Where in the World does this Game Happen?

[The Mann]

There's more in the world which you will need to find

[The Mann]

What are your thoughts on this?

[TimTim LaBaguette]

I get the feeling I saw someone speak about that some years ago, but I can't remember.

There seem to be drawing of Junkers though...

[Lady Veronica]

Well, it's some sort of an inscription, and the likes of that would take huge amounts of effort so it clearly has some importance to some group. That design that you can see of what looks like a junker really has to be a junker. The details are so particular when you look at it closely that it really can't be anything else. The swirly object in the center is most likely the sun, as it would play an exceptionally major role in the lives of these locals. It would be really nice to find the source file for this, because you can't really make out all the little inscriptions here. Right at the bottom, there is at least one figure running, which is really weird.

Best bet is this is some kind of Totem pole, It could also be pre-flight, which would really make it a testament to the tenacity of the creators. I'm betting on the tribe idea, it seems like something people would do in that environment and culture.

[MightyKeb]

It seems like you missed the fact that junker is considered to be a an arashi ship, and considering the sun does play a huge role in their lands they could very well be arashi descendants that ended up in canyons with or without consent.

[The Mann]

I am impressed by all the observations

But I will now unveil the most striking evidence for analysis.



How would you explain the craters of Selogorod?

UPDATE:

Now that I think about it, Im pretty sure these are the mercantile mineral mines....

Or Are they?

[C r o w]

I bet a biscuit that this was the cause of that silly craters.

[MightyKeb]

I bet a biscuit that this was the cause of that silly craters.

But why is there even an airway passing by one of the craters? Why travel a bombed site that could be potentially dangerous to your wellbeing and is probably devoid of resources?

[C r o w]

Because you might find some remnanats of the thing that was bombed and scavenge it.

[MightyKeb]

Because you might find some remnanats of the thing that was bombed and scavenge it.

"Devoid of resources"


That could make sense, if paritan was bombed and is still being scavenged then this site could be aswell.

[Daft Loon]

The craters could be something like the mine attacks of WW1 but on a much larger scale.
Essentially an enormous quantity of explosives in tunnel/s under enemy lines.

"Gentlemen, we may not make history tomorrow, but we shall certainly change the geography" - General Sir Charles Harington

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lochnagar_mine

[Lady Veronica]

Wow, took a break for a day and lots happens. In the email I got from the guy who writes all the lore, he heavily hinted that the vastness is ground zero from some doomsday weapon, so not just plain old bombing. The rest of it was likely bombing though. Also, just because it blew up doesn't mean it has no resources. Perhaps the aftermath of the explosion created some cool materials, or maybe those bomb sites are where the "gas" in the balloons comes from. They could also be just giant pit mines from before the war, desperately trying to get as many resources as possible to fight the enemy.

In any case, seeing how there is no town inside of it but an airway through it, you don't want to live there. If there is only a dock, then there's some commodity it has that you can't get anywhere else (at the same cost at least).

[Richard LeMoon]

That is not a sun on the rock. That is an explosion. The jellyfish look like crude drawings of bombs in motion, all pointed to the center.