In just a few minutes, Sentinel went from one of the most anticipated software for that month to the biggest question mark.
Online reactions were already spiraling.
Twitter, live threads and news banners all flooded in within a minute,
{#SentinelCrash
"Was it all just hype?"
"Glitched during its first demo—OmniTech in trouble?"
"A system that predicts threats can't even predict its own failure."}
It was almost as if the people who made the posts had anticipated this and had prepared before hand.
This was exactly what Nathaniel wanted. He could've just ordered Sentinel be shut down as quickly and as possible, but he bided his time for one single reason.
Public opinion.
More accurately, their trust. If OmniTech was capable of coming up with up a software like Sentinel, then their was no guarantee that they wouldn't come up with something even better.
So the best step was to destroy their credibility.
