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It was only in the section about the next solution that Juno began talking about transferring minds and at that point Aita seems to have already been out of the picture. | It was only in the section about the next solution that Juno began talking about transferring minds and at that point Aita seems to have already been out of the picture. | ||
Why then does AC4 claim that Aita volunteered for the mind | Why then does AC4 claim that Aita volunteered for the mind transference experiment and had to suffer from a failure of that experiment? The games seem to contradict each other regarding the nature of the experiment which ultimately led to Aita's death. [[Special:Contributions/93.195.70.65|93.195.70.65]] 10:02, November 21, 2013 (UTC) | ||
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I'm pretty positive that in AC3 Juno tells Desmond that the fourth solution encompassed changing what they were and that Aita volunteered for the experiment. There was a failure and he "was made a prisoner of the machines" which I think means that he could not have survived without machines anymore.
It was only in the section about the next solution that Juno began talking about transferring minds and at that point Aita seems to have already been out of the picture.
Why then does AC4 claim that Aita volunteered for the mind transference experiment and had to suffer from a failure of that experiment? The games seem to contradict each other regarding the nature of the experiment which ultimately led to Aita's death. 93.195.70.65 10:02, November 21, 2013 (UTC)