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Reversal of reality happens, and crash burn.
LOL!
But maybe this world isn't just graphically "pixelated". Maybe what we can see from our perspective is not everything and that is what Akara wants to imply.
Obviously this is not something that you as a player could have guessed because your arguments seem pretty valid. I think it is intended that the player feels like an idiot and angry at that point to imply that you cannot see under the hood no matter what you do.
Besides that - a 15 year old child that has been "farmed" to satisfy a given role in a company does not speak "satisfaction" so much but rather "brave new world". Doesn't it?
For me, having it so close to the end did wreck the atmosphere and ultimately the overall impact of everything the game had been building to at that point.
And that is a method fanatics often use when they feel their arguments are lacking.
We aren't doing that though.