Golden Girl

We slammed the STF on Justice last night in 1:21 - no stone Tank, no kin, no empath, no team wipes - just a radical rad and some shockingly excessive damage

He also used the word "engage", which is a kinda strage word to use in this context - engaging with the Incarnate system seems to imply some sort of limited invovlement.

Well, I think it amuses quite a lot of us too

It's an NPC/enemy mob that's never been added to the game, but the devs spawn them from time to time in Pocket D when there's a party on to amuse us

The devs do a lot of datamining to get gameplay stats and trends - the fact that the Incarnate system seems to be focusing more on team play than soloing seems to be a pretty big clue that their data feedback shows them that this is the way to go.

I hope that these serious replies are actually just sarcastic or playing along with it

Once the dictatorship is overhtrown, the hardcore anarchists in the Resistance will just end up like the Freakshow - a violent but manageable threat - the majority of the Resistance fighters will just start living normal lives once they're free of Tyrant.

Someone is not being serious

Is the level Shift really the main bit of the Alpha slot though? Like isn't the slot unlock + Tier 1 the big one, as that gives you access to actual new Incarnate content?
A level shift is a nice bonus, but it's not really the main feature of the Alpha slot - that's the 2 new TFs.

I think the main "problem" with the GR morality missions is that they've clearly been designed to be RP-friendly - like if you pretend to be a Paretorian, and use a Praetorian mindset for the missions, then they could be complex.
But if you don't RP, then for normal people, they're not really very diffcicult choices at all, because we're influenced by the real world and the game world, so we know that Tyrant is evil, and that his methods are evil too, as we've seen them being used by evil people in the real world, and in the game world.

For example, the choice to free the Seers is only difficult if you're thinking like a Praetorian, and imagining that you've been brainwashed with the lies of the dictatorship since you were born,, and are caught up in hte hystreria about "treachery" and the need for "security" that dominates the lives of the Praetorians.
But for normal people, we know that in both the real world and the game world, law enforcement forces don't require slavery or forced conscription to be effective - we know that police officers choose to do their job and risk their lives to protect people, just like we know that Heroes in the game world make the same choice, so when we're given a choice to free slaves or keep them enslaved because that would help "prevent crime", we know right away that that's a lie, as we have real world and in-game reference points to show that it's a lie, while if you're RPing as a Praetorian, then you have to imagine that you don't have those reference points, so you might genuinely believe that the Seers were required to keep people safe, and not being used as tools of repression.

The tutorial is another good example of the RP angle the devs have gone for in GR - if you play it through as someone who's obedient to authority, and never asks questions or talks back, then you get a totally different picture than the one you get if you question what you're being asked to do at every turn, and see the friendly facade of the PPD quickly fall apart.

She's both - just like Ghost Widow