I tried to broker peace between the Iconoclasts and MSI, but Zora turned me down because I didn't earn her trust on previous quests.  My only alternative was to give the Targeting Module to Sanjar.  I wasn't about to give it to that zealot, Graham.  Now all of the Iconoclasts are dead by my hand, including Zora.  No rational person would have made the choice she did.

 

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Edited October 30, 20196 yr by John Smiley

There are some individuals who trend to reject reason. You will never understand how good it feels to be irrational until you start acting with your hearth and impulses, following a moral compass instead of your brains and pragmatism, following convenience.

Just look at me, I ****ing bought Darq twice and going to get the console versions too. And i would never play that again because it is from a genre I don't like.

I accidentally choose to pick high-capacity cartridges instead of medicine and that ruined any and all chances at peace between the two factions, seems a bit unfair.

I mean, you put the war effort ahead of keeping people alive, so the war continued. It seems to follow a kind of logic to me.

I picked high-capacity because they live on Monarch, a world filled with monsters that can attack at any time or be killed for food, and you need weapons to survive.