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Metametria Megacorp then builds the megastructure that we see in-game in order to mine and harness Cells.
Only a space-faring humanity would have the resources to build these giant megastructures.
This megastructure also has facilities that manufactures weapons autonomously, implying that there's some interplanetary conflict that humanity is involved in.
Humanity being extinct on Hod would make more sense this way.
Hod could have just been a mining and factory colony, possibly under attack the enemy at one point in time, and it became less important as the conflict drags on
This would explain why humanity would never visit Hod again.
The reasoning is this, the game takes place in a giant crater.
If this crater is on Earth, then it means that there was a giant meteor that created this crater.
But such a meteor would definitely wipe out humanity that's mostly bound to Earth.
Since Nehma refers to humans as Carbon-based lifeform, that implies that nymphs and varients are not carbon-based lifeforms, perhaps silicon-based lifeforms instead, making alien to Earth's ecosystem.
Therefore Hod being an alien planet seems more likely.
The reason why the PCs were not able to actually see the new flying species is probably because they had simply completed their mission and withdrawn.
It is unclear why Gardina airmen were treated as variants by any colonies other than Gardina, as there are no documents that mention this matter.
1. Porokka, who used the A2C2 Calrog, struggled due to the outbreak of the Variants.
2. Porokka developed the A9C2 Valdol and deployed bombing tactics using the S7C5 Graf against the Variants. This dealt a major blow to the Variants.
3. Herros analyzed the A9C2 Valdol and developed the Voctal, which was provided to Gardina. The Voctal is a frame that prioritizes survivability, which puts Porokka at a disadvantage.
4. To counter the Voctal, Porokka developed the new S12C2 Salnas. However, its vulnerability when hit had not improved, and it was still inferior to the Voctal in terms of survivability.