Look man, I'm going to end this here because you're giving me a headache. I know you hate me and all, but try to think here, okay? In V7, the narrative made it look like Amity was nowhere ready to be deployed at all, hence why there was so much conflict with James lying about it.
https://twitter.com/Jassajs1/status/1326263606162419720
Do you really think that James-in that slipped state-wouldn't have tried to launch Amity-the project he knows and monitors better than anyone-if it could've been launched & operate at efficient capacity? Mantle would've still been fucked, but he certainly would've launched Amity>
if was in the realm of possibility because it would've given the world a better edge and chances against Salem as a whole. But no, he didn't which implied Amity needed far too much work done to even be rushed up into orbit. However, you mean to tell me that apparently Pietro>
could get Amity launched with either the authorization from one of the terminals or with just a little added work? I'm sorry but that's far too easy in the grand scheme of things than what V7 gave the impression of. It's so damn obvious the writers changed the condition of Amity>
from what it originally was in V7, so that the party could have some "logical" chance to get it up and working on their own. It's all so painfully obvious that it feels like you're only disagreeing because you either didn't realize it or don't want to admit I'm right.
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