#hextec

[raphlsnts]

"There is no prize in perfection. Only an end in pursuit (...)"

[butterfliestothemoon]

Why I think the writers of Arcane made the “Hexgates” such a big deal *spoilers

Have you ever though “Out of all the things that Jayce and Viktor could have made, why did they choose to make transportation (Hexgates)?”

Hexgates were introduced in the beginning of episode 4 after Heimerdinger told Jayce to make the progress day speech.

This I feel this marks the beginning of Hextec (that Jayce co-owns) and the beginning of Jayce’s climb up the political chain of power. (Aka the start of him gaining more power - he now can influence more people)

And we all know that stories or movies or shows or songs etc. Try to reflect on our world.

So it’s not a surprise that Arcane would do the same.

These characters want power, and generally power comes from land and money.

So if you can transport and sell faster than other countries or whatever, you will make more money and gain more power.

So Jayce KNEW that he would get lots of recognition and POWER from making a better form of transportation!!!

Also… when you get more money countries start building up more weapons and military. Aka more power!!

What was Jayce’s next invention?

The gauntlets and the Hexclaw… even though stated to be helpful tools to the public, they clearly are/will be used as weapons. He even made a weapon purposely later on.

So this was Jayce’s way of getting recognition and power :)

Thanks for reading!!

[thoughtsofwonderland]

Aquele momento em que você entra no cliente normal depois de semanas jogando só no cliente alfa e descobre que já acumulou 3 baús hextec e 7 fragmentos de chave... Sem contas as chaves já forjadas, claro.

(não, ainda não tem como acessar os baús e as chaves no cliente alfa... nem se quer sou avisada quando ganho baú ou fragmento, apenas consigo deduzir pelo nível de maestria).