Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

I've played for over 150 hours.

Good, Morni. What, are you recommending it?

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Mortulus, shove your downvote button up your ass!

Looks like he wanted to break the wall, but didn't. Hmm.

Because the game's moral is that you shouldn't show off and should know your place.
What happened to Kaelyn?

nothing good

Yes, there's a very obscure path to give her a worthy epilogue. I would even say it's far beyond the scope of metagaming.

Not obvious, but not particularly difficult. I don't think many players who get along with Caelyn would want to stop Myrkul #2.

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It's strange that Aretz didn't try to do that.

The ambiguity lies in the fact that you need to rush to help Demilich first, ignoring everyone else, in order to get a "sort of" good ending.

Oh, I forgot about that, yes.

yeah, I decided to finish this quest first, and then move on to the others.

The ambiguity lies in the fact that you need to rush to help Demilich first, ignoring everyone else, in order to get a "sort of" good ending.

Well, in the end, I immediately googled this and ran to do it; otherwise, my heart would have been breaking for the poor angel, and I would have been so upset by the evil deed committed by the cursed skull.

I was actually playing as a Kelemvor priest for the first time, so trying to attack the wall didn't really fit the role-playing aspect...

Even here, you couldn't escape the irony...

How was I supposed to know that things would turn out this way? x(

Hey, are you recommending it?

I played it during a free weekend before its release, and I thought it was cool, but nothing more; I never intended to buy it. I bought it about a month after its release when I was bored, played for 60 hours, enjoyed it, and then it got a bit repetitive, so I stopped. After some time, I started playing with a friend, and we played the rest. Now I'm playing it again, and I'll probably come back to it again sometime. It's easy to learn, hard to master, has different gameplay depending on the champion, enjoyable maps, a skill ceiling for shooter gameplay, popularity, and potential for development. If the cost isn't an issue for you and you like competitive shooters, then it's a worthwhile purchase for 100+ hours.
There was another free weekend or event at some point, and there might be another one someday. If you don't buy it by then, you'll be able to try it out.