In a game implied to be about dealing with universal problems that threaten everyone, I love how violently factional the fans are.If a knife ear isn't angry at you, then you are doing something wrong(being traitor to mankind).
Yeah, it will take some next level writing to get me to feel anything but hostility toward the Templars. At this point I'd take a "bad ending" if I could take the Templars (all of them) with me.In a game implied to be about dealing with universal problems that threaten everyone, I love how violently factional the fans are.
Reminds me of Elder Scrolls fans.
Well, the elves aren't skooma smoking alley cats... so I guess they've got that going for them at least...In a game implied to be about dealing with universal problems that threaten everyone, I love how violently factional the fans are.
Reminds me of Elder Scrolls fans.
Reminds me a little of UK sports hooligans. About the same low IQ level.In a game implied to be about dealing with universal problems that threaten everyone, I love how violently factional the fans are.
Reminds me of Elder Scrolls fans.
Haha, well I try not being too obnoxious or opinionated. But nice to see I'm probably on the right track, even semi-clueless.
When there is an option in the game, just do it! For humanity!
I know we are discussing fictional situation in fictional world (in real game) but ability of logical thinking is universal.
Exactly, we need some context (a lot of context in this case) for this situation. What a very few players fail to realize is that this is a story told by a developer that put some default traits on the MC, they can change with a few choices and along the story narrative but the MC will never have the exactly same behavior than any player would behave on those situations, the MC is not us.
.All good. I guess it matters not to you that Finn was killed before she could complete her mission of assassinating your (MC's) sister. Maybe you can kill your (MC's) sister to both honor Finn and avenge her death.
Just play Kurt Cobain with you Wal Mart toy, Finn will approve when you join her sooner then later!
what does this mean ?? sorry for my ignorance
/sarcasm.
Yep it is an usual sign on forums and chats because it is really hard to see the tone you put in your texted words. Very very rarely I use it. The very few times I do I usually put *sarcasm on* text *sarcasm off*. I love sarcasm humor but I'm really awful doing it.
Well much kinder than I am I never put that although I'm a sarcastic person; guess that is a form of being passive aggressiv.
and thank's for the heads up Mavriarab,
and no, I didn't see you playing with your dolls.......
/s = emoji at least in my posts
Do they though? All things considered the scope of the game seems very small and the stakes quite low. I myself didn't realise this until I did a non canon path where I engaged with the elves. The conversation with bitch elf lady at the end basically implies that the Templars and Elves are just 2 tiny little factions with access to a hidden secret and some cool toys. Like groups of children fighting each other with sticks and stones at the kindergarten recess, over control of the single water fountain
exactly the tension or rivalry between Alfar and Templars is not the conflict, there are 9 different worlds and Neverwhere is the hub to access them, similar to the Nordic mythology, it was briefly discussed before the whole Waifu war started and some started to want to anihilate a faction because of "Alfar pussy" to put it bluntly.Do they though? All things considered the scope of the game seems very small and the stakes quite low. I myself didn't realise this until I did a non canon path where I engaged with the elves. The conversation with bitch elf lady at the end basically implies that the Templars and Elves are just 2 tiny little factions with access to a hidden secret and some cool toys. Like groups of children fighting each other with sticks and stones at the kindergarten recess, over control of the single water fountain
The elves aren't a threat to humanity. She says so herself. They don't have the numbers. Not even remotely. If they waged war, they'd be all but wiped out in a few months. They are only a threat to the Templars and who gives a shit about them? They could all die today for all I care, honestly.
We still don't know much about the Hellspawn or the other races/worlds that connect to Neverwhere. Maybe those could pose a threat to humanity, the elves or even Neverwhere eventually. As of right now, from my perspective, it really seems like a tiny scale conflict.
Or, to be more specific "to put it in a way that condenses the entire plot so far down to one lewd scene because that's how I think".
I think it's my reaction because (other than Jessica) MC's relationship with Finn was the only meaningful relationship so far, and she was the only interesting character. Anything else that's going on - with other factions or whatever - have little or nothing to do with me, and aren't my problem. I'm not a Templar, have no intention of becoming a Templar and wouldn't save them if they were on fire and I was walking past with a bucket of water. Their battles are their battles.All good. I guess it matters not to you that Finn was killed before she could complete her mission of assassinating your (MC's) sister. Maybe you can kill your (MC's) sister to both honor Finn and avenge her death.
/s, I know, but that's simply a response to your half-cocked reaction. You (the MC) are out of the loop and know nothing about what happened or why, but you want to rush out to kick ass and take names regardless. Good luck with that.
Really? So far i got the impression that you really like the templars and kaija ... strange.
