I Wonder What The Foehn Origin Missions Are About?

Anyone want to take a guess as to what happens in the Epsilon Act 2 Mission 11 Reality Check?

EDIT: whoops....wrong thread....but whatever....

Edited by isaac103, 26 March 2018 - 03:26 PM.

Now what I'm thinking, and it might be highly unlikely due to the ambiguous info from the teasers and such, is that the MO universe DOES have Kane, but because Tiberium does not exist, he never rose to power. I also speculate that Yuri might have been another factor in this, but I don't know how to make that connection. Now if you're still following me on this, then good. Kane, being disillusioned since Tiberium never came/existed, went into obscurity. But as Yuri made his move for power, Kane would then help set the events leading up to the formation, and eventually leading the Foehn Revolt. Instead of fighting for humanity's evolution to Tiberium, he now leads a revolution against what is possibly the biggest threat to humanity, the removal of freedom and free thought.

 

Now this is a really big stretch, and essentially just my theory on how the Foehn came to be. Personally I feel that Yunru is still the one calling the shots here after seeing all of the other posts before this one, but they really don't address on all of the missing links that would make up the Foehn Revolt in the end, just the bits and pieces we get with the current teasers. What do you guys think?

The final Foehn Origin mission is called "Vision... [something, something]", and anyone who's played through the Tiberium games knows what the phrase, "One Vision, One Purpose" means. If Kane really is the mastermind behind the creation of the Foehn Revolt and VOLKNET is actually a proto-LEGION from Kane's Wrath this will be the kind of mind blowing twist that I wish I came up with first.

Vision of a Distant Future is also reference to a song for Foehn (Remnant of the Distant Future, which is a remix of The Remnant, which is kinda Foehn's theme song), I think the mission title is from that.

 

Now what I'm thinking, and it might be highly unlikely due to the ambiguous info from the teasers and such, is that the MO universe DOES have Kane, but because Tiberium does not exist, he never rose to power. I also speculate that Yuri might have been another factor in this, but I don't know how to make that connection. Now if you're still following me on this, then good. Kane, being disillusioned since Tiberium never came/existed, went into obscurity. But as Yuri made his move for power, Kane would then help set the events leading up to the formation, and eventually leading the Foehn Revolt. Instead of fighting for humanity's evolution to Tiberium, he now leads a revolution against what is possibly the biggest threat to humanity, the removal of freedom and free thought.

 

Now this is a really big stretch, and essentially just my theory on how the Foehn came to be. Personally I feel that Yunru is still the one calling the shots here after seeing all of the other posts before this one, but they really don't address on all of the missing links that would make up the Foehn Revolt in the end, just the bits and pieces we get with the current teasers. What do you guys think?

The final Foehn Origin mission is called "Vision... [something, something]", and anyone who's played through the Tiberium games knows what the phrase, "One Vision, One Purpose" means. If Kane really is the mastermind behind the creation of the Foehn Revolt and VOLKNET is actually a proto-LEGION from Kane's Wrath this will be the kind of mind blowing twist that I wish I came up with first.

 

Nice theory, I bet people will all flipping their brains if Kane suddenly appeared. (Just like in Red Alert 1)

May be "Reality Check" will answer this