Its an immense testament to David Harewood's immense talents that he plays each style of Mr Door with such commitment despite it being a small role. The friendly talk show host. The gloriously music number (which he not only sings, but takes part in a choregraphed dance that he was clearly having a blast doing) and then finally, this scene, where he pulls off a damn perfect impression of Lance Reddick. I've been a fan of David Harewood for a while now, but I've never seen him do this kind of role.
@@pcablack not probably, most definitely. We’ve known since control, Mr Door is Hatch and he has no good intentions lol. Remedy just couldn’t take the name because they didn’t own the rights.
My attempt at decoding what Mr. Door means: "I don't even think you know who's under your mask" - Mr. Door knows Alan turns into Scratch as he continues through the loop. "You know how to make things difficult" - The "rules" of the Dark Place are partially or entirely self imposed by Alan and are sourced from his insecurities and fears. When we play as Saga we learn that the Dark Place uses those negative thoughts to imprison it's residents. Alan's looping, writing, editing, and rules, can be considered inadequate coping mechanisms that keep him from sinking deeper, but are not means of escape because they do not address the source of his trauma. Alan seems to become aware of this at the end of the game through the help of his support network (Saga, Alice, Casey, Mr. Door, Tor and Odin). He realizes that the loop is actually a spiral he can backtrack and escape from. Additionally, memory lapses are a common trauma response as the mind forces itself to forget horrible experiences, and that is reflected in the fact that Alan forgets everything at the end of every loop/spiral. "She is, because of you" - At first this seems to reinforce that Mr. Door knows that Alan turns into Scratch, but he's actually referring to Alice putting herself in danger by willingly entering the Dark Place to help Alan escape, and incredibly selfless and loving act. "And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this" - Pretty much confirms that Mr. Door is Saga's father. "You keep opening doors, peeking in" - Mr. Door knows that the Dark Place is a spiral, not a loop, at least for Alan. "This and our Night Springs, it was a nice distraction" - Aside from teasing the DLC, I believe this is also part of Alan's coping mechanism. Entertainment, in the form of TV, musicals, and writing, to distract him from the reality of his trauma.
I never really thought Door meant Saga, I'd assumed he was referring to the only other character interested in him, Tim Breaker - I don't know what would have changed for those lads to be friendly but he never says he cares for that person only that he's important to him.
This actor did so good, you could tell it was written for Lance Reddick but he pulls it off. And I love how he basically tells Alan what we all think. All his rules he puts in place “it has to fit the genre, someone has to sacrifice” it’s all him, anything he writes becomes real. He would have just written a paragraph describing his way out and it would come true but he insists it has to be perfect. Like all writers hung up on the small details
To be fair, in the first game it's mentioned that Thomas Zane tried to take a shortcut and it didn't work out for him. I'd say yes there are rules that need to be followed, but probably not to the degree Alan has been doing.
The Dark Presence finds ways in even the smallest plot hole. That's likely why it keeps making Alan forget previous attempts- so that he'll slip up and allow the Scratch (and by extension the DP) to come to reality.
I have been wondering if the armies of people that helping Wake means the countless players playing the game, thus helping Wake walking through the story loops again and again?
@thedarkside3899 that's why it's so smart. They can reference the IP without referencing it directly. That's exactly what they did with the Sheriff and his white board. References dreams where he's himself but different, and there's people who he knows but doesn't. Red headed woman (Beth Wilder/Jesse Faden), Mister Door/Martin Hatch. It's not subtle. It's the classic multiverse loophole lol
David Harewood brings such gravity to his role, his facial expressions and his voice just carries it. What a perfect cast for this minor character. You can see the tenseness, the barely held back anger, the eye twitch and the face twitch that goes up the chin, the hands held behidn the back. You need to watch this a couple of times to really realize this high level of acting he put into these barely 3 minutes. You can just feel the raw emotions that he wants to convey. Just look at 02:26 when Wake asks for straight answers. You can feel that he just said something stupid and that Door is just getting enraged here. You can feel from just the body language that he became a threat to you and it feels scary.
@@MRTUNA Everyone says this but it's not certain. I believe Remedy started casting and shooting for Alan Wake 2 before Reddick passed away, so there is a good chance that David Harewood was their guy from the beginning anyway.
If the "armies of people" really refers to the players, that's one of the most f*ed up things in a game that's already full of all kinds of bizarre. It would mean that Alan has gone through the loops in the spiral for hundreds of thousands if not millions of times already, and playing the game is basically torture for him.
It's messed up, but if you think about it, it's a good strategy for him. By Alan Wake making his situation into a game that hundreds of thousands if not millions of people will play, each iteration would increase his odds of escaping, eventually one person would get it right, fill in that missing piece, 100% it, or in the case of the game (and in collaboration with the game developers who clearly noticed the love the game was getting and then decided to add the feature of) get that New Game plus ending which shows that in the end everything worked out and he came out of the spiral.
Showing up after all the silly talk show and musical antics...and seeing him sitting on stage at his desk while the entire studio is cloaked in darkness, that shit was unnerving. The dead silence. The lingering on his silhouette. The way he carefully and slowly removes his glasses before standing to button his suit jacket. Remedy is doing a great job of making Hatch/Door the G-Man (Half-Life series) of this connected universe.
Atleast we'll know who is mr door of this universe unlike half life universe g man...who now I don't think we'll see even pop in a game of valve in future
@@primecon9547 That's a good comparison as well. Gaunter's named after the man in black in the dark tower series, who sometimes used the name walter o dimm
Door says that alan "keeps peeking in" to "get what he wants" and that "puts him in his path". If Door is someone who is in all realities at once, and Alan is peeking through different realities to get what he wants. Then its not him changing reality with his writing, its rather him finding the right one that fits his writings, and shifting to it.
i’ve thought exactly this for awhile. Imagine every story anyone could ever possibly tell, all written on the same page in black ink. That page wouldn’t look like it held every story. It would just look dark. That’s what the dark place is: it’s every possibility at once, and therefore none of them. Whatever the Presence is, it needs writers to narrow down the possibilities.
Its possible? I've been replaying Control recently and there was a line by Dylan where he mentions a dark place and Mr Door. How Mr Door told him there are multiple realities on top of each other, overlayed over one another. He also says "there's a world where a writer wrote a story about a cop, and another world where the cop is real". Maybe the original timeline is alan writing the book but he shifted to the reality where Alex Casey is real? Maan I love Remedy
@@shaokhan4421 i don’t think that’s so much the case as the OH is a nexus point where multiple realities can intersect and be accessed, the shifting rooms is the building literally shifting, but I think it’s probably doing so to allow for itself to function as a nexus. Connections between realities are shown to be fairly tricky and unstable so a building that facilitates such connections must itself be tricky and unstable.
The Dark Place is the "Ocean" under the Narratives. The Chaos of All the Things of Fantasy and the Collective Unconscious. But Light/the Clicker solidifies them through Observation. @@chexfan2000
My interpretation is that Mr Door existing in multiple realities is also a gatekeeper. He was the one who prevented Dylan from spreading the Hiss even further to other realities in Control. Im assuming he's trying to keep Alan from spreading the Dark Presence because of his attempts at escaping, which in one of his attempts ended up involving Door's daughter, Saga. I dont know how much of this story has been written but the fact that a lot of this lore got spread about between this series and Control is really cool.
@@ConsueloVillegas-bh1uj After Dylan breaks from the Panopticon and moves to Central Executive you can talk to him, if you talk to him he will tell you about his dreams, in one of the dialogues he mentions a Dark Place and a Dark Man calling him by his name "His name is Mr. Door". I would recommend searching for the video because it is really amazing how the were weaving Alan Wake II story since Control.
@@nicklander3301 largely doubtful outside some of the pre-existing things like Night Springs. Legally MP cannot be in the Remedyverse hence why they created the Alex Casey analogue.
@@anessamer I wouldn't say he's evil. He inadvertently did something that could be evil if done on purpose, but it wasn't even really a conscience decision he made knowing full well the consequences. It was something he did out of desperation that he didn't even remember that he did until it was already said and done
That very moment where he drops the friendly talk show host act and revealed himself properly to Alan was pretty intimidating, the whole scene just in darkness for the most part, it was perfect 🔥
Man the story of the remedy connected universe is so damn good. He is definitely talking about saga, he’s only helping wake because wake dragged saga into the story
i took it as this.....right now he needs wake, even though wake is directly responsible for sagas involvement, door knows he's also the one who can get her out. So assuming that all works out, saga/daughter is saved....then the next time Wake and Door meet, door no longer needs wake and can legit do whatever he wants to him@@ReneRivers
@@ReneRivers Probably referring to the upcoming New Game + or DLC that is going to presumably continue the story onto the next "loop" of the spiral. Remember in the current game Wake received a phone call from himself in the future, which was never shown in the game. This is also a phone call likely from a future spiral iteration. I'm not sure what very different means, but its possible its just referring to the fact that both Wake and Saga are probably going to be able to be remembering each iteration of the spiral at that point. So he might be able to interact with them differently. Its possible his warning to wake to continue playing his part could be in reference to that Wake will be remembering each spiral but he'll need to still "play the part" as he did in the first New Game, even though he knows everything that is coming, he still has to play the part and do the same stuff in New Game +, but possibly able to make small changes here and there, but not too many changes.
absolutely loved the live action scenes but this one was definitely a personal favorite of mine. The way Mr Door went from the happy and chippy friendly show host to Lance Reddick impersonation was unsettling yet so badass
I think when he says, "And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this." He's referring to Saga Anderson. Also, the father doll that Saga finds looks like Mr. Door. So I'm pretty sure he's her father.
Only Door family members can seemingly traverse the Dark Place freely. Tim Breaker tried mimicking Door's steps and failed while Saga succeeded immediately. He's 100% her father. I reckon her powers from both sides of the family will finally allow them to take on the Dark Presence more offensively from the jump in AW3 instead of just blindly responding to things.
@@shaokhan4421 That lowkey makes me anxious they gonna sacrifice themselves in one big final show against the Dark Presence lmaoooo. With the "theres always a price" thing going on in the ending its likely we gonna have people dying in the next one
If Lance Reddick hadn't passed away. I would've bet by left nut that he would've been Mr. Door and it would've even more directly linked Quantum Break and Alan Wake.
I thought that as well but realized he passed away after most/all of the game had been filmed and voice acted already...which made me realize Remedy purposely chose a different actor for whatever reason only they know. I would say that this was so it isn't overtly obvious that Door/Hatch are one in the same. But Tim(e) Breaker is practically Jack Joyce in another reality and it's really damn obvious...so why not do the same with Hatch/Door? Maybe it's because Microsoft wouldn't allow Reddick to play Door because the character of Hatch and Door are both insanely similar to one another and since Microsoft still owns the IP for Quantum Break, they weren't up for allowing a connection quite that close. I guess changing his appearance was something Remedy/Microsoft was willing to compromise on.
I think they intended for Door to be the same character, or an alternative version of him but Microsoft owns the Quantum Break IP so they can’t legally include anything from there. All of this was recorded before Lance passed away regardless, but it’s clear that they intended for it to be the same character
"The next time we meet, the circunstances will be very different. And you would do well to return the favor by playing your part. Or stay out of my way, Mr. Wake". Yep, this is a clear tease to the first DLC, Night Springs.
I don't get how they can do Night Springs as a DLC. At this point I'd want an octopath traveller style episodic TV showgame that culminates in the remedy moviegame that ties everything together.
@@TheHipisterDeer AN was a failed attempt made by Alan to escape the Dark Place. If we take the line of dialogue I pointed out as a hint of what is going to happen, it seems Alan won't be the one in control of The Night Springs show the next time.
I loved this scene, this game feels like it draws alot from The Dark Tower series and this part reminded me of the conversation between Roland and The Man in Black: Mockery was creeping into his voice again. “You are the world’s last adventurer. The last crusader. How that must please you, Roland! Yet you have no idea how close you stand to the Tower now, as you resume your quest. Worlds turn about your head.” “What do you mean, resume? I never left off.” At this the man in black laughed heartily, but would not say what he found so funny.
Damn, you're probably right. I mean the game clearly draws inspiration from many of the works by Stephen King. The power of shining or "Ka" basically the magic system that is present throughout all Stephen King's novels and stories and the powers are quite similar in the game too. I apologise for my poor English btw.
@@rohanbesra4831 Your english is fine, everything you said made sense to me. The more I think about it the more comparisons I think of. The dark place is like the todash darkness, and I remember the ka-tet even visited a dark version of new york city in book 5: Shouldn't be able to see our shadows when it's this dark. Stupid thought. It wasn't dark. It was morning, for Christ's sake, a bright May morning, sunshine winking off the chrome of passing cars and the windows of the stores on the east side of Second Avenue brightly enough to make you squint your eyes. Yet still it seemed somehow dark to Eddie, as if all this were nothing but fragile surface, like the canvas backdrop of a stage set. [...] Yes, like that. Only behind this canvas you wouldn't find the workshop and storage areas of backstage but only a great bulging darkness.
@@PlagueJall of Door's parts are live action, all they had to do was insert the video files, could've easily been done near the end. Lance had a very busy schedule, they could've been waiting on him to film those segments.
Its scary, reading the transcripts and more so playing the game to the end, knowing that he is related to the Andersons and thus immune to all of this, but evenmore immune to the Dark Place itself. Reading Control lore, Ahti was pulled into the story by Alan, but Mr. Door? He's there because he wants to, making him Remedy's most powerful being thus far.
Which makes the darkness and the hiss look like weak baby's in comparison when he is clearly a higher Eldritch terror that I feel like Alan and Jesse are going to have to team up to take on Mr Door.
As I understand it, in this story he helps Alan, but only in order to save Saga - his daughter. With the help of the show, he restores Alan's sanity and memory, thus guiding him towards the final. Dylan (from Control) mentioned that he met him in the Dark Place and learned about other worlds for the spread of Hiss, but Mr. Door did not support this idea and did not help him. Based on all that has been said, I think he plays the role of a gatekeeper and must protect the worlds from influencing each other.
I feel like when he talks about who is really under Alans mask, and the armies of people helping him, Door is directly referencing the player(s) Also really good commentary on making art at the same time "All these rules, convoluted loops you insist on going through" fits the creative process too well
"You know how to make things difficult for yourself...all these rules...endless conveluted loops you insist on going through" . The Dark Place is submitted to a very strict logic , people cannot freely move in it , they have to follow specific rules if they want to reach a specific endpoint, Mr Door, Ahti and Saga are the only exceptions we know that far, they can freely move in the Dark Place out of this logic, unlike others . But the words of Door confused me, he says this to Alan as reproach , so maybe he knows that Alan can be able to moov in the Dark Place with more ease but didn't and choose these complicated ways instead causing trouble for him and at the end trouble for others
Well, I think his point is that Alan is as capable of moving through realities as the other three you've listed, being a parautilitarian and all, he just keeps restricting himself with these rules that - unlike Zane - may not actually apply to him.
@@ZwiekszoneRyzykoI think that was the point of this interaction. To reveal some of the truth, but not all. The singing together was to just indulge Alan and probably help him to write better. It makes sense if Saga is his daughter. But we still don't have enough truth/context.
"Masks come off" "You don't even know who is under your mask" At the end of the game , the characters realize that when they found Alan Wake in Cauldron Lake , they found the real Wake, he really managed to escape the dark place ,BUT Mr Scratch escape too and he was/is (inside) of Alan and finally took over him at the end of the game, before going inside pf Casey . So I think Mr Door knew that , he knew that with Alan escaping the Dark Place Mr Scratch will escape too (within Alan), so Mr Scratch is the "who" under the mask .
- Anderson brother addressing Alan as Tom means that Alan was actually Thomas Zane, since the Andersons are immune to fiction, and the Anderson brother has known Thomaz Zane. Alan Wake is likely a persona of Thomas Zane written by himself with a back story of receiving a magic clicker as a kid, and a personality vastly different than himself to try to escape the dark place. -Mr. Door, as shown in this screen, knows Alan Wake is not a real identity, thus the mask speech in this scene, further proof that Alan might just be a persona of Thomas Zane. - The rules of "there are only victim and monster" and "there must be a sacrifice to balance the outcome of saving of everyone and the sacrifice must be myself " are not true; instead, they are self-imposed by Thomas Zane/Alan Wake. Thus, the line: "endless loop you insist on going through" -The whole game is about a person who got stuck in life hoping to get out, who thought he had to do everything himself, and was oblivious to the help offered by the people around him along the way. He got caught in an endless loop of depression due to the self-imposed "rules". He is not only hurting himself but also other around him.
Alright Quantum Break is most definitely connected to the Remedy universe, every other connection is only implied, but that’s almost a direct connection between the two properties
Who else thought he was referring to Tim breaker when he mentioned the person important to him. But realized after rewatching who he’s referring to after beating it
"And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this" Who's thinking that in one of the two DLCs, Saga's going to learn who her father is and just how many doors she's able to create?
I'm calling it (How absurd it may be), but Mr. Door is Saga's father. Alan said his wife is in danger and Door says "And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this."
I really think he is saga’s father. A part of me thinks Mr door and Alice teamed up for his asencion thru the dark place. Tor hit saga’s father with lightning which is the same story the sherif told about door getting hit by lightning and disappearing
@@jamessac6866 in the nursing home, in odin's room, there's a family photo (without door) featuring saga, her mother, odin and tor. her mother is white; she's half-black
Alan can’t just write anything he wants, Tom tried that and the dark presence twisted his work. Alan’s instead using his skills to devise the best outcome possible, but it’s extremely messy. Warlin Door wants Alan to stop trying, cut his losses, and choose a victim to complete the story.
One of the announced DLC’s is titled “Night Springs.” I theorize that this DLC will surround the Night Springs meeting Mr Door mentioned here. Maybe he will actually be considered a for?
Night Springs should be the next IP for a full game. Mr Door could host each episode. Some episodes could be horror or creepy science or paranormal weirdness.
Saga had no issues whatsoever overcoming the Dark Place, she basically just walks out. e.g. She was in and out in a breeze compared to Alan's 13 years of hell, she seems most definitely related to Door/Hatch.
Mr Door is the most intriguing character for me, because we don't know much about him even after the game. at first i thought of him as an embodiment of the setience of the Dark Place, but later on it's being said he's a dimmension traveller, or something? i got so confused lol i'm wondering when will the "next time we meet" happen, wether in Control 2, Alan Wake 3 or, possibly, Quantum Break sequel. whatever the case is, i'm so intrigued into the whole Remedy-verse and can't wait to see more!
We need a Doors game, or to see him again as an antagonist somewhere down the line ! His abilities are fascinating, he feels like an eldritch god with mastery of parallel dimensions
I hope we see more of this character somehow. Was a bit dissapointed that we didnt see more of Door, cause he is just a intriquing character in general
Mr. Door is going to be the main antagonist of Control 2. And the plot of that game is rumored to center around timelines, and parallel realities/universes. He abducted Tim Breaker because he is a shifter and if he realizes that he and Jack Joyce are one in the same, he will regain his time breaking (Tim(e) Breaker) powers and is a threat to Door because of how actually powerful he was as Jack Joyce, the end of QB had Hatch trying to recruit Joyce and Door swearing fealty to him if he chose so because Hatch understood that unlike Serene, Joyce could actually take him out. Alan actually is on the periphery, he is a normal human being whom gained the ability to outright change reality and his role in AW2 was actually Door trying to figure out how the hell Alan is doing it and how he gained the ability to do so. With just a typewriter Alan is able to do what Door can and that is a threat to Door/Hatch.
I think some of the armies of people helping Alan is the FBC. But what if the rest were his readers and fans? The Dark Place feeds in art. What if Alan gained strength from their imagination? His readers would be keeping him alive.
I just hope that there's an Alan wake 3. Explaining door, WHY bright falls is an awe and things like that. They 100% have a chance to make one more game that finishes it all, and answers every question we have
It begs the question after Control 2, if there will be a crossover game where all the key players of both games come together/clash. Our heroes Jesse, Saga, Alan, Odin and Tor, maybe even Alice and Tim Breaker teaming up. Our villains being The Board, the Dark Presence/Scratch, Tom Zane. Dylan and Mr. Door potentially being antagonists or allies at some point. And Ahti will just be Ahti. So much to look forward to.
@@BababooeyGooey I read more online that there's 2 dlc for Alan wake 2 being released. A "night springs" dlc which is gonna be epic and the "cabin on the lake" dlc which will tie it in to the FBC and probably control 2 like you were saying
so i guess Mr. Door is another interdimensional entity other thant "the dark prescence", possibly even more powerful cause it can enter and exit dimensions as he pleases, but i so fucking intrigued as to what is is role with Wake and his possible relationship with saga (father).
So I think we all can confirm & agree that Mr. Door is Saga's Father? Not only is Saga a Seer on her Mom's Side, but she's also the Daughter of a Parautilitarian.
I like the live action cuts but they could of made it more reflective of the actual game. Like having Alan shine a flashlight into Warlins face for the entire conversation.
correct me if i’m wrong but mr door comes off as the devil to me, unless he’s just another “puppet” or “form” of the dark presence but i feel like he’s above the dark presence almost like its master = the devil
Does this scene imply that Alan Wake is putting other people in danger by writing them into his story in his attempt to escape the dark place? That seems like a dick move :D
I will be posting new game+ footage soon ! Hopefully I can get it done in a couple of days !
Its an immense testament to David Harewood's immense talents that he plays each style of Mr Door with such commitment despite it being a small role. The friendly talk show host. The gloriously music number (which he not only sings, but takes part in a choregraphed dance that he was clearly having a blast doing) and then finally, this scene, where he pulls off a damn perfect impression of Lance Reddick. I've been a fan of David Harewood for a while now, but I've never seen him do this kind of role.
i can imagine he wont just be a side character in the next game
In all honesty I had to Google the guy to make sure it ISN'T Lance Reddick and that I wasn't trippin'.
Fun fact he is probably Martin Hatch from Quantum Break played by Lance.
He reminded me of Gus Fring
@@pcablack not probably, most definitely. We’ve known since control, Mr Door is Hatch and he has no good intentions lol. Remedy just couldn’t take the name because they didn’t own the rights.
My attempt at decoding what Mr. Door means:
"I don't even think you know who's under your mask" - Mr. Door knows Alan turns into Scratch as he continues through the loop.
"You know how to make things difficult" - The "rules" of the Dark Place are partially or entirely self imposed by Alan and are sourced from his insecurities and fears. When we play as Saga we learn that the Dark Place uses those negative thoughts to imprison it's residents. Alan's looping, writing, editing, and rules, can be considered inadequate coping mechanisms that keep him from sinking deeper, but are not means of escape because they do not address the source of his trauma. Alan seems to become aware of this at the end of the game through the help of his support network (Saga, Alice, Casey, Mr. Door, Tor and Odin). He realizes that the loop is actually a spiral he can backtrack and escape from. Additionally, memory lapses are a common trauma response as the mind forces itself to forget horrible experiences, and that is reflected in the fact that Alan forgets everything at the end of every loop/spiral.
"She is, because of you" - At first this seems to reinforce that Mr. Door knows that Alan turns into Scratch, but he's actually referring to Alice putting herself in danger by willingly entering the Dark Place to help Alan escape, and incredibly selfless and loving act.
"And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this" - Pretty much confirms that Mr. Door is Saga's father.
"You keep opening doors, peeking in" - Mr. Door knows that the Dark Place is a spiral, not a loop, at least for Alan.
"This and our Night Springs, it was a nice distraction" - Aside from teasing the DLC, I believe this is also part of Alan's coping mechanism. Entertainment, in the form of TV, musicals, and writing, to distract him from the reality of his trauma.
Spot on. I subscribe to these interpretations as well
" "And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this" - Pretty much confirms that Mr. Door is Saga's father. " 🤔😮
I never really thought Door meant Saga, I'd assumed he was referring to the only other character interested in him, Tim Breaker - I don't know what would have changed for those lads to be friendly but he never says he cares for that person only that he's important to him.
Excellent interp
@@TheMarc1k1 interesting
This actor did so good, you could tell it was written for Lance Reddick but he pulls it off. And I love how he basically tells Alan what we all think. All his rules he puts in place “it has to fit the genre, someone has to sacrifice” it’s all him, anything he writes becomes real. He would have just written a paragraph describing his way out and it would come true but he insists it has to be perfect. Like all writers hung up on the small details
To be fair, in the first game it's mentioned that Thomas Zane tried to take a shortcut and it didn't work out for him. I'd say yes there are rules that need to be followed, but probably not to the degree Alan has been doing.
The Dark Presence finds ways in even the smallest plot hole. That's likely why it keeps making Alan forget previous attempts- so that he'll slip up and allow the Scratch (and by extension the DP) to come to reality.
Isn't the main concern in this game that if Alan leaves, Scratch can also get out?
@@quantras2673 They didn't know that at the time.
It wasn’t written for lance. This casting decision was made BEFORE lance’s death
I have been wondering if the armies of people that helping Wake means the countless players playing the game, thus helping Wake walking through the story loops again and again?
You know what? I think you're right
YO !! WAIT A MINUTE !!!
Spoiler*
But it’s not a loop. It’s a spiral.
@@jericho663 and with Saga, they formed a helix. 🧬
I thought it meant the people at the FBC who will be helping him in future games.
the fact he was mentioned in Control a is mind bending in and off itself.
Heavily suggested he is also Martin Hatch from Quantum Break.
@@EdindroWhitehallan alternative versión of him most likely
He literally saved the multiverse by not letting the Hiss in when Dylan wanted to spread it. He's a hero.
@@EdindroWhitehall they can't do that... Quantum Break is a MS IP saddly... So they legally can't just make it part of the RCU
@thedarkside3899 that's why it's so smart. They can reference the IP without referencing it directly. That's exactly what they did with the Sheriff and his white board. References dreams where he's himself but different, and there's people who he knows but doesn't. Red headed woman (Beth Wilder/Jesse Faden), Mister Door/Martin Hatch. It's not subtle.
It's the classic multiverse loophole lol
David Harewood brings such gravity to his role, his facial expressions and his voice just carries it. What a perfect cast for this minor character. You can see the tenseness, the barely held back anger, the eye twitch and the face twitch that goes up the chin, the hands held behidn the back. You need to watch this a couple of times to really realize this high level of acting he put into these barely 3 minutes. You can just feel the raw emotions that he wants to convey. Just look at 02:26 when Wake asks for straight answers. You can feel that he just said something stupid and that Door is just getting enraged here. You can feel from just the body language that he became a threat to you and it feels scary.
Seeing Mr Door upset really did make me scared lol
It would have been interesting to see lance reddick in the role as he was the original casting I understand?
I think of him as more than a minor character
@@MRTUNA Everyone says this but it's not certain. I believe Remedy started casting and shooting for Alan Wake 2 before Reddick passed away, so there is a good chance that David Harewood was their guy from the beginning anyway.
@@PatGunnyea, I think he has a much bigger role to play soon enough.
If the "armies of people" really refers to the players, that's one of the most f*ed up things in a game that's already full of all kinds of bizarre. It would mean that Alan has gone through the loops in the spiral for hundreds of thousands if not millions of times already, and playing the game is basically torture for him.
Love with that implies as us the players, that many of us with our own copy helps him go through the spiral, very trippy indeed
So we're causing a hellish experience for Alan Wake.
It's messed up, but if you think about it, it's a good strategy for him. By Alan Wake making his situation into a game that hundreds of thousands if not millions of people will play, each iteration would increase his odds of escaping, eventually one person would get it right, fill in that missing piece, 100% it, or in the case of the game (and in collaboration with the game developers who clearly noticed the love the game was getting and then decided to add the feature of) get that New Game plus ending which shows that in the end everything worked out and he came out of the spiral.
Yeah like American Nightmare being one of these loops were "Alan" technically escapes the dark place but in this current one he is still stuck in it.
@@SamsarasArt I wouldn't say we're the cause, we're the cure. But that still means he has to go through this as many times as there is us in numbers
Showing up after all the silly talk show and musical antics...and seeing him sitting on stage at his desk while the entire studio is cloaked in darkness, that shit was unnerving. The dead silence. The lingering on his silhouette. The way he carefully and slowly removes his glasses before standing to button his suit jacket. Remedy is doing a great job of making Hatch/Door the G-Man (Half-Life series) of this connected universe.
Atleast we'll know who is mr door of this universe unlike half life universe g man...who now I don't think we'll see even pop in a game of valve in future
Also Walter O'Dimm
@@TheDeliveratorohh so true, good comparison there mate
@@TheDeliverator Gaunter?
@@primecon9547 That's a good comparison as well. Gaunter's named after the man in black in the dark tower series, who sometimes used the name walter o dimm
That "you keep opening doors" whole line was just perfect.
Door says that alan "keeps peeking in" to "get what he wants" and that "puts him in his path". If Door is someone who is in all realities at once, and Alan is peeking through different realities to get what he wants. Then its not him changing reality with his writing, its rather him finding the right one that fits his writings, and shifting to it.
i’ve thought exactly this for awhile. Imagine every story anyone could ever possibly tell, all written on the same page in black ink. That page wouldn’t look like it held every story. It would just look dark. That’s what the dark place is: it’s every possibility at once, and therefore none of them. Whatever the Presence is, it needs writers to narrow down the possibilities.
Are the room shifts in control just different realities? Guess so eh
Its possible? I've been replaying Control recently and there was a line by Dylan where he mentions a dark place and Mr Door. How Mr Door told him there are multiple realities on top of each other, overlayed over one another. He also says "there's a world where a writer wrote a story about a cop, and another world where the cop is real". Maybe the original timeline is alan writing the book but he shifted to the reality where Alex Casey is real? Maan I love Remedy
@@shaokhan4421 i don’t think that’s so much the case as the OH is a nexus point where multiple realities can intersect and be accessed, the shifting rooms is the building literally shifting, but I think it’s probably doing so to allow for itself to function as a nexus. Connections between realities are shown to be fairly tricky and unstable so a building that facilitates such connections must itself be tricky and unstable.
The Dark Place is the "Ocean" under the Narratives. The Chaos of All the Things of Fantasy and the Collective Unconscious. But Light/the Clicker solidifies them through Observation. @@chexfan2000
My interpretation is that Mr Door existing in multiple realities is also a gatekeeper. He was the one who prevented Dylan from spreading the Hiss even further to other realities in Control. Im assuming he's trying to keep Alan from spreading the Dark Presence because of his attempts at escaping, which in one of his attempts ended up involving Door's daughter, Saga.
I dont know how much of this story has been written but the fact that a lot of this lore got spread about between this series and Control is really cool.
and he's part of Quantum Break, technically
Its heavily implied that he is her father. I think around the same time saga found out about her family@@ConsueloVillegas-bh1uj
@@ConsueloVillegas-bh1uj After Dylan breaks from the Panopticon and moves to Central Executive you can talk to him, if you talk to him he will tell you about his dreams, in one of the dialogues he mentions a Dark Place and a Dark Man calling him by his name "His name is Mr. Door".
I would recommend searching for the video because it is really amazing how the were weaving Alan Wake II story since Control.
There is even a rumor that the Max Payne 1 & 2 remakes being reworked as a single game might have a connection to Alan Wake
@@nicklander3301 largely doubtful outside some of the pre-existing things like Night Springs. Legally MP cannot be in the Remedyverse hence why they created the Alex Casey analogue.
i’d be pissed at Alan too if he was writing my daughter into a story
Maybe all the time in the Dark Place caused Alan to become a bit evil.
@@anessamerdesperate and angrier is a better way to describe it
isnt saga anderson is a character too written by him?
@@indoserver1345 no
saga and everyone else existed beforehand
@@anessamer I wouldn't say he's evil. He inadvertently did something that could be evil if done on purpose, but it wasn't even really a conscience decision he made knowing full well the consequences. It was something he did out of desperation that he didn't even remember that he did until it was already said and done
Love it when harewood goes intense. Dudes incredible at changing the tone instantly
That very moment where he drops the friendly talk show host act and revealed himself properly to Alan was pretty intimidating, the whole scene just in darkness for the most part, it was perfect 🔥
I don't think he revealed himself just yet. When Alan says "Masks come off", Door's response was a rather cryptic "Oh I wouldn't go that far."
Too bad it didn't amount to anything at the end, no end boss no nothing, just get shot in the head in a cutscene and roll credits.
This scene was so Twin Peaks, so intense. Love it. But coming to watch it after finished the game making much more sense.
“Armies of people” is this game’s “You’re in a computer game, Max!”
Man the story of the remedy connected universe is so damn good. He is definitely talking about saga, he’s only helping wake because wake dragged saga into the story
Saga is his daughter. What I can't figure out is what he means by "The next time we meet the circumstances will be very different"
@@ReneRivers in control 2 or in alan wake 3 we will know the answer.
i took it as this.....right now he needs wake, even though wake is directly responsible for sagas involvement, door knows he's also the one who can get her out. So assuming that all works out, saga/daughter is saved....then the next time Wake and Door meet, door no longer needs wake and can legit do whatever he wants to him@@ReneRivers
@@ReneRivers Probably referring to the upcoming New Game + or DLC that is going to presumably continue the story onto the next "loop" of the spiral. Remember in the current game Wake received a phone call from himself in the future, which was never shown in the game. This is also a phone call likely from a future spiral iteration. I'm not sure what very different means, but its possible its just referring to the fact that both Wake and Saga are probably going to be able to be remembering each iteration of the spiral at that point. So he might be able to interact with them differently.
Its possible his warning to wake to continue playing his part could be in reference to that Wake will be remembering each spiral but he'll need to still "play the part" as he did in the first New Game, even though he knows everything that is coming, he still has to play the part and do the same stuff in New Game +, but possibly able to make small changes here and there, but not too many changes.
@@ReneRivers well, Alice says to alan that this all is not a loop, is a spiral, só, maybe, he already done that in past
absolutely loved the live action scenes but this one was definitely a personal favorite of mine. The way Mr Door went from the happy and chippy friendly show host to Lance Reddick impersonation was unsettling yet so badass
I think when he says, "And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this." He's referring to Saga Anderson. Also, the father doll that Saga finds looks like Mr. Door. So I'm pretty sure he's her father.
He's her father that's for sure, I'm just unsure how he's supposedly helping alan.
Only Door family members can seemingly traverse the Dark Place freely. Tim Breaker tried mimicking Door's steps and failed while Saga succeeded immediately. He's 100% her father. I reckon her powers from both sides of the family will finally allow them to take on the Dark Presence more offensively from the jump in AW3 instead of just blindly responding to things.
@@capycapy8920yes this. Probably why old gods of Asgard when into the dark place to set them up for AW3
@@shaokhan4421 That lowkey makes me anxious they gonna sacrifice themselves in one big final show against the Dark Presence lmaoooo. With the "theres always a price" thing going on in the ending its likely we gonna have people dying in the next one
@@allreli6943 The talk show helps Alan remember things. It's only because of the talk show Alan learned / remembered about Initiation and Return
If Lance Reddick hadn't passed away. I would've bet by left nut that he would've been Mr. Door and it would've even more directly linked Quantum Break and Alan Wake.
This was filmed way before he passed. Do you not understand how game development works?
I thought that as well but realized he passed away after most/all of the game had been filmed and voice acted already...which made me realize Remedy purposely chose a different actor for whatever reason only they know. I would say that this was so it isn't overtly obvious that Door/Hatch are one in the same. But Tim(e) Breaker is practically Jack Joyce in another reality and it's really damn obvious...so why not do the same with Hatch/Door? Maybe it's because Microsoft wouldn't allow Reddick to play Door because the character of Hatch and Door are both insanely similar to one another and since Microsoft still owns the IP for Quantum Break, they weren't up for allowing a connection quite that close. I guess changing his appearance was something Remedy/Microsoft was willing to compromise on.
@@bjamiork Not Microsoft, Remedy probably didn’t want a lawsuit. Microsoft wouldn’t care one bit to warn them, just smash a lawsuit after production
I think they intended for Door to be the same character, or an alternative version of him but Microsoft owns the Quantum Break IP so they can’t legally include anything from there. All of this was recorded before Lance passed away regardless, but it’s clear that they intended for it to be the same character
@@PlagueJ Nah they straight up said he was taking over Lance's role. There's even a shout out to him in the credits
It almost seems that Mr. door is talking to Scratch / the Dark Place and not Alan in this scene.
I just want to say, all three of these men are wonderful actors, and this scene highlights that fact perfectly. Bravo, gents! Bravo!
"The next time we meet, the circunstances will be very different. And you would do well to return the favor by playing your part. Or stay out of my way, Mr. Wake".
Yep, this is a clear tease to the first DLC, Night Springs.
I don't get how they can do Night Springs as a DLC. At this point I'd want an octopath traveller style episodic TV showgame that culminates in the remedy moviegame that ties everything together.
Doubt it , door said “our night springs was a nice distraction “ so it’s already happened
Didn't they already do that in American Nightmare
@@TheHipisterDeer AN was a failed attempt made by Alan to escape the Dark Place. If we take the line of dialogue I pointed out as a hint of what is going to happen, it seems Alan won't be the one in control of The Night Springs show the next time.
I loved this scene, this game feels like it draws alot from The Dark Tower series and this part reminded me of the conversation between Roland and The Man in Black:
Mockery was creeping into his voice again. “You are the world’s last adventurer. The last crusader. How that must please you, Roland! Yet you have no idea how close you stand to the Tower now, as you resume your quest. Worlds turn about your head.”
“What do you mean, resume? I never left off.”
At this the man in black laughed heartily, but would not say what he found so funny.
Damn, you're probably right. I mean the game clearly draws inspiration from many of the works by Stephen King. The power of shining or "Ka" basically the magic system that is present throughout all Stephen King's novels and stories and the powers are quite similar in the game too.
I apologise for my poor English btw.
@@rohanbesra4831 Your english is fine, everything you said made sense to me. The more I think about it the more comparisons I think of. The dark place is like the todash darkness, and I remember the ka-tet even visited a dark version of new york city in book 5:
Shouldn't be able to see our shadows when it's this dark.
Stupid thought. It wasn't dark. It was morning, for Christ's sake, a bright May morning, sunshine winking off the chrome of passing cars and the windows of the stores on the east side of Second Avenue brightly enough to make you squint your eyes. Yet still it seemed somehow dark to Eddie, as if all this were nothing but fragile surface, like the canvas backdrop of a stage set. [...]
Yes, like that. Only behind this canvas you wouldn't find the workshop and storage areas of backstage but only a great bulging darkness.
100% sure this role was meant for lance reddick XD they look so similar
He was the OG mr. Hatch. RIP
Same but I think Harewood did a great job
@@SaberRexZealot I agree he did amazing
This was filmed way before he passed. Do you not understand how game development works?
@@PlagueJall of Door's parts are live action, all they had to do was insert the video files, could've easily been done near the end. Lance had a very busy schedule, they could've been waiting on him to film those segments.
Its scary, reading the transcripts and more so playing the game to the end, knowing that he is related to the Andersons and thus immune to all of this, but evenmore immune to the Dark Place itself. Reading Control lore, Ahti was pulled into the story by Alan, but Mr. Door? He's there because he wants to, making him Remedy's most powerful being thus far.
Which makes the darkness and the hiss look like weak baby's in comparison when he is clearly a higher Eldritch terror that I feel like Alan and Jesse are going to have to team up to take on Mr Door.
Mr. Door gives me Gus Fring vibes in this scene. The way he moves and talks feels sinister as hell.
I love the little subtlety of the floor reflecting everything, like they are standing on water...
This man must be voice of Sylens in Horizon 3!
As I understand it, in this story he helps Alan, but only in order to save Saga - his daughter. With the help of the show, he restores Alan's sanity and memory, thus guiding him towards the final.
Dylan (from Control) mentioned that he met him in the Dark Place and learned about other worlds for the spread of Hiss, but Mr. Door did not support this idea and did not help him.
Based on all that has been said, I think he plays the role of a gatekeeper and must protect the worlds from influencing each other.
That definitely feels like a guy who interrupted Dylan Faden's ideas
I feel like when he talks about who is really under Alans mask, and the armies of people helping him, Door is directly referencing the player(s)
Also really good commentary on making art at the same time "All these rules, convoluted loops you insist on going through" fits the creative process too well
mr door is the new gman
With this we have 3 games now on remedy universe, and u said mr door is like gman... hl3 confirmed !!!
I could see them hanging out in some intergalactic subway car chatting about the weather.
Honestly, we need a literal movie about Alan Wake, with these actors
A definite twist when the happy cheery host has enough of your antics
When he says "armies of people" does he mean us players? Maybe he knows that there is a universe where Alan Wake is a game?
I mean, someone is playing Alan Wake in Quantum Break 😮
This wouldn’t be the first Sam Lake game to break the fourth wall like that. Remember Max Payne?
"You know how to make things difficult for yourself...all these rules...endless conveluted loops you insist on going through" .
The Dark Place is submitted to a very strict logic , people cannot freely move in it , they have to follow specific rules if they want to reach a specific endpoint, Mr Door, Ahti and Saga are the only exceptions we know that far, they can freely move in the Dark Place out of this logic, unlike others . But the words of Door confused me, he says this to Alan as reproach , so maybe he knows that Alan can be able to moov in the Dark Place with more ease but didn't and choose these complicated ways instead causing trouble for him and at the end trouble for others
Well Alan insists on making THE perfect story , maybe that's what he's referencing to ?
I am starting to think Alan has full control over it but he is making things hard on purpose to punish him self not even realizing it
Well, I think his point is that Alan is as capable of moving through realities as the other three you've listed, being a parautilitarian and all, he just keeps restricting himself with these rules that - unlike Zane - may not actually apply to him.
It wouldn't be a good story if Alan didn't have a set of rules to follow.
@@jonas34ptfernandes38probably a side effect to the mind affected by the dark place itself.
I am honestly thinking Mr. Door is Saga's missing father. Especially when he says "And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this."
Anyone get that Lance Reddick "mr Wick" vibe when mr. Door says "No one said otherwise, -Mr Wake-"
Door is clearly going to be the “Thanos” of the Remedy Connected Universe in my opinion
I don't know. He really helped Alan a lot. They even sang together. This doesn't sound much like a villain.
@@ZwiekszoneRyzykoI think that was the point of this interaction. To reveal some of the truth, but not all. The singing together was to just indulge Alan and probably help him to write better. It makes sense if Saga is his daughter. But we still don't have enough truth/context.
Hatch was definitely set up as a antagonist in Quantum Break for its sequel, so I think Mr. Door is their way of bringing that character back
@@preternatural9417 It’s called an analogy buddy
@@preternatural9417 No one said they did
"Masks come off"
"You don't even know who is under your mask"
At the end of the game , the characters realize that when they found Alan Wake in Cauldron Lake , they found the real Wake, he really managed to escape the dark place ,BUT Mr Scratch escape too and he was/is (inside) of Alan and finally took over him at the end of the game, before going inside pf Casey . So I think Mr Door knew that , he knew that with Alan escaping the Dark Place Mr Scratch will escape too (within Alan), so Mr Scratch is the "who" under the mask .
Was scratch even real though? Alice seems to portray Alan as a long time abuser. I assume this was happening long before they went to Bright Falls.
Mr. Door feels like an alien God like entity to me. Just like Ahti. More than just a human from Earth.
It's gets crazy friend
"Our Night Springs" - he's referring to Alan Wake's American Nightmare?
I think it's a reference to the upcoming dlc as it's called nightsprings. Well probably encounter mr door again
Nah I think you’re on the money,
That’s how Alan was able to “get out” to deal with Scratch, during AN, by making it episodes of night springs.
- Anderson brother addressing Alan as Tom means that Alan was actually Thomas Zane, since the Andersons are immune to fiction, and the Anderson brother has known Thomaz Zane. Alan Wake is likely a persona of Thomas Zane written by himself with a back story of receiving a magic clicker as a kid, and a personality vastly different than himself to try to escape the dark place.
-Mr. Door, as shown in this screen, knows Alan Wake is not a real identity, thus the mask speech in this scene, further proof that Alan might just be a persona of Thomas Zane.
- The rules of "there are only victim and monster" and "there must be a sacrifice to balance the outcome of saving of everyone and the sacrifice must be myself " are not true; instead, they are self-imposed by Thomas Zane/Alan Wake. Thus, the line: "endless loop you insist on going through"
-The whole game is about a person who got stuck in life hoping to get out, who thought he had to do everything himself, and was oblivious to the help offered by the people around him along the way. He got caught in an endless loop of depression due to the self-imposed "rules". He is not only hurting himself but also other around him.
2:16 "This and our Night Springs. It was a nice distraction."
Does this mean the Night Springs DLC takes place during the main campaign?
There was a part of the floor in the music sequence where there was a square area that was labeled 'Shifter'
Alright Quantum Break is most definitely connected to the Remedy universe, every other connection is only implied, but that’s almost a direct connection between the two properties
Mr door must be the main villain in alan wake 3 I amazing actor
Who else thought he was referring to Tim breaker when he mentioned the person important to him. But realized after rewatching who he’s referring to after beating it
I think he is referring to Saga. My unhinged theory is that Saga is Mr. Door’s daughter, given what we have heard about her father
@@ittainativ6606 It must be, when Saga asks Tor about her father, he simply states that "Some doors are best left unopened".
No, I believe he is Saga’s father. A few tidbits of evidence in the game to imply, such as the father figurine saga collects doing the nursery rhymes.
Tha narrative from this game is fucking amazing.
Mr. Door is Saga's Father...Thor made that reference talking with saga in mind palace - profiles
Favorite scene in the game
"And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this" Who's thinking that in one of the two DLCs, Saga's going to learn who her father is and just how many doors she's able to create?
I'm calling it (How absurd it may be), but Mr. Door is Saga's father. Alan said his wife is in danger and Door says "And so is someone important to me, someone you pulled into this."
I really think he is saga’s father. A part of me thinks Mr door and Alice teamed up for his asencion thru the dark place. Tor hit saga’s father with lightning which is the same story the sherif told about door getting hit by lightning and disappearing
Nah hes not Saga Mother is Black Her father should be caucasian
Saga mums white I saw a photo of her in the game. Tor was her mums dad.
@@jamessac6866 where did you get this bro
@@kaiman593 in the picture where her mother is with Old God holding baby Saga
@@jamessac6866 in the nursing home, in odin's room, there's a family photo (without door) featuring saga, her mother, odin and tor. her mother is white; she's half-black
Mr. Door. Martain Hatch. M-r-- Hatch. Hatch can also be a door. Therefore, Mr. Door.
The names "Warlin" and "Martin" look very similar when written in cursive.
Which means technically the first appearance of Mr Door was in quantum break as Mr Hatch but was re-writen as Mr Door.
@@DevilMasterWorlin Door: Whirl In Door. The Spiral on the door
Such a good character
Alan can’t just write anything he wants, Tom tried that and the dark presence twisted his work. Alan’s instead using his skills to devise the best outcome possible, but it’s extremely messy. Warlin Door wants Alan to stop trying, cut his losses, and choose a victim to complete the story.
This is the best scene ever. I was scared af. Perfect acting and perfect casting
One of the announced DLC’s is titled “Night Springs.” I theorize that this DLC will surround the Night Springs meeting Mr Door mentioned here. Maybe he will actually be considered a for?
Night Springs should be the next IP for a full game. Mr Door could host each episode. Some episodes could be horror or creepy science or paranormal weirdness.
@@protoroc just Twilight Zoning it up, but in the more confined world of Control
@@cobaltfalcon9458 well we need to find out how or why Barry Wheeler is involved with the Blessed Corporation.
Feels like Mr Door will be the antagonist in the next game or DLC. And he's totally Sagas father.
has anyone notice david harewood tries to channeling lance reddick impression? as lance originally suppose to be mr door but RIP
This game is an absolute classic, phycological terror at it's finest.
Saga had no issues whatsoever overcoming the Dark Place, she basically just walks out. e.g. She was in and out in a breeze compared to Alan's 13 years of hell, she seems most definitely related to Door/Hatch.
She also has far less personal issues to struggle with compared to our favourite tortured writer
Damn, I cant wait to see how this guys story continues in the dlc episodes
Mr Door is the most intriguing character for me, because we don't know much about him even after the game. at first i thought of him as an embodiment of the setience of the Dark Place, but later on it's being said he's a dimmension traveller, or something? i got so confused lol i'm wondering when will the "next time we meet" happen, wether in Control 2, Alan Wake 3 or, possibly, Quantum Break sequel. whatever the case is, i'm so intrigued into the whole Remedy-verse and can't wait to see more!
There is a planned DLC called Night Springs and it's definitely going to involve Mr. Door.
This scene and the film in the theater are my two favorite scenes in any type of media of the year
Looks like mr door was meant for Lance 😢
RIP Lance
We need a Doors game, or to see him again as an antagonist somewhere down the line !
His abilities are fascinating, he feels like an eldritch god with mastery of parallel dimensions
i wonder if "return the favor by playing your part"
means that Alan will need to return to the talk show to do the musical.
David Harewood's performance in this game is brilliant 👏 Love this Warlin Door. Really keen to see if its expanded in the future
The only thing that would have made this encounter more intimidating is if lance reddick played door
"This and our Night Springs" - Wasn't Night Springs an FBC production? Could Door once have been part of the bureau?
I only know David Harewood as Martian Manhunter and was pleasantly surprised he would be in this game
Alan has such a cool look to him by the late game!
God i hope it’s not just a dlc and they let this cliffhanger fester so he becomes a big part of alan wake 3
I hope we see more of this character somehow. Was a bit dissapointed that we didnt see more of Door, cause he is just a intriquing character in general
Man this game is dark! More darker than the 1st one.
0:28
Is that you Gustavo Fring?
Mr. Door is going to be the main antagonist of Control 2. And the plot of that game is rumored to center around timelines, and parallel realities/universes. He abducted Tim Breaker because he is a shifter and if he realizes that he and Jack Joyce are one in the same, he will regain his time breaking (Tim(e) Breaker) powers and is a threat to Door because of how actually powerful he was as Jack Joyce, the end of QB had Hatch trying to recruit Joyce and Door swearing fealty to him if he chose so because Hatch understood that unlike Serene, Joyce could actually take him out. Alan actually is on the periphery, he is a normal human being whom gained the ability to outright change reality and his role in AW2 was actually Door trying to figure out how the hell Alan is doing it and how he gained the ability to do so. With just a typewriter Alan is able to do what Door can and that is a threat to Door/Hatch.
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sam lake has said many times tt qb is not part of ts universe
@@Wolfi11763 Because he can't say that.
@@henriquefolc remedy does not have t rights to quantum break and right now ty dont have t money to buy them
God this man needs to play a Sith lord so bad.
I think some of the armies of people helping Alan is the FBC. But what if the rest were his readers and fans? The Dark Place feeds in art. What if Alan gained strength from their imagination? His readers would be keeping him alive.
1:50 he’s definitely Saga’s dad.
I just hope that there's an Alan wake 3. Explaining door, WHY bright falls is an awe and things like that. They 100% have a chance to make one more game that finishes it all, and answers every question we have
I think door will be more explored in Control 2, since he's even mentionef in the og game
It begs the question after Control 2, if there will be a crossover game where all the key players of both games come together/clash. Our heroes Jesse, Saga, Alan, Odin and Tor, maybe even Alice and Tim Breaker teaming up. Our villains being The Board, the Dark Presence/Scratch, Tom Zane. Dylan and Mr. Door potentially being antagonists or allies at some point. And Ahti will just be Ahti. So much to look forward to.
@@BababooeyGooey I read more online that there's 2 dlc for Alan wake 2 being released. A "night springs" dlc which is gonna be epic and the "cabin on the lake" dlc which will tie it in to the FBC and probably control 2 like you were saying
fun fact Mr Door is Martin Hatch in Quantum break. Mr Door is a Shifter. Comes in many forms from different realities.
Which leads me to believe that in Quantum Break he was supposed to originally be the main villain.
fun fact: qb is not part of ts universe U.U
Mr. Door seems like G-Man from Half Life 2 and this scene remember me a dialogue scene between Neo and Architect in Matrix Reloaded.
I absolutely love this game to bits. everything is perfect
so i guess Mr. Door is another interdimensional entity other thant "the dark prescence", possibly even more powerful cause it can enter and exit dimensions as he pleases, but i so fucking intrigued as to what is is role with Wake and his possible relationship with saga (father).
Door doesn't seem to be aware of the spiral by this dialog.
This scene is superb. The whole game is but this is sp well done. David Harewood doing a superb homage to the late great Lance Reddick
Feels very G-Man
I think David Harewood truly captured the spirit of Lance Riddick in this role and I’d be okay with Sylens being recast by him in Horizon 3
He is mostly likely gonna be the antagonist for alan wake 3
So I think we all can confirm & agree that Mr. Door is Saga's Father?
Not only is Saga a Seer on her Mom's Side, but she's also the Daughter of a Parautilitarian.
I like the live action cuts but they could of made it more reflective of the actual game. Like having Alan shine a flashlight into Warlins face for the entire conversation.
Dumb question, but is door supposed to be hatch from quantum break?
pretty much, yeah ( not confirmed )
Warlin = Martin
Hatch = A type of door, usually located in an aircraft, submarine or spacecraft.
Yes it's Mr Hatch, but I think they re-named him as Mr Door in Control because Microsoft owns Quantum Break so they can't use the same name....
1:07 the Foreshadowing... 🥶🥶🥶
Wait, is he saying wake doesn't have to follow the constraints of a story, and he's just limiting himself? That explains a lot in hindsight.
correct me if i’m wrong but mr door comes off as the devil to me, unless he’s just another “puppet” or “form” of the dark presence but i feel like he’s above the dark presence almost like its master = the devil
Scratch is the devil
Does this scene imply that Alan Wake is putting other people in danger by writing them into his story in his attempt to escape the dark place? That seems like a dick move :D
That’s exactly what he’s doing.