The Official "Westworld" Season 2 Thread
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PoorAndDangerous
Superstar
So hyped for this to come back.
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
if you like black mirror then you'll like this. i think westworld season 1 is better than any season of black mirror. the production and story was great. i think 3 episodes in i was hooked. can't wait for season 2
DO it.
Don't do it high.
It's a mindfukk that makes you question-
*edit*
it's a mindfukk.
if you like black mirror then you'll like this. i think westworld season 1 is better than any season of black mirror. the production and story was great. i think 3 episodes in i was hooked. can't wait for season 2
CoolazzFemale
All Star
Binge watching this weekend
:smugford:
KalKal
Superstar
Just started my rewatch from the pilot episode. I think I understand what "this park means to upper management". Looks like Delos might be trying to create stealth assassins. That would explain why the executive did not agree with the head narrative guy's plan to dumb down the AI to make it more appealing to the guests. More convincing hosts would make stealthier killers back in the real world. Westworld is their testing lab for hitmen.
The fact that a ShogunWorld exists gives them the perfect cover to create literal robo-ninjas.
What doesn't quite fit is that the Man in Black is in the park looking for a hidden meaning. If he's high up in Delos, does he not know what the park means to Delos? Or does he think that Arnold's Easter Eggs are far more important than whatever evil plots Delos has? I'm leaning toward that the board in charge of Delos has shut him out of direct control over the company, even though in name he owns a huge chunk of it.
The fact that a ShogunWorld exists gives them the perfect cover to create literal robo-ninjas.
What doesn't quite fit is that the Man in Black is in the park looking for a hidden meaning. If he's high up in Delos, does he not know what the park means to Delos? Or does he think that Arnold's Easter Eggs are far more important than whatever evil plots Delos has? I'm leaning toward that the board in charge of Delos has shut him out of direct control over the company, even though in name he owns a huge chunk of it.
I’m about halfway through season one and to sum things up:
West world is basically a real life RPG VIDEO game
Pretty much like a western GTA
I still don’t understand how “real” people can’t get hurt or killed in it though
My only question is, who is this Wyatt character they introduce a few episodes in and why is he important that they keep mentioning him
West world is basically a real life RPG VIDEO game
Pretty much like a western GTA
I still don’t understand how “real” people can’t get hurt or killed in it though
My only question is, who is this Wyatt character they introduce a few episodes in and why is he important that they keep mentioning him
KalKal
Superstar
Yes, that's exactly what Westworld is to the guests: The ultimate "sandbox" game.I’m about halfway through season one and to sum things up:
West world is basically a real life RPG VIDEO game
Pretty much like a western GTA
I still don’t understand how “real” people can’t get hurt or killed in it though
My only question is, who is this Wyatt character they introduce a few episodes in and why is he important that they keep mentioning him
According to interviews with the show runners, the guns detect what they're shooting at and fire paintball style rounds at humans and real rounds at non living objects.
You'll find out more about Wyatt by the end of the season.
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
@hex and others broached the theory in last season's thread that Delos wants to create AI robots to replace real powerful people in the real world to exercise power from the shadows.
Yea but what about knifes and other was they put themselves in danger?
The hosts kill in other ways than using guns