1. Omega is the source of energy. After the explosion, the omega transfers the remaining energy to the male protagonist, so when the male protagonist resets and wakes up in the helicopter, the humans detected the energy change . At this time, although the attack has not yet occurred, the omega no longer exists as the source of energy and the central system. Therefore, even if it occurs in the future, the change of the omega will have an impact on the time and change the reality.
Another possibility is that although humans have detected a lot of energy fluctuations, it is not necessarily the demise of the omega. It may exist on the male protagonist in the form of a host. If there is a sequel, the omega will come back in other ways.
2. Why does the male protagonist return to the airport to wake up every time he resets? My guess is that this is a small loop, and the starting point is counted from the last time the male protagonist gained consciousness (wake up after fainting or falling asleep). Once the starting point is established, the loop will repeat every time.
3. Why did the male protagonist reset back to the R point on the helicopter for the last time. The R point was earlier than the time of the attack, and earlier than the R point when the male protagonist woke up at the airport. What is the special significance of the helicopter R point? This is really puzzling.
One possibility is that the change of the omega in the future has changed the historical process, and the change caused by this process to the male protagonist is that it only happens after the male protagonist gets off the helicopter. Therefore, according to the nodes that have been rewritten in the historical process, the starting point of reset is set. At that time, in the helicopter, before seeing the general, before being sent to the battlefield.
Another possibility is that the male protagonist has become the host of omega energy. He can set the reset time point according to his own wishes. The starting point also starts from the moment the male protagonist regains consciousness. This time he set the time from The moment the helicopter wakes up is the starting point, and he can make strategic adjustments to his future like an omega.
One point to complain: Since everyone can break into the courtyard, the heroine will fail if he drives the helicopter. The male lead will succeed with one more battery and explosives. For Mao, both of them will bring more batteries and equipment, and then pass the level together. Well, shouldn't the probability of success be higher than that of one person?
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