You know the saying, “You get what you give”? Well, this is the same thing.
It’s not a very subtle sentence, this one from someone who has spent a fair amount of time in social media, but it’s pretty much the truth. The reason is because even when you give someone something out of the goodness of your heart, you can’t expect them to appreciate it back.
This is another of the reasons why you can’t really call a person out on something on Facebook. You may have just given some of your best friends a gift, but in the end, they have to take it in the spirit in which it was intended. A simple “thank you” for a good deed is generally frowned upon, but you can at least let the recipient know that you understand.
In the game, one of the Visionaries (who has also been given a gun and other powers) is still around and has plans to kill Colt and his friends. But he has been given one more gift, which is to allow Colt to be his best friend. This is because that is one of the best things anyone can do for each other, and it’s the reason why he is so close to Colt.
The question is whether or not this is a good idea. The question is whether or not we can actually trust this person. We never know his motives, so to say that he is trustworthy is to make a statement that is not as reliable as it could be.
The question is if the trust we place in Colt’s friend is as strong as the trust we place in Colt, is it okay to just let Colt die? It’s possible that Colt didn’t want to kill Colt, but in the end the person who he trusts will kill him. It’s also possible that Colt is already dead, but the person he trusts will kill him.
The question is whether we trust Colts friend, or Colt. In this same way the question is if we can trust Colts friend. We can’t know these things for sure, but we can just trust him.
The last thing that we know for sure is that the person Colt trusts will not kill him. In Deathloop, we will be tasked with finding out what happened to Colt in the past. We’ll also be trying to figure out who Colt was before he was a party-loving, party-throwing, party-dancing, party-pounding, party-planning, party-running, party-destroying party-thumper.
Colt Vahn was a party-hating party-plundering, party-destroying party-thumper. And since he’s been a party-hater his entire life, we thought we’d be able to trust him because he’s been there and done that. But then we found out Colt’s been lying to us for a while now, which is usually a red flag for a party-hater.
Colt is not a party-hater. His goal is to kill the Visionaries, the party-lovers who are holding him prisoner by forcing them to work together in order to make the end of the party-world a better place. With the threat of Deathloop coming, it is possible for Colt to become the party-leader, but he has made it clear that he would rather live in hell and be eaten by sharks than be the party-leader.
