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''(This material is meant to be read after [[BioCrisis]] and [[12/3]].)''
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:''This material is meant to be read after [[12/3]].''


At the end of Oni, Mai stopped Muro's plan by 'blowing the processors' ([[ACC]]s). This sacrifice apparently "bought [the world] some time". However, "the dead and the dying" could indeed become a common sight in the cities affected by the destruction of the ACCs. True, Muro's planned inversion didn't take place, but the now-broken ACCs were performing a non-negligible decontamination work. Thus, even if we're far from the "dead air and foul water" promised by Muro, "underground" life and rationing come to mind.
At the end of Oni, Mai stopped Muro's plan by 'blowing the processors' ([[ACC]]s). This sacrifice apparently "bought [the world] some time". However, "the dead and the dying" could indeed become a common sight in the cities affected by the destruction of the ACCs. True, Muro's planned inversion didn't take place, but the now-broken ACCs were performing a non-negligible decontamination work. Thus, even if we're far from the "dead air and foul water" promised by Muro, "underground" life and rationing come to mind.

Revision as of 23:06, 26 November 2021

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This material is meant to be read after 12/3.

At the end of Oni, Mai stopped Muro's plan by 'blowing the processors' (ACCs). This sacrifice apparently "bought [the world] some time". However, "the dead and the dying" could indeed become a common sight in the cities affected by the destruction of the ACCs. True, Muro's planned inversion didn't take place, but the now-broken ACCs were performing a non-negligible decontamination work. Thus, even if we're far from the "dead air and foul water" promised by Muro, "underground" life and rationing come to mind.

On the other hand, a dramatic decrease of the world's population would mean much less pollution in the years to come. This would allow for a local or global regeneration of the biosphere (à la Ergo Proxy or Nausicaa).

In a highly hostile environment, the population is more of a burden than a source of power. It would probably be left to itself.

In one of the remaining cities, on the contrary, it can be organized into a strong community under the protection of leaders. Ecoban or the Domes in Ergo Proxy come to mind: basically every intact city can become a "utopian" mini-state after the events of Oni.