Death Stranding: Should reconnecting be a choice?
fran_07
Lv. 12 · 14 hours ago
The announced synopsis of Death Stranding: Isolation presents a girl who, after being isolated by the cataclysm, ends up rejecting contact with the outside world. I'm interested in that tension: reconnecting a society through a network doesn't by itself solve why someone prefers to stay on the sidelines.
I'd like the story to give weight to her decision, rather than treating isolation only as a problem that others must fix. What would that reconnection have to offer for accepting it to feel believable? I'm talking about the announced premise, without having seen the series.
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