168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ghostwire: Tokyo is a game about saving your sister (and the world in general), but it's also more than that. It's a game about transcending fears and learning how to let go. Akito and KK both grow immensely during their journey of saving what's most important to them, while dropping a ton of funny exchanges along the way.
Although the plot's pretty serious in this game, it's left a trail of memorable lines, some profound, and a lot are flat-out hilarious. Revisit these quotes, and you might find a new way to look at life, and if not, you're at least guaranteed to let out a laugh or two.
10 🔯 Overcomeꦺ Your Fears
"The important thing is to not let fear take over you."
This line may not seem significant at first. However, as the game goes on you'll see that it becomes all the more important to not succumb to your fears as you traverse the spirit and human realm to save your sick sister. Akito could never be found running scared in this mission of saving the world with all sorts of displaced Visitors wreaking havoc in the streets of Tokyo.
Outside the game, it's a pretty nice quote to think about when you're paralyzed by your fears. While it's natural to feel scared (and it's also important not to dismiss the feeling), you, and Akito, shouldn't let it immobilize you. Especially after he's thrown off by some hurtful words that The Hannya Man told him.
9 Death Doesn't Dull Your Wits
"I see death didn't make you any less smart."
KK is notorious for being witty even when he is in battle and was clear about his dislike for Rinko for messing up their mission. Although it was revealed why she did make a mess of her mission, it wasn't explained before KK had this exchange of wits with her. This charmer of a wraith proved just how insensitive he can be with this short, but hilarious quip.
Despite their differences, Rinko⭕, KK, and Akito still cooperated as a team up to the very end. Sometimes, good teamwork just needs well-meaning banter. After all, keeping yourself entertained and in high spirits in a monster-infested world is an important endeavor too.
8 A Discourse On Propert𝔍y 💧
"All property is theft, kid."
While economists might find themselves disagreeing with this statement, it's certainly another funny jab delivered by KK when he justified stealing the bow we use to play in the game. But hey, if it saves the world, maybe stealing a weapon or two to get the job done wouldn't be such a bad idea.
At the end of the day, you ꦑcan say intentions are all that matter in this one. After all, they did steal this bow all for the love of humanity. Maybe the spirits should go easy on KK for this crime.
7 ✃ KK Ending His Puppet
"Knew I lived fast, but I never thought I'd be offing myself."
For most of the game, KK never really runs out of humorous things to point out or to react to. While it's sad to think about having to kill your own body because it was fighting your soul, he was at least able to make peace with himself by being the one to end the body that The Hannya Man desecrated.
This moment is a change from his last encounter with his body, where he lunged at it and was even separated from Akito as a consequence. Akito wasn't the only one who had to outgrow stubborn notions in this game, even KK had to come to terms with his anger and the death of his physical body.
6 We're More Than Just Our Bodies
"The body is naught but a vessel for the soul."
For somebody that both KK and Akito found to be inhumane, The Hannya man does make keen observations from time to time. If taken out of context, it's true that the body is just a case for the soul, and that the soul holds so much value that we don't often pay enough attention. Let's just try to forget that this man desecrated bodies constantly throughout the game for a moment and think about what he meant about valuing the soul.
He's not wrong in this case. The body is only temporary, and you should take care of what's within you, even if you don't believe in souls. It's important to nurture your personality and to check up on yourself from time to time.
5 🍸 Too Many New Beginnings Can Get Tiring ꦛ
"How many more 'new beginnings' do we need to have?"
This question hits us hardest when we're at the rock bottom of our story, and it seems that change becomes the only thing constant in our lives. A lot of changes can be overwhelming and soul-crushing for the average person.
These changes can often be uncomfortable, whether it's parting with loved ones (like in the case of Akito and Mari), or facing the unknown. But this saying is also a reminder that change can be viewed from different perspectives. If you choose to see the ending of something as a "new beginning", then it might encourage you to keep trudging on with your life, even if it might become increasingly difficult.
4 Running Away From Problems Isn't A Solution
"Nothing's gonna change if you won't face it!"
This cutscene where Mari scolds Akito becomes a central point in the narrative that Akito had to resolve up to the very end. It's only natural that she gets frustrated when her brother is implied to brush over the death anniversaries of their parents. But we can't blame Akito either, because parting with loved ones is a painful experience no matter what age you are.
Mari is righ𒅌t in saying that nothing will change if you keep running away𝓡 from your problems, and this is proven in the story of Ghostwire: Tokyo because Akito was paralyzed by his fear of hearing what his sister had to say at some point. This led to almost not being able to save Mari at all.
3 There Is Fear In The Truth ꦑ 🧔
"People always decry the truth when forced to face it."
Though there is a grave sense of irony in this quote since it's coming from a man who couldn't face the truth, the Hannya Man dropped this memorable quote during one of his monologues. People have a hard time confronting the truth in Ghostwire, and Akito and KK were no exceptions. It was fear of the truth that got Akito to fail at his mission of saving his sister because he couldn't bear to hear what she had to say to him when she opens her eyes again.
But even though the truth can be harsh, it's important not to run from it. The Hannya Man ended up doing so and sinking in his delusions to cope, which led to his ultimate demi🐷se.
2 Fight For What You Think Is Right 🐈
"That feeling in your chest, screaming at you to make it right... Hold onto that feeling. It's what gives life meaning."
As a complete antithesis to the supervillain, KK has a memorable line that everyone could do with bearing in mind after seeing injust꧅ice in the world. In this case, KK was talking about how seeing the things he did as a former detective made him feel numb at some point, but there were still a few things that made him still stand up for what was right.
While this line wasn't directed at us the players, it is still a good reminder to listen to your gut and act accordingly. What you fight for gives your life meaning, so you should act on it.
1 🍸 Pain Is Proof Of Life 🍌
"I'm gonna live, even if it means feeling weak."
Arguably the most human moment of the game is when Akito says that he's finally going to start living again from that point onwards, even if it means feeling pain. Throughout the deaths of his parents, and the inability to save his sister which led to her hospitalization, Akito was running away from all the hurt, suffering, and loss. His flashbacks made it clear that he tried to distance himself from his feelings.
In the end, Akito finally commits to living, even if it means living without the three people he loved the most. The journey taught him to finally embrace life, even if it means accepting all the painful emotions that come w♉ith being human.