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I apologize for the long silence in updates. I've been trying work on balancing everything I want to get done in the day and just not succeeding very well. Plus, I've been sick since this last Wednesday. It's the first time in nearly eight years that I've felt this lousy. I'm feeling better . . . just not fast enough for my liking.
Anyway, things are starting to look up. I'll post more of what's going on as time goes by. I just don't want to jinx myself too badly. I already feel like I'm getting ahead of myself on a few things.
This week is Valentine's Week. Also, on Friday, I've designated Peppita Rosetti's birthday. Anyone wishing to submit an art piece, a short story, or a poem, please feel free to do so. All submissions can be emailed to me at luthersfayt@gmail.com or thestaroceanuniverse@gmail.com.
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The Morphus
The other night, as I tried to sleep, I was thinking about the Morphus from The Last Hope. They have an interesting ability that even the Eldarians don't possess - they can regenerate.
If one pays does the correct private actions with Bacchus, it's something the player learns. While his body is repairing the damage from the mutant strain of stone sickness, he's in his metallic body. This led to a particular thought: If the Morphus have the ability to regenerate, how is it they can die? Bear in mind, I am taking into consideration that some parts of the Morphus body simply can't regenerate, like the brain and the heart. Yet it's interesting to contemplate how many were dead on Nox Obscuris. In fact, at one point, two are found on the verge of death near a save point. Why we're not allowed to drag them back to En II is beyond me, other than the two near death serve a purpose. Orwen is a side quest, the other is to refill the element rings (which if you have Charge for Lymle is pointless). I do wonder what the point of having a regeneration ability is if the story is going to demonstrate that it's ultimately . . . pointless.
What do my fellow fans think?
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Question: What are Luther's true motivations for trying to destroy the Eternal Sphere?
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Ask the Star Ocean Character - Adray Lasbard
Roger's segment is coming! I swear that it is! If you have some questions for Roger, I'll still accept them and add them in before I post it. In the meantime, I'm accepting questions for Adray Lasbard from Till the End of Time. Is there something about him you'd like to know? Please ask! Questions can be submitted via comment, email (luthersfayt@gmail.com and thestaroceanuniverse@gmail.com), or private message. Limit three questions per person, no profanity please. All inquiries must be in by midnight of February 25th, 2013.
Anyway, things are starting to look up. I'll post more of what's going on as time goes by. I just don't want to jinx myself too badly. I already feel like I'm getting ahead of myself on a few things.
This week is Valentine's Week. Also, on Friday, I've designated Peppita Rosetti's birthday. Anyone wishing to submit an art piece, a short story, or a poem, please feel free to do so. All submissions can be emailed to me at luthersfayt@gmail.com or thestaroceanuniverse@gmail.com.
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The Morphus
The other night, as I tried to sleep, I was thinking about the Morphus from The Last Hope. They have an interesting ability that even the Eldarians don't possess - they can regenerate.
If one pays does the correct private actions with Bacchus, it's something the player learns. While his body is repairing the damage from the mutant strain of stone sickness, he's in his metallic body. This led to a particular thought: If the Morphus have the ability to regenerate, how is it they can die? Bear in mind, I am taking into consideration that some parts of the Morphus body simply can't regenerate, like the brain and the heart. Yet it's interesting to contemplate how many were dead on Nox Obscuris. In fact, at one point, two are found on the verge of death near a save point. Why we're not allowed to drag them back to En II is beyond me, other than the two near death serve a purpose. Orwen is a side quest, the other is to refill the element rings (which if you have Charge for Lymle is pointless). I do wonder what the point of having a regeneration ability is if the story is going to demonstrate that it's ultimately . . . pointless.
What do my fellow fans think?
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Question: What are Luther's true motivations for trying to destroy the Eternal Sphere?
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Ask the Star Ocean Character - Adray Lasbard
Roger's segment is coming! I swear that it is! If you have some questions for Roger, I'll still accept them and add them in before I post it. In the meantime, I'm accepting questions for Adray Lasbard from Till the End of Time. Is there something about him you'd like to know? Please ask! Questions can be submitted via comment, email (luthersfayt@gmail.com and thestaroceanuniverse@gmail.com), or private message. Limit three questions per person, no profanity please. All inquiries must be in by midnight of February 25th, 2013.
