While I was eating my breakfast this morning, I began to wonder if I would ever get up from my chair, and if I would ever go shopping. With the sun beginning to rise, I began to wonder if I was ever going to get out of bed, and if I would ever cook a meal. I know that I have a tendency to be daydreaming a lot, but I don’t usually think this was a big deal.
The thing is, when you’re daydreaming, you’re not fully aware of how you’re thinking. It’s like a movie where you have a scene with someone who is daydreaming and you can’t really understand what they’re saying, but you can see the effect it’s having. When I was daydreaming, my thoughts were like a movie, but I had no idea what was going on.
In the previous trailer, Colt and his henchmen were seen sneaking around death-obsessed Blackreef. This new trailer, however, shows a somewhat different style of daydreaming. Colt is still daydreaming, but he’s now daydreaming about the future. He’s also got a new power, which is apparently something that everyone on Deathloop has, but no one knows what it is. (That’s a new twist, by the way.
What I like about this trailer is that it shows a more mature Colt, which shows us why he was the one who wanted to be head of Blackreef security. He was the big bad dude back in the original trailer, in a way. Now that he has this new power, I’m hoping he doesn’t screw up too bad. I’m also excited to see some of the new and improved Deathloop mechanics.
So far, so good. As I said, Colt Vahn is an amnesiac who seems to have woken up on a beach with no memory of why he’s on Deathloop’s party island, Blackreef. That’s okay though because someone has left him vague messages in the sky about what to do. Our goal in Deathloop is to take out eight Visionaries, intelligent party-lovers who’ve locked an island into one repeating day so they can piss about for eternity.
That’s not to say that Vahn has no memories. He does have a great memory of his past. As we learned in the initial trailer, he remembers being a kid in the 80s, which is pretty cool. He also remembers the day he and his brother were framed for the murder of a police officer, which is also pretty awesome. The death penalty was a bad thing back then, but it was the law and it was what you did.
Vahn doesn’t remember it all, but he does remember some of it. His memories are so detailed that he seems to be able to recall parts of the story. His brother was a really good kid. He was kind of a party-animal. I guess I’m not a party-animal, but this is just one more thing that I learned that I was never able to learn in school.
The main character’s memory is so detailed that he seems to be able to recall parts of the story. He’d be able to tell his brother’s story to anyone who asked, and I think he might still remember it.
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I’m not saying I trust the story, but the premise of the game seems as solid as ever.
