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MemberPraetorianJan-19-2017 2:47 PMFor those who have played Alien Isolation,you already know late in the game you find your way into the xenomorph hive and learn that there's been more than one the whole time.Now naturally i expected to run into a queen,but never did(it would made a great late game twist).It got me thinking what if there was no queen,what if the alien born from Foster was the standard xenomorph we know and it kidnapped people and begun the egg morphing process hinted at in The alternate cut of Alien.The reason i think this is when you destroy the hive some xenomorph survive,if there was a queen a possible psychic link would have killed them of right?What do you guy's think?
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ninXeno426
MemberPraetorianJan-25-2017 2:28 PMI agree with them as well.It's got the same level of immerse as the Bioshock series.I've played through twice in the past year and intend on doing so again real soon.P.S.Hope you're feeling better,the flu can really suck.
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MemberOvomorphJan-26-2017 1:51 PMooooo i played this game! chills thrills and a couple of spills. really liked the part where you head back into the jockey ship. cool to have the chance to run around it.....well walk painfully slow anyway
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MemberOvomorphJan-26-2017 3:54 PMThe Art of Alien Isolation, I believe, says that they went with egg morphing because they wanted to capture the Alien as it was portrayed in the original film. I found this to be the only disappointment in the game, but it was a small one.
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MemberXenomorphJan-26-2017 4:12 PMGary Napper said in an interview with AvPG that there was an unseen Queen.
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MemberPraetorianJan-26-2017 4:15 PMI understand S.M. this is just theory.
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MemberPraetorianJan-26-2017 4:24 PMOh.Sorry S.M.
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