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<div class="quote">DipsonDP wrote:<br | <div class="quote">DipsonDP wrote:<br>They didn't even explain why there kept the subjects alive either way. DNA samples and some promising employees and done, no riots, no danger, no desync.</div> | ||
To be fair, it's possible that having non-descendants relive those memories might be even worse than letting the actual descendants do it. As shown with Robert Fraser, the Bleeding Effect can get pretty bad, not to mention the fact that it might cause them to join the Assassins. | To be fair, it's possible that having non-descendants relive those memories might be even worse than letting the actual descendants do it. As shown with Robert Fraser, the Bleeding Effect can get pretty bad, not to mention the fact that it might cause them to join the Assassins. | ||
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DipsonDP wrote:
They didn't even explain why there kept the subjects alive either way. DNA samples and some promising employees and done, no riots, no danger, no desync.
They didn't even explain why there kept the subjects alive either way. DNA samples and some promising employees and done, no riots, no danger, no desync.
To be fair, it's possible that having non-descendants relive those memories might be even worse than letting the actual descendants do it. As shown with Robert Fraser, the Bleeding Effect can get pretty bad, not to mention the fact that it might cause them to join the Assassins.