It’s weird to me that the voidling was afraid of the brothers but not afraid of the folks who killed them.

Its kind of scary seeing as the Voidling is a voidLING, implying that there is a stronger creature out there. If Mythrix and Providence didn't create the void, then maybe the void created them?

Fun fact: Kirby's very own planet popstar can be spotted in the sky box of the planetarium

The Void Family Event simply says "The Void has become curious" as it's warning message, which may imply that the Voidling is simply collecting things out of curiosity.

First time I beat Mithrix - I didn't think about what followed. It all just seemed to make sense as a bombastic climax for the game. For what I had originally considered to be a mindless fun game with little story, this conclusion was perfect in its simplicity. Explosions everywhere as you charge up the ship, you then escape the surface just in time before the moon implodes. The end. Although I played the first game and was aware of the 'true' story behind Providence and our actions, I still didn't think RoR2 was much more beyond that. But the more I played the game, the more questions I began to ask. Like, why do the void reavers only show up when Mithrix dies? And now that I look at it... the moon implosion seems identical to the void reaver implosion. Then I begin noticing things I didn't before. Such as when I die to a void reaver implosion, the game tells me I didn't actually 'die', but instead "You have been detained. Await your sentence at the end of Time." Wait, I'm not dead? Where the hell did I go? Where the hell do these void reavers come from? Then I discover the void fields and more questions come up. Then I begin reading entry logs... And I realize there is so much more thought, cohesion, and mystery to this simple game about killing stuff than I thought. I also very much like the idea of looking at the 'brighter' side of the Void Locus as akin to being underwater and looking towards the surface. Given the aquatic motif for the void creatures it makes perfect sense. Hopoogames did an incredible job of taking a simple concept and making it something special. With not just a damn good gameplay loop, but also incredible music and environment design and lore entries. There's so many times where I'm playing Risk of Rain 2 where I stop, look at the environment, listen to the music, and think "What the hell is actually happening here?" I applaud the devs and Chris Christodoulou for finding a way to make me feel an emotion or curiosity towards their game without the use of dialogue or cutscenes. I find myself wondering and excited for the future of this game not just because I love playing it, but I'm genuinely curious where they'll take the story next. Also; was anyone else surprised at how *BIG* the Voidling was? I read the name 'voidling' and assumed it was a small creature. "-ling" as a suffix has 2 definitions; 1. Young. small, or inferior one" (such as duck*ling*) 2. One connecting with or having the quality of. (such as hire*ling*) I guess it makes sense for it to be a Voidling given that it very much is connected to the void and may possibly have been created by the void itself.... But I do wonder if there is another, 'superior', much much bigger Void creature in the depths. Sorry for rambling, I just really like RoR haha. And thanks for your work and I really enjoyed getting to see you cover this series!

Can I just say how much I love the ocean aesthetic of the void. I don't know what it is about it, but it really seems unique

Void: finally, we can collect our prize. Humans: a new god to kill? Void: shit shit shit shit shit

Something interesting to note is that the achievement for unlocking purity is called The Calm. The achievement is unlocked by beating Mithrix on Monsoon. Considering that the calm comes before the storm, the storm can be seen as the void invading after Mithrix dies which fits the lore pretty well. Thought that was a pretty cool way of hinting towards the answer as well. Another thing, the lore of the item talks about two brothers chasing glass frogs in the sun, the glass frog is the other way to enter the void which is another hint from the devs.

I think the reason that the developers removed the final cutscene, is that they are implicating the survivors themselves are stuck in the simulations that the Voidling makes them live through over and over, and it's why you can do many runs again and again, and kill the voidling over and over, and still do it again by just starting a new run.

12:22 Man I forgot the planet gets zoinked if you beat Mythrix. They must have had the void in mind when they got the game properly finished.

I'd honestly love to see more about the red plane in the next dlc

my theory is the Sand Crabs from the first game were either killed off like the Children, or were captured by the void and corrupted into Devastators. Oh also! Another theory is that Void Barnacles are Squid Polyps that went under a full transformation like the Void Fiend, instead of just being corrupted. Between the Polyp's fitting into the void's aquatic theming, their attack is also fairly similar

Fun Fact: Petrichor actually means “The smell that occurs after it has rained,” and the planet’s name is Petrichor V

On the topic of what the next dlc may be, in dev thoughts 18, they said: "The goal for Expansions is that they would be multiple Content Updates in size, and would occur only 1-2 times a year. These Expansions will most likely be themed - for example, we could have a “Void Expansion” or an “Imp Expansion” - with new content built around that theme." So it sounds like the theory that the next dlc will give us more info on the red plane and imps in general is correct, seeing as they did go with the void theme that they suggested back then

Should it not have already been mentioned, the whale looking creatures that fly's around is a extremely strong reference to dishonored, and its void.

I have a theory relating to the four pillar types on comencement, they all align with a major antagonist. as already stated, providence is accociated with soul, and mithrix design, that leaves mass an blood unassociated, but with theaddition of the void, we can cross off mass, as void detainmant is collecting mass, and remebering its accociated design, and last we have blood, accocited with the only other significant enemy, imp, with their bleed stacking.

The Void and the Voidling within it remind me a lot of the Combine from Half-Life 2. Traveling between dimensions, capturing whole worlds. The apparent futility of resistance. This is cosmic horror done right; the content itself isn't frightening, but comprehending it is horrifying.

Is that why the log writer in RoR1 said that they felt like they made a grave mistake after killing Providence, since now our universe lost the one thing the Void was afraid of (not that they’d know the specifics, but a vague premonition of the end) And man, that detail about the endless simulations is great because now you can’t be certain about anything, and could be an in-universe explanation of the after-death reset. Are the events unfolding in real-time, or is the void using the survivors to study how to combat the brothers if another like them shows up

Whenever you defeat the voidling and the portal spawns. Instead of the portal saying "leave" it should say "enter deeper void portal". It's an incredibly tiny change that would make the void ending feel so much more ominous and cool.

Don't mess with space cops, especially crab space cops! Honestly when they first announced an alternative boss for the DLC I was really hoping we'd get a twisted/void corrupt Provenance. Although the Voidling is an interesting enemy, beating a corrupted version of Provenance to unlock a corrupted verson of the sole survivor seemed super thematic and appropriate. That said, a normal run does end with Commencement being detained, so maybe we'll at least see a voidborn Mithrix in the future...

Void Fiend's escape message is interesting because it implies that he's going to go on a tear through the universe. "And so it comes, for us all" Makes me think Void Fiend is probably not a real member of the Safe Travels and is in fact a villain himself regardless of his opposition to the Voidling...

"Deeper into curiosity. Deeper into hubris. Deeper into the depths of creation." At the end of RoR2 upon defeating Mithrix, we see the void monsters detaining the entire moon of Petrichor V - with a dying Mithrix still on it. If Mithrix somehow survives, perhaps due to the detention of the void, wouldn't he be the perfect vessel, consumed by curiosity, hubris, and the desire to create, to be its ruler?

even before the dlc, i always speculated the void to be this sort of force to detain anything that is causing too much chaos, something to get rid of crazy variables in the world. not necessarily seeking power, just making sure power doesnt go in the wrong hands. im sure the void can go anywhere across the universe, but petrichor in particular is an absolute chaotic mess of a planet with so many creatures, obviously it would be a target to be detained.

Hey I’m sorry for taking ages to get to this video. I’ve been very busy. There’s some points I want to make here that may be important. Spoilers ahead for Survivors Of The Void: 1) The Void is something that started invading after Providence’s demise, not just after Mithrix’s death. In the current build with the DLC, we can see how the void tries to take on the planet: infestation, instigating, weakening the planet. They do this between Risk of Rain 1 and 2; you can see this through the void creatures who invade and the void seeds. 2) The Voidling ending is an alternate ending. This… gets a little confusing I’ll be honest; the DLC left us with more questions than answers. The Voidling ending can be both after Mithrix’s death but also before his death (you can summon the void portal on Commencement after beating Mithrix by petting the glass frog 10 times OR by looping until a portal spawns). 3) Void Fiend broke out between 1 and 2. It s also what broke out Acrid (refer to my post in the Acrid video for more details). It is unlikely it would work with the Operatives. 4) So here’s a really cool detail: the simulacrum is canon. According to the logs, it is hinted that the Simulacrum is canon. It’s a simulation… it’s a simulation… it’s… a… simulation. 5) in the Void Locus log I believe, it mentions how they found a CHEF bot in the void. This could be the same CHEF bot from Risk of Rain 1, gone insane and killing, but could not stop the void. 6) So in the planetarium (the final boss stage), you can see all the planets that they’ve taken. Yeah it’s funny that they’ve got references to Kirby and Smash… but there’s a funny detail. This is a cell. This is one of the millions of cells. There’s also earth. The void is at the end of time. This means that everything, at the end of time, will be void. Everything will be captured by the void. At the end of time, everything will be voided. There is no escape from them. 7) There is always a bigger fish… Voidling means there could be a bigger void creature. Deeper, Deeper, Yet Deeper. 8) Tharson is OK from this encounter.

I'm very curious as to the Newts relation to the void. Perhaps an unseen force protecting the planet during the absence of Providence?

So the Crystal blade repels the void reavers, and the Newt shopkeeper is seemingly made of crystal, which explains all the dead void readers around the portal in his bazaar

Ah yes. Space jail.

I hadn't realised that the moon in the ending scene was being detained, not destroyed by Mithrix. That's blown my mind.

Something that kind of seems a little strange to me, when you defeat mithrix we assume we have killed him. but it's kind of difficult for me to believe hes actually dead. Mithrix was always the more industrious and calculating of the two brothers, when you finally make him fall, he merely fades away into the very bubble he was resting in when you first start the battle......could mithrix have somehow made some sort of pact with the creatures of the void? I'm generally curious about mithrixs plight because if you look around the breadth of the moon stage, its littered with swords and hammers (heck theres even a final fantasy 7 reference). why have so many tools of war when your machines don't have hands? was he making these weapons for someone? also when you are running to escape to the shuttle, why is the entire map being spammed with the beam waves that mithrix used against you in the boss fight while the void creatures invade, was it to stop you? was it meant to stop them? did mithrix even know about the void in the first place? I'm genuinely curious just how deep this rabbit hole goes.

I can imagine Void Fiend and Voidling having a Gohan vs Cell moment as the other 3 teammates help for the Corrupted M1 of the Void Fiend to finish off the Voidling.

Can we take a second to realize how humans beat/made fun of the Voidling and Void Reavers 5 different times? First killing Providence, then Mithrix, then freeing Acrid, then Void Fiend [which was a Commando before being corrupted] escaped and finally killing the Voidling.

What if Providence and Mythrix were building those lunar chimeras to combat against the voidling as the descriptions of the Lunar Chimeras speak about needing speed for war. Its possible that Mythrix was preparing to go to war with the voidling and was pissed that Providence was making these other lifeforms that would not help them against the voidling

Something I found very interesting about mithrix's death is how in previous updates, as he disappeared, a little void ball would appear in his head, which makes me believe he was being taken by the void as well which would make sense considering Mithrix is in the simnilacrum. Although, it seems in this update this void ball has been removed so while interesting it may have been retconned.

Interesting you didn't mention the last part of Acrid's log, implying that the Voidling (or other void force) already bit off more than it can chew and the containment protocols are failing. Was it void fiend that caused the leak? It implies that the problem was coming from inside the system, so probably not humans randomly opening cells. Is this hole in the void security the reason Voidling wants to expand it's reach? Is the presence of void portals a symptom of this breach? Whatever did it and for whatever reason, we can thank them for releasing our doggo.

I like to think that the Void Fiend is the Classic Commando, not the current one, its clear Commando isn't a title just a troop, with the many bodies seen at the end of the Moon, its obvious their like the cannon fodder for the UES, the newer design is simply just improvements to the commando, Void Fiend is the one who escaped but was trapped. Forever to sit alone in the void, until it is freed. It once had humanity. But that is long gone.

Its interesting that you dont know what happens after you defeat the voidling. You could end up in a simulation as soon as you enter the deep void and wouldn’t even know it

Seeing as they went deeper. Do you think it’s possible that is the plot of the next game? The rescue team seems to have completed their mission but before they come back. They go missing. When people are sent to investigate they find the broken void reavers, jaliors, and devastators and portals to the void. They dive deep looking for their comrades and end up finding them. But the void has driven them mad. Like the voidling, the ones who killed it have been corrupted by the void turning them into gods. The players could be trying to find a way out of the void, bring their friends back, or put an end to their suffering. Either way since they went deeper they will become stronger than imagined. I also wonder about providence and mythrix. Are they actually dead? Mythrix says that they will get it right next time. My hope is that they get reincarnated or something when both of them die. Of course this is unlikely but I like the thought of the brother coming back and retrying. This time working together.

I dunno if you still have more to work on with RoR's story, but I love this. Its helped pulled the pieces I've missed together to make the story, which I've ALWAYS been enamored with.

This was a great video! It's always nice to find explanations of lore. Great job!

A well detailed dive into the lore of the void! I enjoyed it and I cant wait for more!

So far what we have left to learn/make a video about is: Imps and there red plain Who is the newt The Heritic Gup Where mythrix and providence came from and if it’s still around Wisps and there creators The Tar N’kuhuna The Elite Aspects And finally What Happened To The Survivor If I missed anything tell me and I’ll add it Missed: none so far

Apparently, there’s another unused ending cutscene that shows two Voidlings in a field of multiple Voidlings studying Mithrix’s corpse(or at least what remains of it-a plant) After viewing it for a brief time, their eyes turned blue, suggesting he still has influence even after death. But, this is still cut content-who knows.

Unsettlingly enough, with what we know about the void's simulacrum, and the game's nature as a roguelike, it's hard not to see the whole game as the survivors trapped in the simulacrum even if that's not the case

I love your narration. This whole video was a pleasure to hear!

RoR1: Kill the protector RoR2: Destroy the brother of the protector and delete the moon SOTV: Eliminate the opposing force Next DLC / RoR3: *Destroy Petrichor V* That sounds like fun, doesn't it?

I find it interesting that every single run you've ever done can be seen as the Voidling just recording your life in the void

When I first beat the new boss with 2 of my other friends I was genuinely surprised how there were three phases, good thing I had 3 corrupted four leaf clovers (by the end of the run all my items that weren’t corrupted or already legendary turn into legendary)

Really enjoyed the video. Keep up the great work!

Nice video dude a lot of time went into this and it shows.

It would be one hell of a big brain move if Hopoo games actually go back to update RoR1 with Void contents as if the past got influenced by the void through time and space, or if it's just another simulacrum that we've gone through again and again.

I think the scariest part is the fact that the Void Fiend seemed to be a human before becoming what it is now.

watched the ror2 lore video from you yesterday. nice one

I was just watching one of your risk of rain video when the notification came, what a coincidence :O

Been subbed for a while boss. Love your stuff 🙏🏻

What’s interesting is how all void creatures, at least the stronger ones, all take the form of crustaceans. Lobsters, or crablike forms. Dunno if this is a meme on the whole ‘convergent evolution’ thing, where all return to crab, or it’s just purely for the sake of looking neat, and simply all based off of the void reaver

Remember how that in an item description in risk of rain 1 or maybe it was 2, I can't remember it stated that an unknown person or just someone told them to go to the system that contains Petrichor V. In the the barnacles description it shows the instruction given to an unfortunate victim how to get the Void. Perhaps knowing that the Void Reavers couldn't kill Providence and in turn take Petrichor V they told the Contact Light to go to the star system, so that in turn the survivor would kill Providence, which later would also result in the death of Mithrix, thus granting access to "Catalogue" Petrichor V and its wonderful inhabitants.

Nice, I was waiting for this video

Voilding: Man those brothers are powerful, and what is this a tiny huma- WHAT THE FUCK?!? Me as engineer: Bungus

Amazing video dude

I still wish that void fiend's second ability could fire a small void hole that detonates and detains everything in it's radius after a second

this is really good! there are a couple of important points which I think were wrong. we know the reavers came to Petrichor V after providence died and before mithrix did, because Acrid was detained between ror1 and ror2, and escaped the void before (or during) ror2! He was only able to escape because of something *else* causing a commotion (IIRC, it was referred to as a "leak") and then returning to Petrichor V. It may be only because of the (presumed) short time Acrid spent in the cells, but this my contradict the void corruption, too. Acrid exhibits no traits of lingering void influence. absolutely awesome video though, you did a marvelous job consolidating all the void info and I look forward to any future lore vids you produce! :D

I think you can't escape the planetarium, you get deeper into the void, maybe you can't escape from the void.

Great explaination 👌😁. Loved the video🙂

Hope you make a new one for the next DLC!

When he was talking about what they do to interrogate prisoners and said "forcible penetration" at 7:35

The thing I’ve noted about the Void is that it definitely had a deep sea theme. Like, the Void Fields have alien seaweed growing, the Void Locus has eldritch whales floating in the distance. Even Void creatures we see are distinctly crustacean, molluscoid or cephalopodean. If space is like an ocean, what if the Void is the bottom of that ocean?

More Risk of Rain videos, you love to see it.

I'm curious if they'll ever explain why regular humans can become god-like in strength by just... picking up normal items (or, "normal" in the sci-fi world of RoR). Obviously for gameplay reasons, and some items' powers make _some_ sense. Like AtG missiles, or Medkits, etc. But other items give you powers based on _ideas_ that the item represents. How does a crowbar make you deal more damage with ranged attacks? Simple - the _concept_ of a crowbar is to break things open in 1 swing. How does the Pocket ICBM make more rockets pop into existence? One explanation is that the guy who made the Pocket ICBM is just obsessed with missiles - and that belief, or _concept,_ gets turned into a power you can use. I may be stretching here. But perhaps Petrichor V itself somehow imbues items with power based on the ideas and concepts surrounding them. The cult of N'kuhana seems to have understood this, they made items (for example, I think they made the Cursed Dagger, but I could be wrong), and imbued them with concepts - _her_ concepts. The stronger an ideal, the more powerful the item. That's why red items seem more "magical" in their powers, like with the Happiest Mask or Shattering Justice. Mithrix could also wield this power, but without Providence's ability to create, his items had... flaws. Drawbacks. The lunar items. They could be powerful, like the Shaped Glass, but they were ultimately inferior to "pure" items, like the ones scattered on Providence's planet. Perhaps something about Providence's power is how ordinary cargo is imbued with these traits? Maybe that's why Providence tried to destroy the Contact Light - he knew humanity would discover the ability of Petrichor V to turn trinkets and ideas into weapons. We still found out anyways... but destroying the Contact Light was a risk he had to take regardless. ...And now the Void wants these items, for some reason or another. Either to contain them, as they pose a threat to the Void itself. Or to use them - by giving the items to the creatures stored in the cells, like in the Void Fields, to strengthen their own army. Either way, the Void doesn't want to let all these weapons fall into anyone else's hands. This is all probably entirely wrong... but I don't think the items we pick up have the same powers they do normally. I think _someone_ would've noticed that. The survivors we play as don't have any items when they're sent down - which yes, is likely due to gameplay reasons... but could be explained lore-wise by items simply not having any powers unless they're on Petrichor V. And the reason humanity isn't aware of that, is because the survivor(s) of the first game left on the Contact Light, which is still missing. Meaning they never made contact with anyone else. Holy shit, I just realized the first survivor(s?) of RoR1 are probably _still out there._ As powerful as (a) god(s). I wonder if that will ever be addressed someday?

I mean you DO unlock Void Fiend after either 50 rounds of simulacrum or defeating the Voidling so I'd say it's pretty much lore that getting deep into the void in either of those two manners will turn the character into a Void Fiend... I also want to mention that I've always assumed beating the Voidling leads to the simulacrum since it states you're going "Deep, Deeper, Yet Deeper" when you win through that boss fight!

Two things 1 this was amazing thank you2 what is your take on the disembodied voice that occasionally speaks during the void fields

What about the shopkeeper? The Newt is shurely somehow connected with the void in some way. Why does he have a void portal under the bazaar? Why does he sell lunar items? Is he Voidling's receptionist or just like the 6th god in the game? Do we know anything about the Newt?? Also i wonder what will be the theme of the next DLC 🤔

Man. I've only been to the deep void, like once or twice, and this video is already giving me ptsd

I personally see the Void as a metaphysical enforcer of power limitations. Sure, as you defeat Mithrix, the Void Reavers are there to contain the moon, but if you just keep looping, the Void Reavers come after you, specifically. Perhaps they study the captured creatures to find out how their power came to be. I also like the idea of humans being able to amass power through the gathering of items, to the point of toppling a god. One of the many reasons Risk of Rain is so much fun to me.

I personally don't believe that the voiding is the top of the food chain I'm the void, as the suffix -ling usually means something like "one connected with or having the quality of" or "young, small, or inferior one"

Even though it's been a year since this video released I want to make a connection. Note that whenever you "perish" to a void implosion the death sentence specifically capitalizes Time, which is connected to four other words, Design, Soul, Mass, and Blood, all of which have a connection to some sort of entity. Design and Soul being Mithrix and Providence respectively. Mass is most likely relating to the void itself, and how it consumes matter via the void implosions to keep and study. Blood's connection is most likely related to the Red Plane, due to the nature of both the Bleeding debuff inflicted by Imps and the Imp Overlord, another note with this is that the developers said that they wanted to, or were working on a "Imp DLC" most likely relating to the Red Plane and this concept of Blood. Another note is with the scrapped ending cutscene, as it being scrapped feeds into the idea of the Voidling, specifically the -ling part of it, being a smaller, or otherwise weaker version of something infinitely deep within the void, possibly relating to the end of Time.

this is a great video with lots of information told in an entertaining manner! but i'd be lying if i said i didn't actively look up from what i was doing at the 7:33 timestamp, and then sigh with relief when you finished the sentence with "of the mind".

good work man

It could also be that every run is already a simulation as it start anew every time over and over again

One of the recurring characters in the lore is a guy named Jenkins. I bet he's a badass after what he's been through and a possible future character.

I was prepared for the Voidling fight, but i didnt keep track of what items i got. So i was surprised that it took one shot + item effects to deplete the health bar. It was satisfying tho.

9:30 "It is currently not know why [...]" My guess as to why this happens, is that the Voidling is driven by curiosity.

The fact that mankind is basically becoming the Chief Elder Species in this setting is awesome to me. THREE TIMES these eldritch beings decide to mess around and find out with the race of crazy apes that throw suns at each other for pieces of rag that only have value to the apes.

“Let’s talk about what they want to do with the universe and their ultimate fate =D”

"Why were the creatures of the void archiving stuff?" Operatives: "NO CARE. KILL."

Nice vid as always, would you ever consider making a video on the story and lore of The Final Station?

Great lore. I never liked killing providence just because of his name. Fitting, really.

Crazy how much lore is in this game! Do you think you might do a video on The Bank lore from Dead Cells?

Its cool we are seeing more lore of the planetary prison

Very nice yes yes Thanks for the hard work

good stuff this is quite interesting

I think it'd be sick if the survivors that defeat the Voidling and leave through the portal get like. Voided. Voiderized. Adding another character to the roster? Or at least an option to change the existing skills and model to fit the style of the void. Since, y'know, Void Fiend is a voided out Commando. Doing that for others would be neat. But I think best boi Acrid wouldn't change, he's too resistant and strong and good.

how I think void reaver explosion death thing:does about.. 500 trillion (probably) damage, but because of one shot protection, it’s repeated about 10 times to remove one shot protection, if you have so much health that you resist it, I’m gonna guess for a split second it simply just.. gives you everything it can, giving you every buff for a split second, and or making your defense, shields and one shot protection disappear.

both the ways you unlock void fiend implys it is the character you unlocked it with, corrupted from the void

4:56 Deep, deeper, yet deeper. I wonder if that’s an international reference to Dark, darker, yet darker

i know i'm a bit late on this, but there's one thing that i feel is worth noting about the void, or at least something that relates to it... The Glass Frog. the story you tell is one where the survivors entered the void through the void fields, but that's not the only way there. During the escape sequence, if the survivors are fast enough, they will find a glass frog waiting where they entered from, the frog can be petted for the price of a lunar coin, after the tenth coin, a portal will open, and not just any portal, a deep void portal, skipping the void locus and going straight to the voidling. Amongst all the lore descriptions, there is one that mentions glass frogs, the purity, "...it sounds like two brothers, chasing glass frogs in the sun..." ...doesn't really answer questions, but sparks new one, like how much does The Newt really tie in to the lore of the void, considering The Newt has crystalize storage, the void portal in the bazaar, and the dead reavers around said portal, then where do the glass frogs come from and what powers do they truly have... of course, this could already be answered and i just don't know about it since i basically live under a rock, but hey, least i tried

i cant wait for the next dlc

Now I want a Void form for each survivor.

I love how these are literal gods but you are just a human with a guitar, sunglasses and a missile launcher and kick their butts. It makes me wonder how powerfull an actual human army could be compared to these.

How to beat the Void: 1- Be a God 2- Be a regular human with a gun, and a lot of random stuff.

Revisiting this after the news Hopoo will step out from RoR after Gearbox bought the IP and it's sad that we'll never have some answers (and the series will surely become a soulless husk from now on) but it's also good to remember the good things along the way.