#qsmpbr

I mean...Seriously? People portray qEtoiles and qCellbit as two violent, brainless, and malicious murderous characters. Which makes me think that either they didn't watch QSMP1 correctly, or they're the kind of malicious people who want to undo the work that the CCs did. Just because they were against the federation doesn't mean they would attack anyone. QCellbit only killed the employees, but he never tried to kill QFoolish or QJaiden, he wasn't irrational. And QEtoiles likes combat, but only for sport, not because he wants to kill, he always wanted to have fun. Furthermore, it doesn't make sense to say that if they were present this season, "X things" would happen because with their presence, the lore would be different, relationships would be different, some conflicts and problems wouldn't have happened in the same way, or might not have happened at all.

For example, do you really think that if QCell were present, they competed with QAldo for QRoier, when in fact, QRoier would have a different lore than the current one, and there would still be the risk of QAldo and QCell being very close precisely because they have elements in common.

That's why I wanted new characters, and not for them to continue with the old ones, because people who weren't here before don't understand the importance of the old characters for them either. And I don't know if they will understand until the CCs themselves work with this in the lore. For example, I don't know how long this season will last, but Roier seems to be focusing more on being OFF-Lore than anything else, even though he has a lore that started. And now there are all these trips too.

And I'm not demanding anything from him, or from the others, but TECHNICALLY speaking, the more time passes without concluding his arc, the less people will remember and correctly associate things, without mischaracterizing the character.

One proof of how unbalanced the system was at the beginning was that they were the team that, for a while, had the fewest active people, so to win a day of challenges, they literally spent the entire day collecting resources for the missions, while other teams could do it in less time. And they left it to deliver at the last minute so there was no risk of anyone overtaking them in the percentage ranking, and the final percentages had a minimal difference; literally, with all the effort, they won by 2% more. And they had to do this for two weeks. In short, the event ended up being very stressful, there was toxicity in the communities, with people fighting too, because some said it wasn't fair, others from the other teams said it was, and they even went to the CC chat to bother them. Literally, there were people hating on CC because they stole, I think, a horse, or an NPC, I don't remember… anyway, there were CCs who gave up playing the event altogether and others who left QSMP right after that event. Now, given all the criticism, there was Purgatory 2, where the errors were fixed, the competition was fairer, without lore pressure, it was basically a spin-off that only lasted a week. That's why it was a success. Now, they announced Purgatory 3, and I think people are afraid because, as I said, what really ruined the first one was the extended time and the lore that stressed the players themselves and their communities, because they were kind of forced to play, otherwise, there could be consequences for the eggs. And the fact that we don't know if they're going to make Purgatory 3 connected to the main server lore like the first one, or if it's going to be a spin-off like the second one, worries people.

When QMike asked if QRoier wasn't married, QRoier replied that it was complicated because his husband (QCellbit) died and abandoned him (in this case, abandoned him because he died). It occurred to me that in another dialogue with QAldo, he admitted that he had already been kidnapped by the Federation and that no one came to get him… so… I would say that he remembers his husband, but that it hurts to remember. But if he remembers the end of purgatory and being kidnapped… what is it that the voice in his head wants him to remember?

I thought about what's most obvious, considering the canonical recordings of the Cintas1 and 2, and I think it's because he told Aldo that he was already kidnapped, meaning that what he has to remember is probably what QDoied did using his body. Which means that Rabbit Island could be canonical in his lore, because that's when QDoied usurped his life. But what happened on Rabbit Island? QCellbit returned and QDoied treated him badly, making him think he wasn't important to QRoier, that he was better off without him.

Now, let's get to the technicalities… Cellbit likes to torment us by saying he died in an explosion, but canonically his character had returned; he only stopped playing because the server had to shut down,and after he start his hiatus. But he even returned in the final event of QSMP1 (Off-stream).

The ending of QSMP1 was a mess due to the problems that occurred, but each CC takes what was canonical for itself. An example is Bagi, who went to another Minecraft series with the same character and said that her twin brother had been kidnapped, but that when she found him again he was living his life, married, etc… and that some bad things happened that caused them to be separated again.

So Roier might want to use what happened on Rabbit Island/Doied in his narrative. But if that happens, then… what will have happened to QCellbit in the narrative that Roier will present? Did he die afterwards? Did the Federation capture him? Maybe Doied did something to him… possibilities still exist. Especially since the only way qCellbit would abandon qRoier would be if he died, was imprisoned, or if qRoier himself asked (and the latter could have happened because QDoied was the one in Roier's body).

I believe Cellbit would allow Roier to use his character, and would even help if Roier asked, to film a scene, because even if Cellbit doesn't play Minecraft, he would still help his friend. After all, he was helping Roier with the production of Cintas 1 and 2.

So I think that also contributed to him not being able to participate in this edition, because if he's moving, maybe we'll be without live streams for a while longer. Not to mention that the current live streams are of simpler games; he's not starting any big series, if you think about it.

I've seen people on Twitter finding what appears to be an official Eye of Purgatory (The Watcher) account, and already theorizing that Purgatory 3 will happen, and today the Federation worker said so.

My two cents: It's VERY likely there will be something about Purgatory in the not-too-distant future. Aldo won the last one, and other characters have more traumas and lore with Purgatory because that's where they lost everything, family and friends, sanity… so I wouldn't doubt it. And with Purgatory, I have many theories, but I don't want to jump to conclusions. The only thing I have to say is that it would make sense considering what they did with QAldo, even QRoier…. Anyway, if the event happens, I hope it's not as stressful as the first one. The second one happened in parallel to the main server, without commitment to the lore, it was just a competition, so… at first glance, it makes sense because it wasn't as stressful as the first one. The first one involved A LOT of lore; the characters were playing because they wanted their eggs back, not because they wanted to compete and win. It was mandatory to get their children back. And that's where a lot of other lore ended up dying, as well as beloved characters.

It's in these moments that Ordo Theoritas is missed. The haters will say no, but QCellbit was really very organized with leadership, and he was (or still is) a VERY resistant character to Federation torture, even when he started to go insane, he had more self-control than many of today's newcomers. He actually hurt the Federation more than his friends and family. And again, it's without hate or rivalry, but I stopped to watch Roier all day today and tried to learn about Aldo, Juan, and everyone else… In short, there's a risk that the characters will kill each other first before they can reach the Federation.