Pamela's Chest, Who's getting YUPSP, and list of changes Options

[Yuka]

So, just to take a quick poll, who all is getting YUPSP when it comes out on the 24th/26th/20-whatever (Sting still hasn't made up their mind) when it comes out?

If you would post your path in BF10 that you're taking as well, it'd be appreciated, for those who are.

Confirmed List:

ChefMKT (Roswell)
Rhiannon (Rosary)
Yuka (Roswell)

Oh yeah, and future changes thread.

[Feral Phoenix]

RHIA OR CHEF:

PLEASE IDENTIFY WHICH THEME GOES WITH WHO? (<--.rar of what I think are Mistel, Pamela, #367, and the Servant leader's themes; I don't know which is whose though and it's driving me half crazy)

And also, what are the titles of the BF49 BGM and the credits BGM? MewArrow ripped the sound files, and I'm trying to match these up with their proper people so I can get the right labels on the files. The rips aren't perfect, and they cut off in the middle of the second loop (except for Rosary's, which loops four times--don't ask me why)--if you must have them as they are and can't wait for a CD release, they're available at the LJ community gran_centurio.

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And we don't know if #367's ID number is her production number as a Grim Angel--she seems to be a "flawed" Grim Angel at any rate, and I'd guess she's an early result of Hector's artificial (as in, created without the sacrifice of the gods) Grim Angel production process. We can't know for certain--that's JUST a guess. Her wings are gray, though, which makes me skeptical.

As far as I can tell, the Servants of Goth (...I really hate that bad translation) seem to be foot soldiers of some sort, and the few who accompany #367 are either her bodyguards or her "handlers". You'd have to ask Rhia, since I've only seen a couple of clips.

And CANONICALLY, Ragnarok is the war between the gods and the DEMONS. Not the gods and the humans. Remember? In Riviera, the gods "died" (or were sealed) because they sacrificed their power to their Grim Angel army, breaking the taboo that mortal creatures are not supposed to have godly powers. While Hector is known to be only looking out for Hector's interests, in Riviera, Ragnarok was a very real threat that would have ended the world (at least as we know it) had it been allowed to continue.

I have my suspicions regarding whether what happened to Nessiah was justified or not--his attitude is a little... well, self-righteous for a criminal--and I'd LOVE to pin them on Hector, but that's just my bias speaking and there's no proof of that, anyway. It's only speculation at this point.