Originally Posted by Old Warrior Dood
Made me laugh as well.
Poor Evennia...she lost her Partner. |
That's just wrong. I'm so sorry.
MSecorsky
Originally Posted by Old Warrior Dood
Made me laugh as well.
Poor Evennia...she lost her Partner. |
Dac Vin
Originally Posted by MSecorsky
Hey, I wouldn't mind being the meat in that sandwich.
That's just wrong. I'm so sorry. |
Shusky
Dac Vin
Originally Posted by Shusky
Jalis Ironhammer's brother's death was ten times more retarded. It is possible to kill all the mursaat he had been luring in 5 seconds, then watch him run, stop, yell "for great dwarf!" and then die on the spot for utterly no reason.
Heroic last stands aren't particularily great in this game |
Sagius Truthbarron
Andy_M
BigTru
Creed
Originally Posted by Studio Ghibli
Howdy,
1) I'm dissapointed on this count, too. I wish there were some closure on Ascalon. Glint says -something about Ascalon during the ending cinema, but it's.. really vague.. and you don't actually see anything come of it. 2) Ditto. You've apparently crippled the White Mantle, but no resolution is actually displayed. 3) Actually, this is something I can correct. The Shining Blade are rebels of a sort, fighting against the White Mantle in an effort to disrupt their alliance with the Mursaat. The White Mantle did -not- control the Scepter of Orr, but instead retrieved it prior to your arrival in Kryta.. or something. 4) The Vizier comes to the Shining Blade promising them assistance in exchange for the Scepter of Orr. Being that they're stupid and need help, they trust him. After all, what's not to trust about an all-powerful mage who somehow survived the entire destruction of the Orr civilization? 5) The concept of Ascension was simply a plot concept to imply a sort of change was required to be able to beat the Mursaat. a) The Orrians did not man the tournament. b) They.. are.. Forgotten. If I remember correctly, the Ghosts are men who came long ago to Ascend, settled the Crystal Desert, and met the race of snake-men known as the Forgotten.. who they started to fight with. You never actually see the Ghosts and the Forgotten working together, save in a few rare instances. Normally, they're trying to kill your Ghostly Hero. C) Plot device. You're challenged yourself, been through your own crucible, and come out on top. After all, if your greatest enemy is yourself, what more can beat you after that? D) Glint.. is simply some all-knowing figure who offers some advice and shit. 6) I think they're still alive. Crippled, but still alive. A shame, though. The evil dwarves were a lot cooler than the good dwarves. Look at all those creative weapons. a) Why.. should they not be able to see the Mursaat? The 'True Sight' refers to being touched by that prism you handled in the Divinity Coast mission. It has nothing to do with being able to see the Mursaat. I figure it was more of a expression. "You have the gift of True Sight" should be read as "You have the ability to fulfill the Flameseeker Prophecy." 7) Who didn't know the Mursaat swarmed the Isle? a) The presence of the alien-seer is weird. The eidolon is not her pet, though. I.. think.. the alien-seer has some tie to Glint, and is there on her beckoning, waiting--like Glint--for someone to fulfill the Flameseeker Prophecy. Also, considering the Seer describes some sort of war with her race against the Mursaat, it can also be suggested that she's a refuge hiding from the Mursaat. 8) The Lich dies on the Bloodstone. His death on the Bloodstone recreates the seal which supports the shield which holds back the Titans. The reason the Mursaat were killing off Chosen was to (a) charge the Bloodstones to hold the shield (b) and also keep the Flameseeker Prophecy from being fulfilled. a) On.. the prophecy. Had.. the Heros not come along, the White Mantle no doubt would have conquered the Continent and handed it to the Mursaat. I think the whole Flameseeker Prophecy is a "means to an end" deal. Sure, lots of people died because you helped hand the Scepter of Orr to the Vizier, helped in unlocking the seal.. but, hey, you ultimately (so we assume) crippled the Mursaat and the White Mantle.. and.. I guess.. helped.. Rin?.. 9) Sort of. But, hey, the Mursaat and White Mantle.. ;P 10) I wish the story were more tight, too. |
reciprocal
Gunny Cobb
Extremely Godlike
BigTru
Originally Posted by reciprocal
I mean how stupid can the heroes get. We're constantly being led left and right, up and down and we happily bow down to whoever seems to have the most charm at the moment.
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Phades
Shusky
Roupe
16. In order to fix their monumental ****-up, our heroes kill the lich. Thanks to the First Great Cliche Rule Of Evil Liars Exploding Once The Main Villian Dies, the volcano explodes. Glint explains to them that they have to at once, immediatly, and quickly run like hell during a half-an-hour long speech. |
Selerious
Kai Nui
Diablo???
Kyten
Lord Kailen
Thunder Thyze