If the government knew the marker created necromorphs, why did they bother making a new one even if it created unlimited energy?
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Jack Wood
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Brayden Cruz
because this time...its different
Matthew Walker
It wasn't though, and it was actually worse, it's a ridiculous reason
Carson Brown
Isaiah Sanchez
You are getting confused about the government.
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The original government was called The Sovereign Colonies. Due to a variety of issues, such as dwindling resources they started looking into the new discovered Markers for a possible solution.
A signal from their Marker lead them to Tau Volantis and while there they discover the horrifying truth about the Markers and that they can create Necromophs.
Seeing that this was a humanity extinction level threat they killed anyone who was involved (deadspace.fandom.com
At the same time the Sovereign Colonies is overthrown and replaced by Earthgov and in the process all information about the Markers is destroyed (including where all the copies they made are).
Between the events of DS2 and DS3 there is a Unitology uprising and Earthgov is destroyed.
So no the government you see in Dead Space 2 did not know the Marker created Necromorphs when they started.
Julian Johnson
are the dead space games good?
Jayden Bailey
Yes. Both DS1 and DS2 are fantastic games. DS3 has flaws but is still a good game even if it feels quite different from the first two.
Jaxson Thompson
1 and 2 are great, 2 is a bit more action oriented though...usually it gets the Alien/Aliens comparison. 3 is fucking dogshit
Jack Ortiz
Both governments were able to engineer something called The Shroud which blocked off most of the signal which made people go crazy and caused dead tissue to reanimate.
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The Sovereign Colonies decided this wasn't enough and too risky and pulled the plug. Earthgov didn't know this yet and so thought that as long as they kept the Shroud up and maintained Security everything would be okay.
The opening act in DS3 starts when the Unitologists blow up the Shroud and start a Necromorph outbreak. deadspace.fandom.com
Mason White
Well maybe a better question would be how exactly did unitology become so widespread when it is a cult where the only belief is that the marker will make humanity unite? That shit should've gotten shut down hard years ago.