

But it's still so sad. The others got the chance to reclaim their lives. The Nameless Boy never did. What's even sadder is that Fushi never really tries to bring him back. Not because he doesn't care, but because by the time Fushi understands death, loss, and resurrection, the boy's fye is already gone. Nothing can undo that.

And then there's the line that hurts the most: "Remember me." In a way, Fushi fulfills that wish better than anyone ever could. The nameless boy's face becomes one of the most important faces in history. It walks the earth for centuries, it changes countless lives.

But nobody remembers him. They remember Fushi.

Nobody knows the lonely boy who waited for a family that would never return, who wanted to taste something sweet for the first time. Nobody knows his dreams. Nobody knows his story. We never even learn his name. He lived alone, and he died alone, in the same icy landscape he'd known his whole life.

He's somehow both timeless and completely forgotten at the same time.

That's why I loved that the ending circles back to him. The final chapter didn't give him his life back, it didn't let him make the choice that the others got to make, it didn't even tell us his name. But after hundreds of chapters, it fufills his final wish. It remembers him, the readers remember him.

And maybe that's why, after everything that happens in To Your Eternity—all the wars, all the deaths, all the centuries that pass, all the characters we get to see grow and develop throughout the story—the one person I love and remember the most is the Nameless Boy. Even though we only meet him once.

The ending of the manga did seem rushed and confusing, but after thinking about it there just couldn't have been a better ending. I can't wait to see it in the anime.

I just couldn't stop thinking about this and needed to get it down, what are your thoughts on this?