Saving Luc, Leknaat Foreshadows?

TheAngelicSin · Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 12:11 am Post subject:

Oh yeah, I bet Sasarai will go through a stage of denial followed by severe depression for a while. Whether or not he will get through it okay is the question. ;P He could be stronger than Luc and eventually brush it to the back of his mind. Then again... it's such a hard thing to stop thinking of.

I mean I'm 18 and I'm already a little edgy about death and that's a fairly obvious concept. I can only imagine what something like Luc and Sasarai had revealed to them would do to anyone...
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Borus · Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 12:57 am Post subject:

Hahaha! Wait till you're staring thirty in the face!
Still, I don't mean to minimize your viewpoint or anything. Even at my ripe and tender age, though, I still believe in trying to age with some grace. Maybe when I've hit my forties or fifties I'll change my tune, but I think that there's plenty of good things to keep a body occupied in its journey through life. Apart from the minor psychic wound inflicted by knowing the story, I'm glad and I am thankful that I never had to experience anything quite that overwhelming!

It really makes me kind of wonder about the whole cloning thing, too. I mean, if we go much further in that science, it really is only a matter of time before someone uses it for a similar purpose. Maybe not in our lifetime, but still, just a matter of time, I believe. It really makes me think about what I might feel like if I knew I were grown in a tube, rather than fostered in a womb. Imagine how weird it would be to come to that realization after living thirty (or more) years believeing you had a mother who wasn't made out of glass (or crystal, or whatever).

Njord · Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 4:23 pm Post subject:

Answering the main question, I don't really think that it matters what we did in the past games because Suikoden don't really rely on every little thing of the other past Suikoden games, even when Suikoden is connected with each other in history, it doesn't really focus on the past minor actions of any character of the Suikoden games.

Therefore, we can't say that past actions by a certain character does really matter in the history of Suikoden unless it's something really important or something that made major a difference.

Although every Suikoden game is connected with each other in a way or another it's such a shame not to see that every little action make a difference in the history of the game.
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TheAngelicSin · Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2004 5:37 pm Post subject:

If anyone would be doing cloning any time soon I doubt it would be with body parts just woven together like Frankenstein. ;P It would probably involve altering the DNA sequences of the gametes and then fertilizing the egg within the womb of a surrogate mother - so technically the parent wouldn't be one of glass. Later on in the future; hey who knows.

I'd rather not think of 30 since I will most likely still be in school trying to get a PhD.... which is probably sadder than thinking of death *Sighs*
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Borus · Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 12:51 am Post subject: HAHAHAHA!

Well, whatever you're doing at that age, I wish you the best of luck, and I hope that you'll not let death haunt you out of enjoying your life.

Kobold · Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 11:18 am Post subject:

Talking about Luc's death. I'd like to ask. Is Luc confirmed to be dead forever and ever? Has Konami mentioned that he will never return?

Because if they didn't, there MIGHT be a chance for him to be returning thanks to Crowley and Mazus. He and Sarah COULD reincarnate or something since their souls were intact. I'm no fan of Luc, but S3 got me intrigued with him, and more of Sarah.

It'd be nice to see them in a future installment of suikoden occuring after S3. I just can't stand the idea of Sarah being created just for that short part of S3, and then die after that. She's way too powerful for such a destiny! No fair!
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Lunarblade · Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 12:01 pm Post subject:

Luc was meant to die, without his death the story would have had no meaning. Hell, the jerk DESERVED to die after all he did. Just because the picture at the end isn't in color doesn't mean it's false, after all. Everything that happened to Luc made sense. I don't really see what the problem is...if Murayama can't understand that there IS a buisiness behind all this, then he should get a reality check. It's a shame he left, but Konami isn't making games for the hell of it.
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Thief · Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 1:28 pm Post subject:

... it's officially stated by Konami and as far as we are concerned, those are the facts.

Of course, they always have the rights to amend their own rules to suit their needs whenever and wherever. I don't mind seeing Luc's returning, but I'd rather not deal with his plethora of obsessed fans... for now.

Rai-Jin · Posted: Tue Sep 21, 2004 3:01 pm Post subject:

Calupict · Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 2:46 am Post subject:

"sigh' So there is no way to kept Luc alive. I'm really want to see Luc in the next Suikoden. He's you know....

Borus · Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2004 9:10 pm Post subject:

Obsessed fans? I'm not a big fan of his, I just don't like the idea of an individual's mind being reduced to cinders like Luc's was. A tragic villain, flawed hero situation, to be sure. I'd love to see him come back, if only for the redemption of his soul and character. Just too sad a thing to see someone go insane like that.

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