The level of the third part is actually not bad, but I feel that the game in the human world does not seem to show any theme well.
At the end of the second part, the heroine came to the human world with resentment, wanting to destroy human beings and build a world of robots, so the third season seems to be how the human world should compete with the heroine and her ilk, and finally achieve either Some kind of consensus, or one side fails.
But the director does not seem to intend to make the heroine a villain, but to continue to play a positive role against power. So, behind the Delos company, another company called Activision was created. On the surface, this company seems to exist to allow human beings to live in a peaceful and controllable world, but in fact it controls everyone's life, just like Like the male protagonist, not only did he have no choice, but he was also deprived of his memory.
At this time, the heroine, as the "leader" of another world that had just defeated the Delos Company, saw that the people in the real world were controlled by a power like the receptionist, so she chose the hero to let him liberate mankind and liberate mankind. Control from automatic vision.
Of course, the heroine didn't seem to forget to create a world for them, so she copied 5 of herself (Hale, Sai's brother, gang leader, Japanese samurai, William) to help her create this world, first let the black Er's clone drained and mastered all the data and assets of the Delos company, and then worked with his brother clone to let the world know about Activision's conspiracy, disrupting the world, and finally controlling Reboan and Activision, and deleting the system, the world Disorder is again, but people are embracing freedom again, and the Delors, who hold Delos and Activision, have finally created a world for them.
The third plot is probably like this. The presentation of future technology seems to be okay, but it is also quite rich, augmented reality, robots and so on. But logically speaking, the more developed human world would obviously not allow a company like Activision to control the world, let alone control the world's data.
It's a little strange that in the last episode, DeLorese convinced Maeve very quickly, it felt a little bit fast, and the fight was so hard, maybe it was at the end that Maeve realized that Serac was actually a puppet of the Rehoboam system, so Stop believing in Serac and choose to side with Delores. At the end, Demei finally said: Although I have a lot of dirty memories, I am still willing to see beauty. I feel that this sentence does not match the theme very well, because I only want to see beauty before I die, and it feels like a forced ending.
Overall, I want to express a lot of things this season, but the main theme should be the spirit of being brave against power. Demei is so handsome, and I want to be as brave as Demei, haha.
Looking forward to the fourth season.
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