History Headscratchers / Unavowed

* How does Vicky become void-touched if you don't choose the Cop origin?

* How did Vicky become void-touched? She doesn't seem to have encountered any supernatural things prior to the General-linked murders. She was shot in the shoulder, so she might have had a near-death experience if the injury was bad enough, but it goes unexplained if that was the case.

* Is it just me, or does Jordon's sprite has an erect penis with balls in full view, only slightly obscured by flames?

** The games mostly take place in present day, giving the games a gap of about 4 years. Lack of hard evidence as to what caused it most likely ended the Unavowed's investigation and caused society to later return to status quo.

*** Actually, it's not that complicated. It's not meant to be literal; the activity is noted by how notable it is, not by merely being around. The situation prior to the game has always been low, so they have to reason to research every obscure figure as if they have an AI for it.

** The games mostly take place in present day, giving the games a gap of about 4 years. Lack of hard evidence as to chat caused it most likely ended the Unavowed's investigation and caused society to later return to status quo.

*** Actually, it's not that complicated. It's not meant to be literal; the activity is noted by how notable it is, not by merely being around.

** He himself mentions that he didn't want any poor individual getting dragged into the mess, hence why he didn't attempt to call for help. That's the reason of why he probably locked it from the inside. As for how he got inside, it's safe to assume that the door was unlocked from the beginning, or the window at the back was opened,(and he could've purposely locked them both for the reason previously mentioned).

** He himself mentions that he didn't want any poor individual getting dragged into the mess, hence why he didn't attempt to call for help. That's the reason of why he probably locked it from the inside.
As for how he got inside, it's safe to assume that the door was unlocked from the beginning, or the window at the back was opened,(and he could've purposely locked them both for the reason previously mentioned).

** He mentions that he didn't want any poor individual getting dragged into the mess. That's the reason of why he probably locked it from the inside.

** The games mostly take place in present day, giving the games a gap of about 4 years. Lack of hard evidence as to chat caused it most likely ended the Unavowed's investigation and caused society to later return to its status quo. We move on from floods and earthquakes, after all.

** The games mostly take place in present day, giving the games a gap of about 4 years. Lack of evidence most likely ended the Unavowed's investigation and caused society to later return to its status quo. We move on from floods and earthquakes, after all.

** The games mostly take place in preent day, giving the games a gap of 4 years. My thinking is that lack of evidence most likely ended the Unavowed's investigation, and caused society to return to its status quo. We move on from floods and earthquakes, after all.

** The games mostly take place in preent day, giving the games a gap of 4 years. My thinking is that lack of evidence most likely ended the Unavowed's investigation, and caused society to retuen to its status quo.

* Why did the event at the end of Epiphany (everybody in New York falling unconscious at once) leave no noticeable impact on society? You'd think they'd put up memorials to those who died, and the Unavowed would certainly want to find out exactly what happened.