Ethan made up some stories to give Anna time to run away. Knoth then wanted Ethan to slit Anna’s belly and kill the child. She was raped by the prophet Knoth who got her pregnant. From him you learn that the woman whose murder you’re investigating was his daughter, Anna Lee.
He now has his first vision (or hallucination / daydream). Blake escapes the remaining Christians and then there’s another flash of light.The heretics kill the Christians and take Lynn away. They are a different cult that opposes the Christians. Blake and Lynn run into a Christian search party.They use the symbols of Christians but their faith is very distorted). (Note: the villagers see themselves as good Christians but Knoth’s teachings are deluded and advocate murder and blood sacrifice. He announces that the child of Lynn and Blake is the antichrist (devil) and calls out his followers, the “Christians”, to find Lynn and kill her before the child is born. Over the speakers, prophet Knoth can be heard, saying that he examined Lynn’s womb and concluded she is pregnant. He wants to know what happened but she refuses to say. It’s evident that the light has a strong effect but Blake resists. Along the way there will be another flash of light, causing all enemies to be in a state of paralysis. On his search he encounters some hostile villagers. He clearly didn’t get skinned in the crash so Blake knows something weird is going on. The helicopter pilot is found skinned on a tree near the crash site. Suddenly, there’s a flash of light and the helicopter engines fail.
Blake and Lynn briefly talk about Jessica and then record an intro for their news report about the murder. Jessica committed suicide, a memory that haunts Blake to this day. Blake wakes up from a dream he had about Jessica Gray, a girl he was friends with in 4th grade. The game begins with a helicopter ride.Together you embark on a trip to find clues on the murder of a pregnant woman in rural Arizona. You play as Blake Langermann, husband and cameraman to your wife Lynn Langermann, who is an investigate journalist.Theories and explanations are further down after the synopsis. I think they have more sense than to go on a route that extreme though.After 10 playthroughs and reviewing all collectibles here’s my understanding of Outlast 2’s events and a synopsis of the story. I'm imagining a Resident Evil situation where the Umbrella Corporation's status kept growing every game until they were this impossible conglomerate whose influence was felt everywhere. I really hope Red Barrels doesn't feel the need to brute-force Murkoff into every Outlast game just so it has connections to the others. I'd say the majority of players didn't even find the note on their first playthrough - I think I read about it somewhere after I'd played through a couple of times. Overall, the connection was about as subtle as it could have been. So, they would have had to ruin some interpretations in a sequel at some point.
OUTLAST 2 MURKOFF SERIES
I got over it because there's still a fair amount of actual plot details left up to interpretation and it seems the Murkoff connection to Temple Gate will be vital to the continued story of the series at least, that's the impression I got from the final comic. It made me feel the same way as you felt, for the most part. If you looked closer beyond the otherworldly events, the seams of the facade show, and I liked that. After getting the documents and noticing the radio tower, I thought it was well-implemented. My first playthrough I theorized Jessica was reincarnated as Lynn's lil antichrist, and I think that's what blake believes by the end. The Murkoff thing didnt influence my opinion on the story, I still loved it and it made sense. Okay this protagonist has more reason to feel guilty but still lmfao. James put his wife out of her misery, for her sake and for his own selfish needs. Blake realized the priest convinced him of a false story at a young age, and made him feel guilty for Jessica's death. Yes, the protagonist was influenced by the town to see strange things, but it's all about the protagonist's personal mental journey anyways, regardless if the real world events were fabricated.įor Blake and James, the main thing was discovering supressed memories and making peace wih them. To me, it's kinda like discovering the final twist in Silent Hill 2. I mean, everything in Blake's flashbacks still happened. I still loved the story after I discovered the canonical events.
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