The choice of words was, of course, intentional. Sometimes the machines want to kill her. Sometimes Aloy needs a mount, or parts for ammo, or shards. She'd rather hunt them than fight them, though of course all too often those words are entirely interchangeable.
"Sounds familiar," she says--it's not exactly the same, but the cauldrons churning out machines, and the ongoing issue of the Derangement is everyone's problem. The only question is whether the Quarians are artificial intelligence, or something else. "Everybody's problem."
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The choice of words was, of course, intentional. Sometimes the machines want to kill her. Sometimes Aloy needs a mount, or parts for ammo, or shards. She'd rather hunt them than fight them, though of course all too often those words are entirely interchangeable.
"Sounds familiar," she says--it's not exactly the same, but the cauldrons churning out machines, and the ongoing issue of the Derangement is everyone's problem. The only question is whether the Quarians are artificial intelligence, or something else. "Everybody's problem."