Are they really Space Jockeys? I'm almost sure they are, but there are a lot of folk on the Alien RPG discord that aren't convinced just cause the aesthetic ain't a 100% recreation and cause they are in denial of anything that ain't the Engineers, so some confirmation from the other would help with that.
Second, the Nostromo like ship, the Bison, it's named the Montero. Exactly like the one in the RPG. The same class of ship. But by the timeline we know it's not possible for it to be the same ship. So was that just a mistake in the timeline, a nod to the RPG or that the game was originally set years earlier and the Montero thing fit in then, but was forgotten to be changed later?
The telepathy with the Aliens, what's up with that? From the old comics or the Sea of Sorrows novel?
The Xeno Titan we see, was it a normal drone variant or a Queen variant? Were the eggs laid by the Titan version of the Queen or engineered by the Jockeys?
Why leave the ending of the plot that much unresolved? Is it plans for a sequel or story DLC?
Why did Casandra sound ominous in the Montero/Bison ship level, yet later was shown to be unwilling in all of this. How was she helping the Darwin Era communicate with the Aliens? In the last level she said before the final Xeno Titan appearance that something felt wrong, is that a sign that not everything is as it seems in the end?
Why did Marlow, after trying so hard to prevent the marines from taking Casandra, in the end just let them do it without resistance? Told them to take care of her like she'll be continuing his plan or something. Is there something more sinister involved? Cause that seemed like Marlow made a plan b) and is using Casandra for something in the future.
Was Marlow the first chestbursted guy that started the infestation on Lethe? Cause he seemed to have been dead for quite some time.
The Space Jockey city was huge. How big does it get underground and what was the city used for? What are the huge eggs for? Since they're in the stasis field, does that mean they were being planned to be used against their own Space Jockey people?
How the hell did the Space Jockeys move around in you interpretation if they don't have legs?
Since there's so much love shown here for the RPG, why hasn't Gaska been consulted on the story (his name wasn't in the credits)?
Is Pryce a synth...?
WY has been shown too many times, almost cartoonishley incompetent. Part of the story had a more realistic portrayal of a mega company which was great even though some tropes at the later part of the betrayal arc were disappointingly expected. Done well, but still, the original more nuanced take from the beginning of the game was let go.
When WY was shown so often as incompetent, why did they have such an OP defense system for a planetary quarantine?
