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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The endings all occur, in the order of Ending C -> Ending A -> Ending B, where Ending C is an attempt at reaching the Bydo source before it can evolve to become so damn insidious (which ends at stage 6.0, prelude to Ending A), and Ending A's tumble into the Bydo abyss ends at stage 6.1 (the prelude to Ending B). The player's Bydo-fied ship is then stored for research, and eventually used as the template for this new bioweapon that couldn't possibly turn out the way it did in the timeline the Bydo came from... |