He literally did nothing wrong
>>334766123
Time?
>>334766230
Aye.
>>334766123
He hired a nigger as the CEO of his multi-billion empire. His doctor was a woman. He didn't fuck maximum qt Beth Wilder while they were alone in the entire world. He didn't let Jack bring any friends. I can keep going breb.
He agreed to be in Quantum Break
That's a pretty big fuckup
>>334769593
Beth Wilder was fucking hideous.
He still ran the company behind the scenes, the nignog was the public face of the company.
His doctor was the only one left that could find a cure, aside from an Asian doctor stuck in time.
>>334766123
Without spoiling anything, can I side with CIA?
Was doing nothing wrong part of your plan?
>>334770515
You can, but it would be extremely painful
>>334771356
For who?
If I download the game, will he die?
He's an innocent guy
>>334766123
Elaborate.
posting best post
How is hatch alive at the end?
Nobody is going to remember a single goddamn thing about his character beyond CIA
>>334772732
He is quite clearly a shifter that mastered his abilities. He likely came back in time to make sure the time fracture will actually happen.
He was in a bad game
>>334774630
For you
>>334773314
Because it's a whole new timeline. Erasing the timeline with Serene going back.
>>334774756
No, Serene had the end of world estimated being in 2021. He and the rest of Monarch were surprised that the fractures were happening so quickly.
Basically fixing the fracture was always meant to happen and another fracture will likely occur in 2021 to bring about the end of time. Hatch will most likely be the main villain and the one responsible for bringing about the second fracture. It would be a simple matter to use on the time machine cores to begin the process all over again. How the hell they would resolve in a future game is beyond me though. They would have to shit all over the entire premise that time travel events were always meant to happen and in truth change nothing.
I thought it would have been a much more interesting plot if Jack's and Paul's motivations had been switched; Paul was desperately trying to stop it at any cost, not understanding that time is absolute and Jack accepts the inevitability of the disaster and puts faith and hope in the unexplored future of the people within the ark to correct it.
>>334771462
For*whom
>>334766123
The book gives Paul much more character than the game does. You should read it, it's different from the game, in a way.
>>334766123
He's a big guy.
>>334766123
Me. I'm Me.
Uhm... You don't get to bring me.
Why has nobody extracted the model yet?
>>334769593
>>>/pol/
or
>>>/out/
Pick one
>>334775604
>>334766123
Looks like a big guy
