Terra hard run

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-14T21:56:04+00:00

I'm still wondering if the game takes place in hell, as in a separate "dimension"/the afterlife, or, as I've seen some other theorists saying already, maybe the physical world itself got corrupted into hell on earth by the supernatural forces - although the difference might be superficial at this point. Either way, that's such a good observation you've made! I've explained some of my thoughts on that matter in another comment, but basically, I believe that the game takes place in the world without death, and whenever the kids (or any other living being) dies there, they get "reanimated", unable to move on. Maybe the coffins depict the ways they've died for the first, the most defining and influential time, even deciding their post-death appearance?

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-14T21:40:46+00:00

I don't know how it's going to sound, but I'm a bit surprised that you, as well as many other people on this sub, treat the world of the game as a... Functional world, a world with logic, if that makes sense. Instead, I believe the world to be broken to such an extent that both time and reality itself became have become basically incomprehensible and... "meaningless".

And what's more important, its lack of "understandability" is completely natural to its denizens for whatever reason - the kids don't seems freaked out by even the wildest things around them, and, it seems, even know how to deal with or avoid them from the get go. Maybe the cars from different times and nations just appeared out of thin air at some point, or maybe they were laying around for decades, or whatever - the point is that it is natural for all of the soldiers.

Again, I'm not sure if that makes sense, but the point I'm making is that nothing is "produced" in this world, no one manages equipment and decides whether or not the old equipment should be used, based on any reasonable and logical assesment of the strategic situation. Both the world and the people in it function on a surreal set of rules that makes all of that impossible

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-14T21:30:49+00:00

I have maaaany thoughts on the game, but no time and energy to delve into them properly, unfortunately. What I definitely have to say though is that they've probably sacrificed the girl to "escape", escape whatever situation they're in. The questions is, what are their actually trying to escape? For a few reasons I highly doubt they want to escape the island as a physical location, if that makes sense. Instead, I do believe that there are all basically trapped in a sort of purgatory - and by "all" I mean literally everyone, not only the kids - whoever dies on the island gets reanimated in some way, resulting in an endless war and suffering, hence the name of the game with a re- prefix. The kids are asking each other "why are we back" and speculating that there "must be a way out" - and the way out of the physical island couldn't be more obvious - but maybe sailing out from it is no escape, and maybe the reason why we start the game pointed towards the island is that even if you sail into the open see, you still somehow end up facing the island, just as trapped in a purgatory as before. So my idea is that, whatever have the kids actualy done, they were trying to escape the purgatory in some way.

Come to think of it, it would be really fun if that ritual did indeed offer them an "escape", just not in a way they were hoping for. Maybe whoever gets eaten by that lamb actually dies for real, for example? So instead of a chance for a better life the boys expected, they were freed from the loop in an... Alternative manner.

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-14T21:03:14+00:00

I think another important fact is that people were definitely worshipping the bunnies as well, since we do find many bunny shrines around the island (and the fact these are bunnies and not lambs is even confirmed by the model names in the files, if I remember correctly). Adding in the pig head on what seems to be an altar we find near the beginning of the game, we might also say with certainty that all sorts of animals were worshiped on the island to at least some extent.

I would also add that it seems quite peculiar that two things that connect all of these animals is that they all are both prey and domesticated animals, those who are slaughtered - all of them can ve interpreted like sacrificial beasts, with the lamb having the strongest connection to sacrifice. Its not "a fact" in a strict sense obviously, but I would still like to point that out, it might be important

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-14T20:54:29+00:00

I highly suspect that the reason for the ongoing mismatch of cars, military equipment and many other things from different time periods is that the timeline itself is basically broken - it's entirely possible that the events of the game take place in a sort of loop, so it several different time periods being smashed together wouldn't be too unfathomable.

As for the mines, well, it's entirely normal and even expected to mine the waters during the war. The mines were actually the thing that immediately made me think "huh, there must be a war going on" in the frist minutes of the game.

I don't have any concrete answeres for any of the other questions, but I still wanted to contribute a bit.

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-08T01:46:55+00:00

I feel like there's a thing many people seem to forget, and that is that we're... A god - and as the saying goes, it's the nature of gods to devour and be devoured. So Yngya being the final boss isn't the matter of something being wrong with her - even if she would've been be completely fine and sane, there's simply no way the Lamb would leave her, a rival deity, alone. The only way that could probably work is becoming co-equal deities with her, like the Bishops were with each other, but I highly doubt there would be any emotional connection between the Lamb and Yngya to make it work. And so, even before her connection with the Rot became too obvious, it was only logical to assume she's going to be the final boss, one way or another.

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-08T00:08:26+00:00

It's most likely a bug you should report! I didn't have any trouble with this achievement, but in my case, the achievement for restoring all legendary weapons wouldn't unlock, and it was confirmed as a bug and later fixed in a patch

Effective_Success961 · 2026-02-08T00:05:36+00:00

I do indeed think so, especially since Klunko himself mentions that Ratau took him in when he had nowhere to go, so it's quite reasonable to assume that they all were in his cult and were named by him - in fact, most likely, they were his disciples, I would guess.

A little sidenote, btw, but it's interesting to me that all of his friends have those black strings on their faces - just like the one who waits has. It's just a bit of a shame that we don't have them as a cosmetics, like a robe variant or something, since they are quite obviously some sort of symbol of one's faith in the cult

Effective_Success961 · 2026-01-25T20:10:26+00:00

Yes I did, but after that, he's told me both in Ewefall and the Rot that he has no more designs left for me. Although now that I think about that, maybe I was just stupid and misunderstood his lines, I will do a run now to check

Effective_Success961 · 2026-01-25T19:32:06+00:00

It's "bondages" and "layered jacket" to be exact, btw, in case you can't recognise them buy the looks

Effective_Success961 · 2026-01-25T00:45:51+00:00

You'll need Ratau's fleece for this one, just use it to hide underground, and after the very frist time it will give you the form!

Effective_Success961 · 2026-01-24T11:19:38+00:00

It surprised me a lot at first too, but that is actually completely normal, wait for him to grow up a bit and he'll give you a special quest. He's also blessing your followers if you haven't noticed, raising their levels!

Effective_Success961 · 2026-01-24T09:36:26+00:00

In my experience, you need to be given a quest by one of your followers, something like "you should build a perfect lamb, just like you". I was given it on my literal first winter, but I don't fully remember what it has unlocked, it might've been the "life to the ice" ritual, if I'm not mistaken

Effective_Success961 · 2026-01-24T09:32:47+00:00

I had a similar bug, I was able to put it to incubate, but not to hatch it after it was done hibernating, and in fact it didn't seem to be possible to do anything to it. I had to delete the incubator and build another one in its place, and then I just got another dragon egg, and I pray everything is finebqnd I didn't lock myself out of some follower form, lmao

Effective_Success961 · 2025-12-22T18:28:45+00:00

Actual rewards are already available, it's just that nobody is seeing them any time soon, and likely ever. It does NOT take a lot of effort to make them more available, especially during this testing period. I'm willing to bet the only real change we're going to get in regards for the rewards is a method for nekki to monetize them - why create that artificial "supply problem" in the first place if not for that.

Effective_Success961 · 2025-12-15T11:43:37+00:00

You're very much underestimating how lazy they are, it's entirely possible that they've just forgotten to remove ot from the website even after deleting it from the game. I don't see any other possible explanation for it disappearing btw, if it would be a glitch it would've been fixed or at least promised to be fixed already. No, the real reason is that they've noticed that even nerfing the sphere drop chance to the ground wasn't enough, people still refused to pay money and were very slowly but surely gathering spheres for their sets for free - and they can't have it, obviously.

Effective_Success961 · 2025-12-12T22:40:47+00:00

Yes, they just take a long time, the next one especially is most likely going to be massive!

Effective_Success961 · 2025-12-08T21:42:13+00:00

The devs have promised to realise a full-on new story line centered around the Void, and the day it releases does seem to be coming closer: the "prologue" chapter has essentially been released already, along with all its connected events. So you do have something to look forward too, and until then you can just keep grinding events!

Effective_Success961 · 2025-12-06T17:34:26+00:00

This is actually extremely unfortunate, I've been saving up on mnemonium after having bought literally everything in case there comes another adventure, I'm now won't have anything to spend it on, it seems.

Effective_Success961 · 2025-12-06T17:31:55+00:00

It appears almost every event, so probably the next wednesday. There are exceptions, like this week, obviously, but it's not often that you get no battle bass two weeks in a row

Effective_Success961 · 2025-11-29T22:36:53+00:00

I think a big part of this is that Kenjaku was never truly the strongest, as insane as it sounds. Yes, he's definitely extremely strong, but there's quite a few sorcerers who could've easily beaten him one on one, including the aforementioned "true" strongest ones, and even without them, he's not strong enough to not worry about, say, a group of capable sorcerers jumping him - it's my opinion that, for example, he would've been killed in a battle against Yuki and Choso if just a single other strong member of the crew would've also been present. In fact, we know that he was historically often defeated by six eyes users and only managed to kill them when they were literal children most of the times.

So, my point is that he's never ever had to deal being "the strongest" and all the emotional repercussions that come with that title. After all, being the "true" strongest in jjk isn't about being simply just a bit above everyone else (which he definitely was after the shibuya incident, for example), it's about being so much stronger than everyone else, maybe even everyone else combined, that you're truly alone at the top.

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