Talk:The complete story of Marina in order/@comment-43334299-20190730152221/@comment-178.140.142.194-20200424064056

> I have so many questions. Why didn't they explore further?

Marina was in charge of banners (and the staircase is behind one), since it is not visible otherwise, no one else had seen it. By the time she had found it, the translation was already underway, and she didn't want to tell others about it. She wouldn't explore it herself either, as she was by far the least experienced inferno-naut, and soon after discovery she decided to kill their group.

> Feild around them invisible?

Somehting like that. There is a certain "bubble" around the living person who goes to Infernium, that allows them to bring objects (some are pretty large, like skuba tanks). Interactions between Infernium and people are limited to that bubble (judging by inability to take pictures). And even that is limited, as no interactions happens between "orange stuff" and the living. Since Wanderers are also marked with orange, not interaction should be possible. The only way to do something is to make some physical changes to the environment and move aside, so that isolating bubble wouldn't prevent Wanderer from seing the effect.

> Oh speaking of which what if the wanderers are offered candy? Game over they revive from the dead right? We found immortality!

That wouldn't work. Candy simply removes the effect of magic mushrooms. Since wanderers are not in Infernum because of that effect, they wouldn't be affected by sweets in the slightest.

> Why does the game give a person who murdered more have more chances?

Those are not chances. I would have to check that in game, but Marina had written something that would indicate that.

> In fact who has she even killed anyway? Aside her friends? Herself?

The player is not Marina. Marina would have 3 (or 4, if suicide counts) "chances". The player commits suicide by jumping from bridge onto higway, causing massive car crash (or don't which gives you "secrect ending").

> If the crew found a way to reach heaven via technology can they maybe get to the light to reach the Beach?

That is probably not possible, due to inablity of living to interact with "orange stuff".

> What are those cloaks and what do they want? Where do they came from?

I think those are wanderers, promoted to the status by doing some specific things (I'm not sure that is possible to get in the game). What they want is probably to nudge you towards the true ending one way or the other, but that depends on that confirmation about chances.