When they make a note of Dolores being one of the oldest hosts in the park, I wonder if they had the ability to transfer a host's mind from the original metal models to the flesh and blood models of the present park. Because otherwise, that theory doesn't make a whole lot of sense. (And if it was something they did,…

I guess if they are going to reveal that this was all Dolores remembering her journeys with William, why would they have shown us anything with William or Logan before Dolores wandered into their camp? That just seems like lazy storytelling.

It also makes sense when you consider the only time Bernard has every said anything about "The Maze" was during his basement chats with Dolores, which many have speculated is actually Arnold.

Spoilers re: that rune: there's a little room in the attic above Attermire's office, and you can send the elevator up there, where you'll see that you can shoot out the cables holding the elevator.

I'm in the middle of a murderous rampage through the world of Dishonored 2, and am enjoying it even though it makes me feel like a bad person. High-chaos Emily is a lot angrier than pacifist Corvo was, which makes me scared for the ending. I'm also doing achievement hunting this time around, since getting all…

You should make a bee-line for Old World Blues next, it's a real treat!

Considering they're sold out practically everywhere, sure go ahead.

Choosy moms choose gif.

It's in a note inside the cash register.

In the 2nd mission, there's a safe shop that has a "try to crack this safe!" challenge, and noticed the "half hour limit per customer!" disclaimer. I never found the combination (though know where it is now), so I did just that. I just brute forced the lock. Since each combination lock (barring one devious one) only…

The Clockwork Mansion is definitely one of the standouts of the game, though dealing with the clockwork soldiers took me a while to figure out. If you're looking to take them out of the picture quietly, you need to shoot their head off while there's nobody else in the area, since this removes their optics but they'll…

But when will they explain how Valentine got his tattoos???

I was pondering what an Infinite Jest TV series would look like if they decided to try and adapt it. I still think it would make for a good series.

Guard AI has been overhauled completely, which is a huge change for difficulty. Guards will now notice when you turn off security devices, which causes them to go on alert and start searching the area. Guards will sometimes notice if other guards are missing due to you picking them off while their back is turned, and…

If that were true, it would lend some credence to the two timelines theory, sadly enough, because if Arnold is spurring Dolores to go after the maze in the past, it would make sense that her going off loop and searching for the maze in the past with William would happen shortly afterward.

Sure but it's not her name.

A pet peeve was reading posts from all the people who wrote "Juliette" when writing about LOST.

But why would a random guest have tried to talk to him about his real life doings?

The two timelines thing is the "island is purgatory" of this show so far. I'm sure there's a more apt LOST fan theory that was pretty much debunked yet people still clung to, but I can't think of it right now. (In before "LOST is a good show.")

It might explain Ford's creepy obsession with Arnold, and some of his lines. (Like asking Dolores if she remembers him this episode.) Maybe Ford was made before Arnold decided to go nuclear on the park, and is trying to reconcile choices Arnold made with the persona he was imprinted with.