Any connection between Dyson and Abraxas....or is my timing all off on that one?

I've been happily making my $2.99 weekly purchase of Uprising as its released on PSN. I'd pay more if need be!
Seeing the episodes in true 1080p is awe-inspiring!

ChessMess Wrote:I was sure that Flynn was going to heal Dyson when he put his hand on his shoulder. I wonder why he didn't.

Cause he didn't think it was important enough? He was probably too preoccupied with the ISOs and thinking something along the lines of "Oh, he'll be fine for now, I'll get to it later." He didn't even listen to Dyson's complaint. Talk about not paying attention. "They pervert the Grid and they need to be erased." That should have given him a clue(no pun intended) that /something/ was up. *shakes head*

I just watched the episode, and I didn't see Rinzler. All I see is a black suited program sneaking away, but you can't make out any details.

My guess about the "unknown" program that threw the disc was CLU. You really barely see a shape even when stepping through frames but the shape of the helmet comes close to the animated CLU design with out his circuitry pattern lit up.

ShadowSpark Wrote: LORD_Z3DD Wrote: KingJ.exe Wrote:I just watched the episode, and I didn't see Rinzler. All I see is a black suited program sneaking away, but you can't make out any details. Look at the program's helmet, that's definately Rinzler It can't be Rinzler. Rinzler is the repurposed Tron, remember? And Tron was standing there chastising the crowd. I'm going to agree with BanditTron and say it's probably Clu. Or one of Clu's lackeys. And I really want to smack Flynn over the head. I mean his tone when he was talking to Dyson was so condescending. Considering the way Flynn treats the Basics in this episode, in Tron: Betrayal, and in Tron: Evolution, I'm not all that surprised that Clu did what he did.

We're not supposed to. We can acknowledge that he went about it the wrong way, but we really can't blame CLU. We see that in the end of Legacy, when FLYNN apologizes, not CLU. I think what happened was that Flynn, instead of seeing the basics as equals, regarded them as similar to his children. When your kid spouts off something stupid, eg. "The ISOs are a perversion and should be erased.", you gently correct them, not as equals, but as someone lesser than you. I think Flynn regarded the ISOs as equal or superior to him, so the basics would obviously feel slighted, because in their eyes they were more special than the ISOs, because the creator specifically made them, rather than simply appearing. Trouble is, continuing with the kid analogy, that if the child continues to act wrongly and spout stupid, mean things, you eventually have to correct that behavior in some way, which Flynn didn't do.