PREY (2017) Lore: After Prey
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2019
- Prey's plot is one that's filled to the brim with twists and turns, but what about what happened after it was all over?
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Prey has some of the best lore in any sci-fi game.
Yeah I agree. It was created amazingly. One of my fav games.
I never heard of it until two days ago. I grinded through it and only stopped to sleep.
It was one of those rare games that I bothered to read the logs and emails. I genuinely felt for the crew and saved everyone I could.
What a find.
@@Th3BigBoy it's a beautiful masterpiece that got undermined because fans of the original thought this reboot was gonna be bad. This game delivered but didn't got the recognition.
I personally feel that the specific actions of the actual Morgan are unknowable at this current state. Firstly, we know he stayed to destroy the tyhpon, though nullwave, detonation, or some other way. Alex is alive; Dayo Igwe, Sarah Elazar, Mikhaila Ilyushin, and Danielle Sho survive in some way. We know this because Alex stops the simulation when you try to escape. Additionally, how else would the four of them be present in the post-credit scene? It’s my personal opinion that Morgan lived long enough for his memories to be extracted in some way to be represented to this Tyhpon test.
One idea I read, perhaps on the subreddit, was that maybe everyone is cryogenically frozen with their minds replicated in the operators, save for one person who is kept awake to monitor things. This could be done in a cycle to preserve the intellectual survivors of the human race and to prolong the human-typhon tests.
I’ll come back to revise, as I made this comment at 5 minutes in
Igwe ect may be alive in the end scene or they may not.
I got the feeling they were dead and had their consciousness put into Operators like Morgan with December and January but I can also see how they're alive and just talking through the Operators remotely.
One of my favourite games of all time. This game resonates with me
My interpretation: What determines whether the Mirror Neurons work is whether Morgan Yu was empathetic deep down. The simulation is a near perfect replica of Morgan's memories with a few added empathy tests. The real Morgan is probably long dead, and Alex most likely used their mirror neurons because he remembered Morgan as a good person, because he truly believed deep down, despite all the messed up stuff they did for TranStar, Morgan was a good person. And it's our actions that determine whether he was right.
The typhon didn’t break containment all at once. If you look closely at notes and emails, there’s been occurrences that we know are typhon the previous days before the outbreak. It was just the typhon coordinating an attack that happens in the simulation
I wish I could bottle the vibe and aesthetic of Prey.
it's a form of art deco (they called it neo art deco in the game's artbook), you could probably get close by going to a 1920s era hotel.
Just stay close to anything that really resonates the same or make your aesthetic and help push out Neo-Deco in your eyes that you love so much, share any art, keep your eyes open for where it exists outside of prey, support things that have similar art styles
This is my favourite game, I wish it had gotten more attention when it released
I there think that the hidden location that the ending takes place in is somewhere within Pytheas Moonbase
if earth was taken by typhoon. Why alex is trying to make a hybrid run in a simulation.? Also what happen to the real morgan. i did just finished the game
Alex states Why he's trying to make a Hybrid.
The Hybrid is suppose to be a Bridge between their Species.
Were the Typhons took over Earth most likley cause of Instincts and Self Preservation, though they can still Communicate to each other in a way we Humans can't comprehend.
Making a Hybrid of a Typhon and Human might be a last chance of having Peach between the Two Species since the Hybrid would be able to Speak both Langagues, and be able to feel Empathy.
So most likely IF the Typhons refuse to leave Earth, the Hybrid might side with the Humans instead of it's own Kind
Hell maybe the Hybrids could Multiply and start a Typhon Civil War.
@@conner4385 This should be made into a sequel where you play as the Typhon/human hybrid.
@@spartan120_3 Probably there won‘t be any Prey 2 because this f…… m…. from IGN gave Prey 4/10 and thus it didn’t sell so well… 🙄
@@Kaukasuskalleign is not a trustworthy company for game reviews
@@SirAlexanderr Absolutely, thing is there are unfortunately enough people getting influenced by their reviews 🙄
RIP arkane studios
Nice vid bro
Yo once the video is done imma ask you a few things thanks for making this video
So, given the implication given at the end of the game, what your best theory as to 1. How the OG morgan died. 2. Is talos I destroyed? 3. Where are you during the after credits scene?
Sorry about the super late rtesponse lol, but:
1. I'm thinking he didn't or if he did, he may have been swallowed up by the typhon somehow, maybe made into something thats like a mix between human and typhon, but controlled by the typhon hive mind.
2. maybe, maybe not, I'm gonna say no, but it's definetly not liveable at this point.
3. Probably some bunker, or for all we know, another space station, not much about this part since its so vague in the outro.
@@DaftTake nice. Awesome that u replied. Still need more info tho. I wanna have a good guess as to WHERE that bunker is
still have to play mooncrash for i did saw the cutscene in the credits but still makes me wonder what cause the Earth to end up so bad...was it the mimic about the shuttle from Mooncrash?...was it the shuttle which headed to earth half an hour before the containment breach was detected and we were given an option to blow it up before landing on earth?...or was it something else? (just asking myself out loud some phisolophical questions)
Prey can someone doctor the Apex I don't understand what it is where it came from its place in the typhon ecology so can someone explain it to me
Okay I just finished the game last night so I may be wrong, but from what I understand: the Apex Typhon is essentially the end goal for any Typhon ecosystem. The thing that attacks Talos I at the game's climax is merely an extension of the Apex Typhon. As far as I can tell, the entirety of the lesser Typhon exist purely to summon the Apex.
The Weavers create Coral which allow communication with the Apex Typhon. To defend the Coral, the Weavers create a litany of footsoldiers. Mimics, Phantoms, Telepathy, Technopaths. Their goal is to kill anything they see that could potentially pose a threat to the Coral. Despite how weak humans are physically, we're the smartest creatures in our solar system, and the TranStar scientists on Talos I were able to successfully experiment on and contain even powerful Typhon for decades, making humanity a threat.
So the Typhon go about killing anything that moves all to bring about the Apex Typhon. What its exact goal is is unknown. Unknowable, arguably. January states that it is something extremely ancient and powerful.
Considering Earth falls to the Typhon outside the simulation, it's possible -- likely, even -- that the Apex Typhon exists as a final force to stop anything that tries to harm the Coral (hence why it only arrives after Morgan and Alex get close to completing the Nullwave Device). The Apex Typhon is, then, similar to the Phantoms, Technopaths, and Nightmares. It is the adaptative response to a disturbance in the Typhon ecosystem. Phantoms exist as a response to humans, Technopaths exist as a response to turrets and Operators; technology that the Typhon is unfamiliar with. The Apex Typhon is the final boss, essentially, of their species.
To conclude: it seems that the entire Typhon ecosystem exists solely to spread Coral across space and time. It's likely they only attack areas with sentient life (as the Coral seems to hold the consciousness of its victims inside it). The Typhon 'hivemind', when against a threat, will react accordingly. Starting with mimics, working up through Phantoms, the Telepaths, the Technopaths, the Weavers, the Nightmares, and finally, if the threat to the Coral is too great, they summon the Apex Typhon.
Of course, it could be argued that the Coral itself only exists to summon the Apex Typhon, as the Imposter Cook points out how, as the Coral slowly engulfs Talos I, the "screaming" gets louder.
Idk if my answer was helpful or not sorry if it just confused you even more :(
@@atomicdreamz6035 thank you honestly that's actually helped me understand a lot more because I've actually finished prey 4 times since its release and every time the apex showed up in the finally it just sort of ground the game to a fault because I had no idea what it was or where it came from but now that you've explained it to me I can actually see how it fits in as a final boss thank you.
@@atomicdreamz6035 I have read the Research notes and there is a note from Morgan about the Coral. He states that the Coral is sending out a sort of "signal" into space and he wonders what or who it is calling. I think that unlike a Nightmare, the Apex Typhon is not an adaptive response mechanism, but more likely the "breeder". Just like the Xenomorph Queen. I think that the purpose of all "minor" Typhoons is to set up a place where the Weavers can create the Coral that can call in the Apex to take over.
It’s called coral
One thing I thought was that Morgan was never corrupted and he went though with the plan because in mooncrash Spoiler:
Peter takes a mimic home with him which is how earth was destroyed
Just got done with the game
Have you evet read Children of Time?
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