- Jan 6, 2018
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I don't know, there are some choices better than others. For example, I think certain choices in Orciad make it so that you get more leverage (Delane works for you, or maybe Tarish works for you), and is Rastedel you can claim that milf Patricia for yourself instead of going with the original brainwash plan, making the best out of a bad situation and potentially having a leverdge over Patricia when the right moment comes. Some people in Bloodmeen seem to like Rowan more than Twins too. What game needs now is a set up on how Rowan and his team can overpower the Twins. Which would involve morally dubious decisions, and alliance building within and outside the Bloodmeen. Like the dwarf builder would only support you over the Twins if you really could be a better Dark Overlord than them, but I feel like most of the rest (goblins, some orcs even considering that Andras just treats them like fodder) would go with Rowan if he could offer a safer deal, because he's less unhinged than Twins.Well I think it is very predictable in just one direction... in the suffering way for the player... after seeing how Rastedel's Fall works in Act I as ending to get a taste of whichever will going the team to provide to the players, you must love dark stories to enjoy them, because it doesn't matter how much you can think (by the choosing provided) in a better situation for Rastedel, it ends with half of the city and a way or another into The Twin's Rule... So in a sense, we can expect non satisfactory paths nor endings... what if by trying to be as "righteous" as possible Rowan end fuck up everything for everyone with no exception for the worst?... what if by trying to be as corrupted as possible Rowan end as a pet for the entire Bloodmeen?... what if by trying to overcome da twins Rowan ended in the same way as a disposal slave that served to their purpose without taking matter if he was cautious or not?...
What we can expect, is to get an end that can't be called "good", in one way or another, what we most probably get by trying and being cautiously "righteous" is "The road to hell is paved with good intentions"... and whatever other corruption's route by default will not end well... Your only very true righteous option was provided with reject to work for The Twins to end with Rowan being killed as a martyr... That's it.
So in the end, I think it boils down to the idea that power corrupts. Rowan wants to stop the Twins, for that he needs power, because with it he can't do anything, but no man rules alone, so he will need to work with corrupt or flat out evil people to stop the Twins. And then comes the endings, does he manage to stay a Hero to the end, become another evil overlord or something in between?
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