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because Gab was dumb enough to not tell her he went in her place, so there is no consequence for her... knowing someone close had to be sacrificed could make her pause, especially when it's someone that Clara loves like a big brother.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
you mean Claire, right ?Heck, Albere is evil no doubt, but comparing him to Clara?
He is a far lesser evil than Clara when comparing the two.
Gab can't die. Nael destroys the universe if he dies.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
no, MC has the seventh and the fifth primordials. even if he manages to combine the power of the three in himself (which he can't do yet) he is not powerful enough to go against the current Arsael, Dia and Tessah. especially if their companions get Ren's swords. He will need Tessah at least.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
No, the player only finds out the details if you pick the high order. like the MC.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
if you check the code, your "overwhelmingly strong support" brotherhood points is the only variable that is not saved for chapter 10. I'm guessing the brotherhood won't matter at all, either they will be destroyed, or absorbed, by the high order. or MC becomes the defacto general, without even needed to have many points, maybe only Blake support is more than enough.my MC is still overwhelmingly in strong support of the brotherhood and is quite likely going to be joining them on his return to the US.
re:rudy dev started another game, that's why.MC's recovering power is so powerful that even his clothes can recover into original form from dust, first time to see a character can make his power on their clothes too.
The password said by blake is quoted from fallout new vegas veronica! Even the music in the bunker is actually the Hoover Dam's background music!
Alyssa remind me that re:rudy is almost like abandoned for a year, still don't see the future of that game...
Sooner or later we will deal with claire, hope it will not be too bad at that time...
So now dark one can be pregnant, when will we get the pregnancy content of noel or nael?
I don't see it that way at all.because Gab was dumb enough to not tell her he went in her place, so there is no consequence for her... knowing someone close had to be sacrificed could make her pause, especially when it's someone that Clara loves like a big brother.
Yes, Claire. This was just a mistype from my end (happens sometimes when a post gets a bit lengthy lol).you mean Claire, right ?
Gab can't die. Nael destroys the universe if he dies.
No, the player only finds out the details if you pick the high order. like the MC.
and MC and the player are separate entities. sure, you can make decision based on what you know for the MC, but it doesn't change the fact that MC finding out late could have consequences later. he will be unprepared.
if you argue that branches are unified later anyway, then you essentially say that no decision matter too. so whether you chose the brotherhood or the high order doesn't matter, as it all comes together in the end.
this game does unify branches quite often but there are still branches that have not been unified/resolved for quite some time, and not just LI related.
additionally, that choice isn't about picking a side to ally with at all. it's just selecting the method to stock the attack.
I can argue that "siding" with the brotherhood actually hurts them more. because MC argues with the team that he meets, then he has to follow them all the way back to their commander without being able to use superspeed, then "negotiate" with that commander, until he gives the final order, by that time there are tons of brotherhood members that were killed, and the high order soldiers still hold a big grudge against the brotherhood afterwards... while choosing to help the high order, you take the lead immediately, you investigate and find the sword quickly, and the explanation is sent back over comms to all the soldiers. so the grudge is lessened if not erased.
I would bet on something like that happening in the future, otherwise there's no real danger. Something's gonna happen that will make so Nael can't just fix whatever problem or do anything she wants without consequences. I remember Gab saying "there's always a bigger fish" when Claire questioned him about who could be a threat to the MC with him around earlier in the game.Nael can't be the "go-to-solution" everytime something goes wrong, and it forces MC and ones around him to find solutions on their own.
Yeah, I agree.I would bet on something like that happening in the future, otherwise there's no real danger. Something's gonna happen that will make so Nael can't just fix whatever problem or do anything she wants without consequences. I remember Gab saying "there's always a bigger fish" when Claire questioned him about who could be a threat to the MC with him around earlier in the game.
I really like Gab so i hope he's okay, but at the same time i would feel that there are no real stakes if he just survives again or Nael brings him back and that's it. It would make his sacrifice feel cheap as fuck, he put himself is harms way again to protect Claire and the people at the High Order even though they didn't really deserved it in my opinion.Yeah, I agree.
And there's no reason why that can't apply to Nael.
Sure, she's the almighty in terms of all Dark Ones (and not even all other Primordials hold a candle to her), but if even she finds some being or rules etc which restricts what she can do?
That would actually add weight to characters and their deaths.
Cause so far, whenever our MC got in a situation which he can't solve, it was always Nael & Gab who bailed him out.
Death of Gab and Nael being powerless to do anything about it would totally turn that around.
Which I must say would be quite bittersweet, cause Gab is such a likable character yet his death opens up all of these potential paths where story could go.
Gab could have told her or sent a message once he left and was waiting for Zero. at that point sending soldiers would be pointless as Zero would just kill them, and it would put Gab's life in danger.I don't see it that way at all.
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it is already a fact. it's the latest bad ending. if you can't Gab can't convince Zero to let Emma go, Zero kills Gab, and Nael senses it and destroys the universe because for her there is no point to let it continue existing without him, and she CAN'T bring him back.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
again, you're confusing MC with yourself. what you see, MC doesn't necessarily sees...You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
I think, at the time, he was just referring to Sam and other gods (we don't know if he met more). Gab didn't know, or wasn't sure, if Nael reached actual godhood yet, and what the consequences of that would be.I remember Gab saying "there's always a bigger fish" when Claire questioned him about who could be a threat to the MC with him around earlier in the game.
not understanding what some characters say in a different language can add flavor to the game, and it puts you more in MC's shoes as they can't understand it either.Yeah, not a bad game certainly has an interesting story and is unique, only real complaint is why the fuck when 99.9999999999% of the player base can not understand German? and French why even bother putting the scenes in with no translation.
I do wish the dev would hire a spellchecker, 9 chapters in and still lots of spelling mistakes in the early chapters.
Gab could have told her or sent a message once he left and was waiting for Zero. at that point sending soldiers would be pointless as Zero would just kill them, and it would put Gab's life in danger.
it is already a fact. it's the latest bad ending. if you can't Gab can't convince Zero to let Emma go, Zero kills Gab, and Nael senses it and destroys the universe because for her there is no point to let it continue existing without him, and she CAN'T bring him back.
and just because Gab can't die because Nael destroys everything, it doesn't remove weight in death. characters can still die, even the MC. only Gab is spared, not because he cannot physically die, but because the story would end prematurely.
the real question is what will happen when he dies of old age, though. will Nael accept it and let go?
and Nael isn't the deus ex machine anymore, she already cannot intervene directly in the human world anymore. she needs a medium, like the pearl, or an agent like other dark ones that got orders from her. so eventually, she might have people that acts like Sam's guardians for her.
again, you're confusing MC with yourself. what you see, MC doesn't necessarily sees...
it seems you can't understand that concept.
players seeing Swordslaves approaching high order facilities doesn't mean anything for MC...
players watching Ren and Claire make deals doesn't do anything for MC...
and like I said, seeing that, even the players don't know how the high order and Ren framed the brotherhood, even if they know they work together.
the only way to know is choosing to help the high order stop the attack. and from there, you learn that they planted a sword in the storage room, and they can cloak items from sight and from emitting easily recognizable energy (not a single one of the brotherhood dark ones could sense the sword), which is very important information, and that the high order CAN pick up on that energy even from far away, even if it's cloaked, which opens up other hypothesis again.
MC isn't prepared to realize and actually think that Claire will betray him. but he has a big lead, that will be actual undeniable proof, that removes any doubt that Claire is the culprit.
sure, there might be no real positive or negative consequences for the player, but the different path and context will bring nuance to how things play out, and how MC has to deal with what is to come. the actual drama itself and its size.
Brotherhood holding a grudge only leads to small skirmishes and guerilla for revenge, that can easily be squashed.
High order is much more powerful, and can wipe out the brotherhood anytime. having a grudge means finding excuses at every opportunity to hurt them more or be more cruel.
you don't understand the balance of power here.
keeping the peace for the high order is only a front, appearances. they only need an excuse. Claire is actively working to create those excuses.
before Az went crazy, the high order seemed to be a decent organization. not saints by any measure, but "redeemable" in the context of the companion world, at least. it's only after the tragedy that everything went south for them.
so when you say "High Order faction has always been irredeemable", it's factually incorrect. they were a government sanctioned organization that worked to keep the peace and the balance of power, as well as hide companions and dark ones from the normal world. hunting down ferals, or criminals, preventing wars and large scale destruction... it's pretty "redeemable".
That's why I said he is dumb. he should tell her. because he understands her enough to know that leaving her without consequences will never magically make her change her current behavior.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
You should go see the bad ending before writing all that.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
yeah, when I wrote "the details" I meant the details... couldn't be clearer than that.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
you clearly say "has always been irredeemable with how they went about things"... it's not about being "unlikable" it's not about MC or his relationship with them, especially since you talk about the grudge that we established is between the high order and the brotherhood, so again not about the MC at all. you even cited Claire. and MC and Claire have a good relationship even now.High Order faction has always been irredeemable with how they went about things; first with Az, now with Claire, so I don't really care whether grudge on their side is higher or lower lol.
I still think probability still leans towards Nael destroying the universe if Gab died, but I also think that with Noel being reunited with MC that does change the balance of her decision. Her sister being feral with no guarantee of being saved and her beloved being killed meant she had nothing left in the world. Noel being safe and happy significantly changes that.4) doesn't matter. in the bad ending, she still destroys the universe with her sister in it. because the pain of losing Gab was too much for her.
Not gonna answer everything in your post (cause this is beginning to become a never ending circle), but I'll make this last bit clear and leave it at that, yes I did use the word "irredeemable", but you were the one who brought up the topic of grudge first and used it in your very first reply with the whole grudge between High Order & Brotherhood etc etc.you clearly say "has always been irredeemable with how they went about things"... it's not about being "unlikable" it's not about MC or his relationship with them, especially since you talk about the grudge that we established is between the high order and the brotherhood, so again not about the MC at all. you even cited Claire. and MC and Claire have a good relationship even now.
I corrected your statement because it was factually false, then you try to weasel out by saying you meant something else entirely? LOL