If you could change one thing in the storyline what would it be
perhaps stop someone from dying
perhaps have a different NPC die
and how do you think the storyline would be altered by the change you would make - what would the end result be.
For example
The Emperor dies instead of Togo?
Althea makes it through searing and convinces her beloved not to go against the King?
Both would change the storyline drasticallty.
If you could change one thing
Ouchie
You can't see me
I get to be the God of Truth, and Kormir gets squat because she fails at everything.
creelie
Emperor Togo. Kisu is a twerp and we know his offspring becomes an even bigger twerp.
Shakkara
Kill Kormir!
Lady S Shiva
Prince Rurik LIVES, bow to the new king of Asclon!!!!!!
quickmonty
Kill Rurik the first time he goes Leroy.
prism2525
Act as Dr. Love between Cynn - Mhenlo and Koss - Melonni
I would also change Koss's hairstyle (now that would be an EPIC change)
I would also change Koss's hairstyle (now that would be an EPIC change)
Pleikki
White mantle wouldnt been enemy :;d Then we wouldnt have White scythe WOO 
well we would :F
Lord Sojar
Befriend the Mursaat and turn them lose on the rest of you. Oh, and assassinate all the seer in universe. Good luck getting your armor infused.
Kashrlyyk
Switch Ice caves of sorrow with iron mines of moladune and with that prevent Saidra from dying a badly written, useless death.
IslandHermet
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If you could change one thing in the storyline what would it be
perhaps stop someone from dying perhaps have a different NPC die and how do you think the storyline would be altered by the change you would make - what would the end result be. For example The Emperor dies instead of Togo? Althea makes it through searing and convinces her beloved not to go against the King? Both would change the storyline drasticallty. |
I would have to change almost all the lines in the storyline from we fight to, I fight and you dumb npc's watch. they all talk themselves up but when it comes down to it they stand around and leach of the player/hero
thats just the 1 thing I want from the npc's for them to shut up and fight. (and not to get stuck on a wall or chest)
RedNova88
I'd have King Abeldern get killed instead of Rurik. Ascalon might actually stand a chance at surviving with Rurik in charge instead of that snotty old fart.
Alex the Great
make me a charr, destroy all humans.
make rurik fight kormir. kormir wins, the she falls of a cliff cause she's blind.
make rurik fight kormir. kormir wins, the she falls of a cliff cause she's blind.
moko
i'd give Rurik Ava of balth and make him die earlier.
also, Livia should kill that Gadd dude, or whoever it was! i mean, he died anyways, but it would've been cooler that way. :P
also, Livia should kill that Gadd dude, or whoever it was! i mean, he died anyways, but it would've been cooler that way. :P
Kusandaa
I would...
- Kill Rurik in pre-sear;
- Kill Gwen in pre-sear;
- Make myself the main character storyline-wise (yeah, it's getting boring to live in the shadows of others);
- Introduce the Mursaat much earlier (they were cool!);
All that I can think of ATM...
- Kill Rurik in pre-sear;
- Kill Gwen in pre-sear;
- Make myself the main character storyline-wise (yeah, it's getting boring to live in the shadows of others);
- Introduce the Mursaat much earlier (they were cool!);
All that I can think of ATM...
Taurucis
I'd make it so that the Margonites weren't evil. *Smooches Mallyx*
And a secret Margonite Snuggle Land outpost... o.o
And a secret Margonite Snuggle Land outpost... o.o
Jongo River
Save Varesh.
Rekiara Malevu
I'd have Kormir disgraced publicly fairly early in the campaign, corrupted and banished to the Realm of Torment, and finally the boss (and killed) in the DoA instead of Mallyx. There would be no new god at Abaddon's death, and no need for one.
Eldin
Prophecies: Adelbern dies later on, maybe in The Last Day Dawns? With him dead, Ascalon follows Rurik's "take the offensive" idea and begins to rebuild itself.
Factions: Have the Emperor killed instead of Togo. He won't give birth to his faggy GW2 dictator son.
Nightfall: Get Kormir killed by The Hunger, not blinded. No obnoxious treks through the Domain of Secrets/Fear, and no unfair new God who might be of consequence later on in the future.
Eye of the North: Stop the Dwarves from becoming stone. Honestly, they gained like two levels and yet they STILL sucked at fighting the Destroyers! Besides, WE fought the Great Destroyers. There was no need for their race to die. I miss the Dwarves... ;(
Factions: Have the Emperor killed instead of Togo. He won't give birth to his faggy GW2 dictator son.
Nightfall: Get Kormir killed by The Hunger, not blinded. No obnoxious treks through the Domain of Secrets/Fear, and no unfair new God who might be of consequence later on in the future.
Eye of the North: Stop the Dwarves from becoming stone. Honestly, they gained like two levels and yet they STILL sucked at fighting the Destroyers! Besides, WE fought the Great Destroyers. There was no need for their race to die. I miss the Dwarves... ;(
Azael Durge
Boot Alesia into that large drop in the pre-searing catacombs, the difference? None she has caused me to die soo many times.
Push Kormir off of the boat going to Gandara, let her drown, she and her useless sunspears do nothing yet get all the credit and powers!
Push Kormir off of the boat going to Gandara, let her drown, she and her useless sunspears do nothing yet get all the credit and powers!
Danius
Per campaign:
Prophicies: We get to join the Mursaat! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
Factions: Instead of getting the Kurzicks to lend help to the Luxons, Kurzicks will KILL THE DAMN PIRATES!
Nightfall: Joko for hero! Joko for hero!
EotN: Heroes with actually storyline significance instead of random heroes like Hayda.
Prophicies: We get to join the Mursaat! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
Factions: Instead of getting the Kurzicks to lend help to the Luxons, Kurzicks will KILL THE DAMN PIRATES!
Nightfall: Joko for hero! Joko for hero!
EotN: Heroes with actually storyline significance instead of random heroes like Hayda.
Accursed
I would be able to destroy stupid Kormir.
RedStar
Varesh has a heart attack so she can't destroy the gods mural in Gandara lol.
Eldin
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Varesh has a heart attack so she can't destroy the gods mural in Gandara lol.
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*drops dead*
Kormir: Well, that was almost too easy. Umm, the end?
*cue NF credits*
KnivesOfBloodAndPain
I'd ...
Kill Kormir. (If she was the "greatest Spearmarshal ever" then why can't she do the dirty work)
Save Varesh (She was only misunderstood)
Absorb Abbadon's powers (evil dictator god #2)
The Searing Altars that the Charr used were broken. (The Searing never happened)
Make spraypaint a weapon (that'll change so much, Charr with RAINBOW FUR!!)
Not to help Jora kill her bro.
Turai Ossa lost the battle of Jahai. ("THIS IS ELON-"[He gets knocked out with a rock and Palawa Joko kills him])
Glint was a guy.
You never left Ascalon because you think Krytans are scary.
The Guild Wars never happened.
Devona's daddy was still alive. (warrior trainer?)
Break up Cynn and Mhenlo and take Cynn for yourself.
The Great Destroyer was a BUNNY! (Nulfastu Earthbound was a bunny too)
Kill story NPCs. (Just like in Fable)
The Asura were dumbos.
The Norn were a highly sophisticated race of Englishmen/women.
The Charr were all hippies.
The Sylvari were brutal savages.
The Humans moved to Earth.
I'm done, let the flaming begin.
Kill Kormir. (If she was the "greatest Spearmarshal ever" then why can't she do the dirty work)
Save Varesh (She was only misunderstood)
Absorb Abbadon's powers (evil dictator god #2)
The Searing Altars that the Charr used were broken. (The Searing never happened)
Make spraypaint a weapon (that'll change so much, Charr with RAINBOW FUR!!)
Not to help Jora kill her bro.
Turai Ossa lost the battle of Jahai. ("THIS IS ELON-"[He gets knocked out with a rock and Palawa Joko kills him])
Glint was a guy.
You never left Ascalon because you think Krytans are scary.
The Guild Wars never happened.
Devona's daddy was still alive. (warrior trainer?)
Break up Cynn and Mhenlo and take Cynn for yourself.
The Great Destroyer was a BUNNY! (Nulfastu Earthbound was a bunny too)
Kill story NPCs. (Just like in Fable)
The Asura were dumbos.
The Norn were a highly sophisticated race of Englishmen/women.
The Charr were all hippies.
The Sylvari were brutal savages.
The Humans moved to Earth.
I'm done, let the flaming begin.
Shadowmere
Shiro kills the fortune teller
Kormir actually does something useful
all the conflicts in tyria actually get resolved
Kormir actually does something useful
all the conflicts in tyria actually get resolved
arsie
Haha, some funny suggestions so far.
Livia killing Gadd and making a Minion would be a funny movie scene. (Alternatively, she could just make a Minion out of Gadd's corpse when he dies after G.O.L.E.M and royally piss Vekk off.)
Whether Kisu or Togo dies probably doesn't make a difference, Factions is so convoluted and weird that its hard to think of a turning point.
Being able to save Varesh and turn her into a hero, she looks better than Melonni. Yeah, someone else was right, no need to make a new god out of Kormir, just pisses off the players without adding anything new.
Perhaps if Palawa Joko would have stood shoulder to shoulder with us in an epic battle against Margonites might be more convincing of why we wouldn't just betray and kill him. Sunspear or not, we gotta know he's a threat to the future.
Adelburn dying instead of Rurik might be interesting, but I guess Leeroy Rurik got his comeuppance. I'd have preferred more hope for Ascalon. Escorting Adelburn to the EotN would be a nice story. Adelburn meeting Langmar to plan the big push against the Charr.
Desperate Mursaat ally with us to fight the bigger threat of the Titans would be nice too.
Livia killing Gadd and making a Minion would be a funny movie scene. (Alternatively, she could just make a Minion out of Gadd's corpse when he dies after G.O.L.E.M and royally piss Vekk off.)
Whether Kisu or Togo dies probably doesn't make a difference, Factions is so convoluted and weird that its hard to think of a turning point.
Being able to save Varesh and turn her into a hero, she looks better than Melonni. Yeah, someone else was right, no need to make a new god out of Kormir, just pisses off the players without adding anything new.
Perhaps if Palawa Joko would have stood shoulder to shoulder with us in an epic battle against Margonites might be more convincing of why we wouldn't just betray and kill him. Sunspear or not, we gotta know he's a threat to the future.
Adelburn dying instead of Rurik might be interesting, but I guess Leeroy Rurik got his comeuppance. I'd have preferred more hope for Ascalon. Escorting Adelburn to the EotN would be a nice story. Adelburn meeting Langmar to plan the big push against the Charr.
Desperate Mursaat ally with us to fight the bigger threat of the Titans would be nice too.
draxynnic
Hrrmn. Looking at the various campaigns, there are a few scripted events that do make you think "What sort of idiots do they think we are?"
First, not giving the scepter to the Vizier. Am I the only one who immediately thought that giving a powerful magical artifact to the guy who caused the Cataclysm was a bad idea?
Second, consider the demon-summoning at Gandara. The Hunger was a pushover. Blades of Corruption, even bosses, are pushovers. And we have an army of Sunspear archers behind us. If that wasn't a cutscene, I reckon a party of level 20s would be able to beat them off, especially if Varesh was still more of a regular Dervish (this wasn't long after her teacher Kahyet was killed, and she didn't have any funky monster-only skills) instead of having all the powers she did at the Ruins of Morah.
Third would be at least looking for some way in which Palawa could be bound to prevent him from trying to take over the rest of the continent. He can have the Desolation, fine, but while Joko was needed to fight the greater evil there, the heroes dropped the ball there.
Fourth would be the Ascalonian heroes telling the Canthans and Sunspears "Okay, we helped you, now it's our turn. We're going to push the Charr out of Ascalon, rescue all the captives they took in the Searing (and since...), and rebuild the Wall." (Aeron thinks that they've shown they obviously can't be trusted with arable land, so pushing them back into the Shiverpeaks north of the Far North Shiverpeaks looks good.)
Factions... doesn't really have such 'you idiot' moments as those. There's no reason for the heroes to suspect that Kisu's son would turn out to be such a bastard (and wouldn't it be an interesting plot twist if in GW2 we found out that he was, in fact, illegitimate, thus not actually of the royal line, and end up looking for a descendant of Togo's to replace the current Emperor?)
First, not giving the scepter to the Vizier. Am I the only one who immediately thought that giving a powerful magical artifact to the guy who caused the Cataclysm was a bad idea?
Second, consider the demon-summoning at Gandara. The Hunger was a pushover. Blades of Corruption, even bosses, are pushovers. And we have an army of Sunspear archers behind us. If that wasn't a cutscene, I reckon a party of level 20s would be able to beat them off, especially if Varesh was still more of a regular Dervish (this wasn't long after her teacher Kahyet was killed, and she didn't have any funky monster-only skills) instead of having all the powers she did at the Ruins of Morah.
Third would be at least looking for some way in which Palawa could be bound to prevent him from trying to take over the rest of the continent. He can have the Desolation, fine, but while Joko was needed to fight the greater evil there, the heroes dropped the ball there.
Fourth would be the Ascalonian heroes telling the Canthans and Sunspears "Okay, we helped you, now it's our turn. We're going to push the Charr out of Ascalon, rescue all the captives they took in the Searing (and since...), and rebuild the Wall." (Aeron thinks that they've shown they obviously can't be trusted with arable land, so pushing them back into the Shiverpeaks north of the Far North Shiverpeaks looks good.)
Factions... doesn't really have such 'you idiot' moments as those. There's no reason for the heroes to suspect that Kisu's son would turn out to be such a bastard (and wouldn't it be an interesting plot twist if in GW2 we found out that he was, in fact, illegitimate, thus not actually of the royal line, and end up looking for a descendant of Togo's to replace the current Emperor?)
RiKio
Prince Rurik makes and alliance with the Mursaat. He kills the Vizier, got the Scepter, and then he goes to Cantha for killing Togo an Mhenlo, and then for Elona for killing Kormir.
Eldin
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First, not giving the scepter to the Vizier. Am I the only one who immediately thought that giving a powerful magical artifact to the guy who caused the Cataclysm was a bad idea?
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Although, magic or not, I'm pretty sure any story that takes place around the time period GW does (medieval/renaissance), if you survive a massive apocalypse that wiped out an entire kingdom, you're a WITCH!
So yeah, they still should've known better.
I agree with you, we ought to have made the Canthans and Elonians help rebuild Ascalon. Aren't we the main heroes? Us and Devona's party? We're the most experienced! GIVE US TRIBUTE!
Sirius-NZ
Surprisingly, it occurs to me there isn't anything about the story I'd really want to change. There is one thing that could have helped a lot though.
The ending of Factions needed a touch of Battle of Jahai. The Kurzicks, Luxons and Imperial army are fighting off the Shiro'ken and Afflicted in the background, while we take on Shiro's personal vanguard... and a scene from right out of Oblivion here - Kuunavang kills Shiro.
This would make the preceding 5 or so missions actually seem to have a point.
The ending of Factions needed a touch of Battle of Jahai. The Kurzicks, Luxons and Imperial army are fighting off the Shiro'ken and Afflicted in the background, while we take on Shiro's personal vanguard... and a scene from right out of Oblivion here - Kuunavang kills Shiro.
This would make the preceding 5 or so missions actually seem to have a point.
Eldin
Yeah. Most of the Kurzick/Luxon parts of Factions are pointless.
Firstly, the Spear of Archemorus and the Urn of Saint Viktor. They were destroyed in the (unsuccessful) encounter with Shiro in Sunjiang District. We just wasted our time on Arborstone and Boreas Seabed!
Then we rally the Luxons and Kurzicks for what - an additional two henchmen in the following missions? Their kind didn't help at all, just some lousy henchies. Not to mention that plenty of people use heroes/other players instead, not these "Luxons" or "Kurzicks".
Oh, and Shiro is about to do a new Jade Wind when Adepts of Suun come out of NOWHERE and seal him in Jade. It's all stupid.
Firstly, the Spear of Archemorus and the Urn of Saint Viktor. They were destroyed in the (unsuccessful) encounter with Shiro in Sunjiang District. We just wasted our time on Arborstone and Boreas Seabed!
Then we rally the Luxons and Kurzicks for what - an additional two henchmen in the following missions? Their kind didn't help at all, just some lousy henchies. Not to mention that plenty of people use heroes/other players instead, not these "Luxons" or "Kurzicks".
Oh, and Shiro is about to do a new Jade Wind when Adepts of Suun come out of NOWHERE and seal him in Jade. It's all stupid.
SephyXIII
I would make the story like WoW. Then transfer everyone to WoW. And Once you all have to start paying monthly for that game I will recieve all the money. Then I will be rich.
draxynnic
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The Shining Blade don't know he caused it.
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FengShuiDove
I hated the whole childish Kurzick/Luxon thing. They're like little kids fighting over a pudding pop. Plus, how cool would it have been to have a big battle with the two sides *really* united - a Juggernaut frontline with Siege Turtle support pitted against wave after wave of Afflicted? Sounds like a pretty cool mission to me.
Also, I have to agree with the Kormir bit. Who came up with the Chronicles of Riddick style "You keep what you kill" bit? Lorewise though, it just doesn't make sense. If killing a god makes you a god, then it seems like Shiro and his Afflicted army or Palawa Joko with his undead army would just march all over the gods all the time. It's pretty clear the gods didn't help out too much in the fight against Abaddon, and Grenth and Balthazar require heroes' assistance to clear out their realms of usurpers, so how does that make sense?
Anyway. There's my piece.
Also, I have to agree with the Kormir bit. Who came up with the Chronicles of Riddick style "You keep what you kill" bit? Lorewise though, it just doesn't make sense. If killing a god makes you a god, then it seems like Shiro and his Afflicted army or Palawa Joko with his undead army would just march all over the gods all the time. It's pretty clear the gods didn't help out too much in the fight against Abaddon, and Grenth and Balthazar require heroes' assistance to clear out their realms of usurpers, so how does that make sense?
Anyway. There's my piece.
draxynnic
The gods work in mysterious ways. It's possible that there is, in fact, some limit to how much power a god can wield personally - but they can get around that limit by empowering others. Shiro, the Lich, and Varesh were all empowered by Abaddon - people regularly ask why, say, Shiro doesn't just kick Abaddon's behind and take all his power when he's a 'harder' boss, but the truth is likely that his power is loaned from Abaddon, and if Abaddon withdrew that power he'd be just another A/Rt (or whatever you think he actually is under all those monster skills).
Likewise, we say the gods have done nothing to help us... but how is it we're able to keep being raised after we die, even if there are no survivors to raise us? Could that be the gods in action? Also keep in mind that every campaign includes a point where the characters are empowered by the gods in some fashion - starting with a grueling test in Prophecies while in Nightfall, the test is so easy (cleanse the waters of the sanctuary) that you might not even realise you've just been Ascended. Could that have been a sign of the gods growing more desparate and less picky as Abaddon neared breaking out? The speech Lyssa gives at the end of Gate of Madness may not have just been repeating platitudes - it could be that Blathazar really, literally has invested a portion of his strength into the characters.
That the gods are too weak to clear their domain without our help is one possible way of looking at it. Another way of looking at it is that the gods are simply deploying one of their empowered weapons to fight for them - it just happens that those empowered minions happen to be us. Or a third way of looking at it is that they actually have a strict control over how much evil they allow into their realms... so that the heroes can come and practice against it for when evil breaks out somewhere else.
Likewise, we say the gods have done nothing to help us... but how is it we're able to keep being raised after we die, even if there are no survivors to raise us? Could that be the gods in action? Also keep in mind that every campaign includes a point where the characters are empowered by the gods in some fashion - starting with a grueling test in Prophecies while in Nightfall, the test is so easy (cleanse the waters of the sanctuary) that you might not even realise you've just been Ascended. Could that have been a sign of the gods growing more desparate and less picky as Abaddon neared breaking out? The speech Lyssa gives at the end of Gate of Madness may not have just been repeating platitudes - it could be that Blathazar really, literally has invested a portion of his strength into the characters.
That the gods are too weak to clear their domain without our help is one possible way of looking at it. Another way of looking at it is that the gods are simply deploying one of their empowered weapons to fight for them - it just happens that those empowered minions happen to be us. Or a third way of looking at it is that they actually have a strict control over how much evil they allow into their realms... so that the heroes can come and practice against it for when evil breaks out somewhere else.
The Way Out
Prophecies had a solid storyline... however, converting Ruric back to good would have been better than the nub that took over.
Factions needs the most tweaking, imho. The story kind of blew and wasn't really epic... just blah...
Nightfall rocked until they screwed us with Kormir. I didn't feel bad for her to begin with, she was a coward. Making her a god pissed me off... and made me want to befriend Abbadon (who had a sense of humor and danced before killing you) and smite Kormir and all the wimpy sunspears. I would have rather seen Master of Whispers become a god. At least then, I could of respected him.
Eye of North's story was great, and it wasn't even a campaign. I would have like the option to enslave the Asura, who were way too little to be that haughty and arrogant. /stomp should have been implemented in order to bring them down to size. Little bastards... everytime I talked to one I got pissed off. "Bookah... bookah... bookah". We should have been able to sacrifice the Asura to the Great Destroyer before we pwnd him". The dwarves played such a small role in the game... wtf? As did the Ebon Vanguard... FTL!!!
Factions needs the most tweaking, imho. The story kind of blew and wasn't really epic... just blah...
Nightfall rocked until they screwed us with Kormir. I didn't feel bad for her to begin with, she was a coward. Making her a god pissed me off... and made me want to befriend Abbadon (who had a sense of humor and danced before killing you) and smite Kormir and all the wimpy sunspears. I would have rather seen Master of Whispers become a god. At least then, I could of respected him.
Eye of North's story was great, and it wasn't even a campaign. I would have like the option to enslave the Asura, who were way too little to be that haughty and arrogant. /stomp should have been implemented in order to bring them down to size. Little bastards... everytime I talked to one I got pissed off. "Bookah... bookah... bookah". We should have been able to sacrifice the Asura to the Great Destroyer before we pwnd him". The dwarves played such a small role in the game... wtf? As did the Ebon Vanguard... FTL!!!
X Salvation X
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Prophecies had a solid storyline... however, converting Ruric back to good would have been better than the nub that took over.
Factions needs the most tweaking, imho. The story kind of blew and wasn't really epic... just blah... Nightfall rocked until they screwed us with Kormir. I didn't feel bad for her to begin with, she was a coward. Making her a god pissed me off... and made me want to befriend Abbadon (who had a sense of humor and danced before killing you) and smite Kormir and all the wimpy sunspears. I would have rather seen Master of Whispers become a god. At least then, I could of respected him. Eye of North's story was great, and it wasn't even a campaign. I would have like the option to enslave the Asura, who were way too little to be that haughty and arrogant. /stomp should have been implemented in order to bring them down to size. Little bastards... everytime I talked to one I got pissed off. "Bookah... bookah... bookah". We should have been able to sacrifice the Asura to the Great Destroyer before we pwnd him". The dwarves played such a small role in the game... wtf? As did the Ebon Vanguard... FTL!!! |
Fangclaw
Lol he sure as something to say...
Prophs: Dont give the Vizier the Scepter, make Rurik die and not let Saidra waste her life for no reason. I would have liked to be able to kill White Mantle before we knew their true nature... I'd make Ascension shorter and less of a story killer. Do more then just walk away from the Scepter...
Factions: Made Shiro's voice actor die! If it wasnt for the voice he had, he would of been a little more credible. Not make us waste so much of our time in a backwater monastery. Make the Kurzicks and Luxons really look like they were helping each other. Erase the ''Befriend the Kurzicks/Luxons'' part from the game, they are pointless as well as story killers. Make Kisu die and Togo become emperor in his place.
EotN: Show us more of the Charr, make things a little more complex then ''they are Destroyers, and they want to Destroy All''. Not help Jora with her family issues, and shut the lair of the snowmen tight.
All baddys: Make them more then just laughable idiots that move us around like pawns and underestimate us until the very moment we gut them.
Prophs: Dont give the Vizier the Scepter, make Rurik die and not let Saidra waste her life for no reason. I would have liked to be able to kill White Mantle before we knew their true nature... I'd make Ascension shorter and less of a story killer. Do more then just walk away from the Scepter...
Factions: Made Shiro's voice actor die! If it wasnt for the voice he had, he would of been a little more credible. Not make us waste so much of our time in a backwater monastery. Make the Kurzicks and Luxons really look like they were helping each other. Erase the ''Befriend the Kurzicks/Luxons'' part from the game, they are pointless as well as story killers. Make Kisu die and Togo become emperor in his place.
EotN: Show us more of the Charr, make things a little more complex then ''they are Destroyers, and they want to Destroy All''. Not help Jora with her family issues, and shut the lair of the snowmen tight.
All baddys: Make them more then just laughable idiots that move us around like pawns and underestimate us until the very moment we gut them.
The Way Out
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Lol he sure as something to say...
Prophs: Dont give the Vizier the Scepter, make Rurik die and not let Saidra waste her life for no reason. I would have liked to be able to kill White Mantle before we knew their true nature... I'd make Ascension shorter and less of a story killer. Do more then just walk away from the Scepter... Factions: Made Shiro's voice actor die! If it wasnt for the voice he had, he would of been a little more credible. Not make us waste so much of our time in a backwater monastery. Make the Kurzicks and Luxons really look like they were helping each other. Erase the ''Befriend the Kurzicks/Luxons'' part from the game, they are pointless as well as story killers. Make Kisu die and Togo become emperor in his place. EotN: Show us more of the Charr, make things a little more complex then ''they are Destroyers, and they want to Destroy All''. Not help Jora with her family issues, and shut the lair of the snowmen tight. All baddys: Make them more then just laughable idiots that move us around like pawns and underestimate us until the very moment we gut them. |