That bad ending would be glamorous! I am sure Ceolag has been adapting the plot based on our reactions. That burning bridges sequence for instance. We can only expect he gives us a possibility, among the choices, of seeing that stupid order falter and die. Even if it's not the case, there will be an "evil faction" inside the templars that will need to be dealt eventually. Also, I believe MC's father is a strong candidate to be killed by his enemies at some point and that stupid Holy Grail he has hidden will become a major quest.
They are my heroes and if the game allowed I would rename the Demolay shithole Castle in their honor.
He would deserve it for being the worst and weakest fucking leader ever seen. Uhhh he suspects some foul-play after it happened? What a insightful guy. Your job would have been to prevent that dude.
"Oh no! My kids are in danger from otherworldly things because I'm the grandmaster of an order that defends Earthrealm from them! I need to hide them forever!"
I hope so. I haven’t seen or heard anything that indicates revenge will be in the cards.
I don't think they told the truth to MC and his sister. I believe he is hidding the true origin of MC legacy and powers so that his innate abilities could be curbed. That talk is just another layer of deception and it's absurd to our senses because that was also a lie created during the short trip back after the rescue.
Yeah I've heard that one. Still, it be better be a damn good reason for risking creating chaos in the order, the realms, and his family all in the hopes that nothing bad would ever happen and that it would never come up. Again, even in the "hiding secret legacy" thought for this course of action it's pretty wishful thinking.
In that case it's the council's, most notably, "The Stathamator's" fault. But we already knew that.
I tried to deduce things through Ceolag's sources of inspiration. Some of them he simply copied ipsis litteris, others he changed a bit but on those sources the protagonist isn't a human being after all. MC in this game shows several unnatural skills and found his way to two magical swords at the right time and place, that couldn't be a coincidence.
Doesn’t mean you can’t hate them if it directly negatively impacts you or people you care about.
I get your point,really... but sometimes its just overreacting bullshit in the end,it goes both ways ...
Most of the time people won't take rational decisions. They are taken with just gut feeling and emotions most of the time. I see it everyday and sometimes it's frustrating trying to explain the advantages of taking some course of action at my job's council and seeing another one who doesn't like someone else voting the opposite of that part just because he choose one option instead of other.
Right now i'm playing yesterdays crossroads,this game's hurting me so much cuz it's pulling all my strings together...loosing my dad 5 months ago,while being everyday with him.Then my brother died,suicide 3 months ago.Regretting all my decisions i made with ex girlfriends...But it's also confronting me with things i wish i could keep away forever...
Oh, I played that game too! The korean girl reminds me Kaija and Steph. But as I told you. All in all decisions are taken following emotional paths. That's usually the motivation behind everything human beings do both in real life and in fiction. Only managers, CEO's and rulers take decisions based on reason when they are deciding about something that is not related to them or their families.
Most of the time. I prefer calling them emotional decisions because emotion is the root of almost every choice human beings make.
Lol,maybe that's why i chose Kim (the korean girl) in yesterdays crossroads,and Bella in summers gone,seems like i love drama
