Keepers

[... kur nubėgo?]

That sounds really stupid. "To take back what was rightfully theirs". What, exactly? Nomad artifact from fp7? No, no connection. Anything else humans possessed that could belong to nomads? I know! The stars, and planets, and everything in Sirius sector. So "taking back what's theirs" equals "killing humans with fire". Then, how would 1. infiltrating highest ranking members of society 2. provoking wars, and it was not about human paranoia but just the provoking wars, plain and simple - would going to help to "learn"?

Akura has a point. At first I though pretty much same like you. But in sp nomads are awaken years after that sol accident. Besides, that extented intro wasn't introduced as official game intro. And I think that was done for a reason.

From my point of view... well Dom'k'vash (spelling >.>) created nomads as some kind of care takers and guards. Yet in time they realised that nomads are much more than just guards and can have life of their own. Now there is not known were dom'k.vash left from sirius sector, but they prepered it to nomads. Sirius sector was ment to be home of nomads. In the same time dom k vash left a lot fo traces to help nomads to envolve after they awake, like artifacts people found and made jump gates, trade lanes whit their help. Like cardamine planet malta and so on. Perhaps even a trace where their masters left.

Yet people ninja'd nomads and take over the promised land which doesn't belongs to them. Nomads were pushed into the corner. And as you know, anyone who is pushed into a corner might turn violant, even it never intented to do so.


Anyway. It's just my interpetation and it's possibly wrong.

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