Yeah no I understand why it is for sure. I just feel that its a fair complaint. Im sure eventually they will get more fleshed out.
Oh I agree that it's a valid complaint.
Not really. He said you'd play a villain, and you do. People just interpreted that the way they wanted to, and was mad when it wasn't that.
I couldn't disagree more. You start out as a hero trying to do good and turn into a tragic broken figure at best, a willing henchman at worst. You're not the villain, you're the villains' servant. It's a far cry from being the bad guy as advertised. For a large part of it you're not even a bad guy, let alone the main villain.
You and me both.
Sometimes i wonder how those people were raised. Did they had someone to clean up their asses or to breast feed them until 18?
From the kingdom people's perspective in the game you are certainly a villain, no matter how much (actually little) you did to assuage your guilt, you still helped the twins achieve their objectives and killed a lot of people in the process. It doesn't matter much if you save a handful of people when you helped the twins slaughter a thousand with minimal losses enabling them to aim further and further in their conquest campaign, which wouldn't have gone so well without your help. The only thing you can control is how much you embrace the corruption, and maybe in the future find a way to usurp the demon's power for yourself instead of being a minion or redeem yourself somehow.
That's a lovely piece of theory and all but you're not playing as some random peasant or soldier of the kingdom, so their perspective is irrelevant to how the game actually plays.
Agreed.
I'm a few versions behind on my last complete playthrough, but by the end of the first act, Rowan planned the massacre of an enemy army largely on his own, and engineered a major city falling under the control of his underling. Though... The twins both get more competent as the direct result of his assistance as well, and don't hesitate to lord it over him when his success was less than perfect.
Honestly, the way she was talking about being involved with the child in the breeding scene, I suspect a rumplestiltskin move.
Oh hey, interesting idea. I was thinking just general corruption. Maybe she might try somehow tainting Rowan's seed with her own essence so the baby either becomes a cubi his/herself or a spellcaster who summons them.
In my experience it's just that if you only visit a thread you have Watched through new-posts-in-thread notifications, it eventually stops giving those notifications (But keeps notifying for new reviews, for whatever reason.) I've had it happen on a lot of threads, and I assume that's the cause because if I go to the threads manually I start getting message notifications from them again.
