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* If you spare Olin, he doesn't just drop off the face of the earth. Sometimes you can find him wandering around; this means it's possible -- unlikely, but possible -- for him to show up when Aloy is being swamped by tons of machines. [[BigDamnHeroes He'll stick around to give a helping hand,]] [[TheAtoner showing he's every bit as good as his word.]]
** Earlier, when Aloy finds Olin at the Eclipse dig site, when Sylens shuts down the Eclipse Focuses (including Olin's), Olin immediately turns on them. As soon as they could no longer see through his eyes and he could freely act against them, he does so with a ''vengeance'', clearly intent on exacting retribution for making him an accessory to their crimes. On top of that, his form of betrayal involves picking up his hammer and wading into melee against ''two Corruptors''.

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When Aloy finds Olin at the Eclipse dig site, when Sylens shuts down the Eclipse Focuses (including Olin's), Olin immediately turns on them. * As soon as they could no longer see through his eyes and he could freely act against them, he does so with a ''vengeance'', clearly intent on exacting retribution for making him an accessory to their crimes. On top of that, his form of betrayal involves picking up his hammer and wading into melee against ''two Corruptors''. If you spare end up sparing Olin, he doesn't just drop off the face of the earth. Sometimes you can find him wandering around; this means it's possible -- unlikely, but possible -- for him to show up when Aloy is being swamped by tons of machines. [[BigDamnHeroes He'll stick around to give a helping hand,]] hand]], [[TheAtoner showing he's every bit as good as his word.]]
** Earlier, when Aloy finds Olin at the Eclipse dig site, when Sylens shuts down the Eclipse Focuses (including Olin's), Olin immediately turns on them. As soon as they could no longer see through his eyes and he could freely act against them, he does so with a ''vengeance'', clearly intent on exacting retribution for making him an accessory to their crimes. On top of that, his form of betrayal involves picking up his hammer and wading into melee against ''two Corruptors''.
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* If you spare Olin, he doesn't just drop off the face of the earth. Sometimes you can find him wandering around; this means it's possible -- unlikely, but possible -- for him to show up when Aloy is being swamped by tons of machines. [[BigDamnHeroes He'll stick around to give a helping hand,]] [[TheAtoner showing he's every bit as good as his word.]]

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* If you spare Olin, he doesn't just drop off the face of the earth. Sometimes you can find him wandering around; this means it's possible -- unlikely, but possible -- for him to show up when Aloy is being swamped by tons of machines. [[BigDamnHeroes He'll stick around to give a helping hand,]] [[TheAtoner showing he's every bit as good as his word.]]]]
** Earlier, when Aloy finds Olin at the Eclipse dig site, when Sylens shuts down the Eclipse Focuses (including Olin's), Olin immediately turns on them. As soon as they could no longer see through his eyes and he could freely act against them, he does so with a ''vengeance'', clearly intent on exacting retribution for making him an accessory to their crimes. On top of that, his form of betrayal involves picking up his hammer and wading into melee against ''two Corruptors''.
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*** General Aaron Herres, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and head of USRC; He absolutely made sure that the decisions he had to make and orders he had to give would be remembered. Even after everyone agreed he wasn't at fault, he wanted future generations to learn. Contrast that with Ted Faro who did his best to hide his actions from future generations.

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*** ** General Aaron Herres, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and head of USRC; USRC a tear-jerking bit of awesome, if possible: He absolutely made sure that the decisions he had to make and orders he had to give would be remembered.remembered and known to the resurrected humanity. Even after everyone agreed he wasn't at fault, he wanted future generations to learn. It's implied that even if his actions were [[IDidWhatIHadToDo justified]], he still sees himself as a monster, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone taking responsibility for his part in bringing about the apocalypse]] (by pushing for military automation), offering himself up to be judged by the generations to come, his actions laid bare. Contrast that with Ted Faro who did his best to hide his actions from future generations.
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-->'''Amendment to the Record of Redmaw by Inquiring Jandiniman, Historial-in-Residence at the Hunter's Lodge''':
"In time, all creatures fall, all legends fade away. Such it was with Redmaw, deadliest of Thunderjaws. In the summer of the third year of the reign of the Sun-King Avad, Sunhawk Ahsis received word of a sighting and set out after the beast. Talanah, Hawk of the Lodge, went soon after, quickly followed by her Thrush, Aloy of the Nora. Fearing Talanah might take Redmaw first and thus supplant him as Sunhawk, Ahsis resorted to treachery, laying a trap for the Hawk. Nine mercenaries ambushed her, but aided by her Thrush, Talanah defeated them all (six shot, three blasted).
Hawk and Thrush continued after Redmaw, arriving just as the legendary monster took Sunhawk Ahsis out of the fight (lash of the tail). Working together, the two women finally defeated Redmaw in a fight for the ages. Alas, the wounds that Ahsis sustained were mortal (crushed internal organs, [[BringMyBrownPants evidence of bowel failure]]) and he did not live to see Talanah take his place as Sunhawk.
So ends the Record of Redmaw, most murderous of machines."

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-->'''Amendment --> '''Amendment to the Record of Redmaw by Inquiring Jandiniman, Historial-in-Residence at the Hunter's Lodge''':
--> "In time, all creatures fall, all legends fade away. Such it was with Redmaw, deadliest of Thunderjaws. In the summer of the third year of the reign of the Sun-King Avad, Sunhawk Ahsis received word of a sighting and set out after the beast. Talanah, Hawk of the Lodge, went soon after, quickly followed by her Thrush, Aloy of the Nora. Fearing Talanah might take Redmaw first and thus supplant him as Sunhawk, Ahsis resorted to treachery, laying a trap for the Hawk. Nine mercenaries ambushed her, but aided by her Thrush, Talanah defeated them all (six shot, three blasted).
--> Hawk and Thrush continued after Redmaw, arriving just as the legendary monster took Sunhawk Ahsis out of the fight (lash of the tail). Working together, the two women finally defeated Redmaw in a fight for the ages. Alas, the wounds that Ahsis sustained were mortal (crushed internal organs, [[BringMyBrownPants evidence of bowel failure]]) and he did not live to see Talanah take his place as Sunhawk.
--> So ends the Record of Redmaw, most murderous of machines."

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-->'''Amendment to the Record of Redmaw by Inquiring Jandiniman, Historial-in-Residence at the Hunter's Lodge''':"In time, all creatures fall, all legends fade away. Such it was with Redmaw, deadliest of Thunderjaws. In the summer of the third year of the reign of the Sun-King Avad, Sunhawk Ahsis received word of a sighting and set out after the beast. Talanah, Hawk of the Lodge, went soon after, quickly followed by her Thrush, Aloy of the Nora. Fearing Talanah might take Redmaw first and thus supplant him as Sunhawk, Ahsis resorted to treachery, laying a trap for the Hawk. Nine mercenaries ambushed her, but aided by her Thrush, Talanah defeated them all (six shot, three blasted).Hawk and Thrush continued after Redmaw, arriving just as the legendary monster took Sunhawk Ahsis out of the fight (lash of the tail). Working together, the two women finally defeated Redmaw in a fight for the ages.Alas, the wounds that Ahsis sustained were mortal (crushed internal organs, [[BringMyBrownPants evidence of bowel failure]]) and he did not live to see Talanah take his place as Sunhawk.So ends the Record of Redmaw, most murderous of machines."

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-->'''Amendment to the Record of Redmaw by Inquiring Jandiniman, Historial-in-Residence at the Hunter's Lodge''':"In Lodge''':
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time, all creatures fall, all legends fade away. Such it was with Redmaw, deadliest of Thunderjaws. In the summer of the third year of the reign of the Sun-King Avad, Sunhawk Ahsis received word of a sighting and set out after the beast. Talanah, Hawk of the Lodge, went soon after, quickly followed by her Thrush, Aloy of the Nora. Fearing Talanah might take Redmaw first and thus supplant him as Sunhawk, Ahsis resorted to treachery, laying a trap for the Hawk. Nine mercenaries ambushed her, but aided by her Thrush, Talanah defeated them all (six shot, three blasted).blasted).
Hawk and Thrush continued after Redmaw, arriving just as the legendary monster took Sunhawk Ahsis out of the fight (lash of the tail). Working together, the two women finally defeated Redmaw in a fight for the ages. Alas, the wounds that Ahsis sustained were mortal (crushed internal organs, [[BringMyBrownPants evidence of bowel failure]]) and he did not live to see Talanah take his place as Sunhawk.Sunhawk.
So ends the Record of Redmaw, most murderous of machines."
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* Meta: it seems unbelievable that Creator/GuerrillaGames - most well known as the ''VideoGame/{{Killzone}}'' guys -- decided to make (of all things) an open-world action-RPG hybrid. Just play the game and see for yourself how far the team has come.
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-->'''Rost:''' So it's ''not'' just a plaything...

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-->'''Rost:''' So it's ''not'' just a So, it is no plaything...
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* At the beginning of the game, it's made clear just how dangerous the machines are. And yet Aloy, a SIX YEAR OLD, doesn't hesitate to sneak among a group of hostile machines in order to rescue a boy from a tribe that considers her a curse. Notably, Rost has, up to this point, dismissed Aloy's Focus (the device that lets her scan machinery) as a toy. When she uses it to effortlessly sneak around an entire herd of machines, he changes his tune.

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* At the beginning of the game, it's made clear just how dangerous the machines are. And yet Aloy, a SIX YEAR OLD, ''six year old'', doesn't hesitate to sneak among a group of hostile machines in order to rescue a boy from a tribe that considers her a curse. Notably, Rost has, up to this point, dismissed Aloy's Focus (the device that lets her scan machinery) as a toy. When she uses it to effortlessly sneak around an entire herd of machines, he changes his tune.

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* At the beginning of the game, it's made clear just how dangerous the machines are. And yet Aloy, a SIX YEAR OLD, doesn't hesitate to sneak among a group of hostile machines in order to rescue a boy from a tribe that considers her a curse.

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* At the beginning of the game, it's made clear just how dangerous the machines are. And yet Aloy, a SIX YEAR OLD, doesn't hesitate to sneak among a group of hostile machines in order to rescue a boy from a tribe that considers her a curse. Notably, Rost has, up to this point, dismissed Aloy's Focus (the device that lets her scan machinery) as a toy. When she uses it to effortlessly sneak around an entire herd of machines, he changes his tune.
-->'''Rost:''' So it's ''not'' just a plaything...
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* Though Dervahl is a villain, the sheer degree of planning he demonstrates is impressive for a tertiary antagonist. His first plan: Incapacitate Avad and his guards with his sonic weapons (which is in itself a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Dervahl not only reinvented the phonograph, he even managed to weaponize it) and force him to watch as he sets off a colossal bomb he smuggled into the city. When Aloy manages to destroy his bomb and find a way to block his sonic weapons, Dervahl and his men take you on themselves, having the foresight to arm themselves with conventional weaponry as well in case someone bypassed their secret, unblockable weapons. And when that fails, and Aloy has him cornered…
--> '''Dervahl:''' Any good Oseram tinker will tell you- [[CrazyPrepared always have a third plan!]] ''(Dervahl pulls out a machine lure, summoning a flock of Glinthawks to attack Aloy)''
** Even Avad has to admit that Dervahl is a brilliant man. Conversely, his cunning is a testament to Aloy’s own skills. She manages to match wits with him at every turn, exposing his frame job and secret plans, as well as powering through all of his backup plans.
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** This really needs to be put in perspective. Your main protagonist is essentially a Native American huntress armed with little more than a bow and a spear, fighting a rhinoceros that can manipulate gravity to throw huge rocks, a giant mole that can tunnel underground like it's swimming through water, a eagle the size of a stealth bomber that can control lightning, and a T. Rex armed with as much firepower as a Navy destroyer. ''And she still wins.''

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** This really needs to be put in perspective. Your main protagonist is essentially a Native American huntress armed with little more than a bow and a spear, fighting a rhinoceros that can manipulate gravity to throw huge rocks, or a giant mole that can tunnel underground like it's swimming through water, a or an eagle the size of a stealth bomber that can control lightning, and or a T. Rex armed with as much firepower as a Navy destroyer. ''And she still wins.''
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[[caption-width-right:350: [[CoolVsAwesome A little girl with a bow versus a giant robot hawk that controls lightning. Who wins? The answer might suprise you.]]]]

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[[caption-width-right:350: [[CoolVsAwesome A little girl with a bow versus a giant robot hawk that controls lightning. Who wins? The answer might suprise you.]]]]

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