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Well, for now, I sincerely want to believe that Revan didn't plan in advance that we would be gouging out the eyes of companions. And I repeat, if everyone was conscious, WHO WOULD VOLUNTARILY AGREE TO HAVE THEIR EYES REMOVED?
Added 1 minute ago I just imagine Revan, who is responsible for all the characters: - Go to... Menta: - If you do something wrong, I will rage quit according to the game rules! Heroist: - If any of you don't voluntarily cut out your own eyes, I will do it myself!
Added 1 minute ago And if the plan with the comatose character is real and it was supposed to be another NPC, then it's still cruel. They should have just left two unconscious bodies, instead of the player who still wants to believe that they will be restored and that their quest wasn't in vain.
On the other hand, one could assume that the emperor designed this room in such a way that further progress could only be made through the sacrifice of people with specific qualities.
No, guys, this is definitely too much. Just in terms of difficulty, and it doesn't make sense. And regarding the dragon, I still don't understand why you decided that a tongue/head is needed there. Maybe I missed a message...
to put the official on a chair
We shouldn't kill the official. I want us to survive until the end, and then he sends the survivors to prison. In general, that would be an atmospheric ending to the quest. But, unfortunately, we will most likely all just die in the palace, alas.
(it is implied that someone suggested the manipulations with the skull and the dragon because Celian himself would not have come up with it) -Well, okay, let's say we've decided on the victim. - He cast a glance at Tristan's motionless body. - But to cut out his eyes with this rusty knife and his tongue... Maybe his soul isn't here, but he definitely feels something, damn it! Especially since we have to keep him alive at that moment. The Darkian rubbed his forehead and looked at the torture devices again. It's one thing when people are operated on for their own good. But this is torture, and some of the most brutal, in the literal sense of the word. -Okay. If anyone wants to carry out this... experiment, go ahead. But he must be alive for the offering of the palms, in any case. That's the main thing.
So, he immediately incorporated the NPCs into the challenges, aligning them with the trials and other life difficulties.
I don't think so. If he (definitely) isn't tailoring the trials to the players, then why would he tailor them to the NPCs? Therefore, the trials should be designed so that completing them is reasonably independent of the NPCs. Overall, I like the way you're thinking, Ney. When I first read the description of the room, I basically decided that there were some checks, and passing them would allow you to stay alive. Like, the knife will actually "ephemerally" cut out the eyes, and you can insert some magical copies, not the eyes themselves, into the skull. The chair might also be the same, but it just looks menacing, and in reality, soda flows through a tube. But ugh, after each subsequent re-reading, I became convinced that no, it's unlikely. Well, at best, you can hope that this is just another illusion (this time, palace-like). In principle, the magic on the doors fits into this scheme, but the adventures of Father Cynius after death do not. In short, I don't know, it all looks bad. Regarding Tristan's palms, well, you can take a risk and use them right away, without cutting anything out. But you still need to be prepared to heal him
Okay, let's do it this way. Also, there's this weird thing with the open mouth (and nowhere does it say how wide it's open?). Some want to cut it out and put a tongue in there. But in my opinion, you should put your head in there, because wisdom is contained in it (although I'm afraid this thing will bite it off).
Added 1 minute ago But let's wait and see what Revan says about the pedestal first. Maybe we'll have enough stones for it. And the statues ask for stones to be brought back to life. I don't know about you, but I'm not ready to fight a demon with a crooked head.
Added 4 minutes ago Menti, what do you think about the names of the stones and the thing where sweet memories turn into nightmares?
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When I first read the description of the room, I basically decided that there were some checks there, and by passing them, you could stay alive. Like, the knife is actually "ephemerally" cutting out the eyes, and you can put some kind of magical copies, not the eyes themselves, into the skull. The chair might also be, but it just looks menacing, and in reality, soda flows through a tube. But ugh, after each subsequent re-reading, I became convinced that no, it's unlikely. Well, at best, you can hope that this is just another illusion (this time, palace-like). Magic on the doors fits into this scheme, but the adventures of Father Cynia after death do not. In short, I don't know, it all looks bad.
It made me think that Lokken wasn't wrong to cleanse Father Cynia. Because when we finish with the trials, he would be like (and maybe some other future jerk): "Hey guys, it's all good, it was an illusion, everything is fine!" - and then a demon would appear at the most dangerous moment and mess us up.
Menti, what do you think about the names of the stones and the thing where sweet memories turn into nightmares?
I think it just recycles people, and the kind of stones it produces doesn't depend on the person. It's something like an allegory – here, in life, you hoped, loved, were brave, and basically lived, and now you die in fear, despair, and depravity. But maybe you're right, your ideas are quite good. Even suspiciously so... /
The elf decided to take a closer look at the pedestal she had examined earlier, to see how many holes it had and whether the stones obtained by the victim of Father Cynius would fit into them.
The stones were completely unsuitable for the recesses made in the pedestal. They were thin and not deep at all. Ple-Sen
"Congratulations, Mr. Belring," the Tanar said with a forced smile, "you haven't reached your destination yet, but this journey has already shaken my faith."
— Traveling the world, achieving goals, and overcoming various obstacles along the way is, first and foremost, an experience that opens your eyes to many things in life. I am glad that what happened allowed you to reconsider your attitude towards faith. Arandor
After what happened, Halmeldir approached Belring. "Have you changed your mind about the journey? If these fanatics know where we are going, they will either be waiting for us upon arrival or on our way back."
— We will risk encountering them anyway, even if we decide to return right now. To be honest, I expected such an attitude from Tanaris towards this expedition, but I did not expect our ship to be surrounded. Answering your question, no, I have not changed my mind.
Alright, shove Alex into the death machines. But I'm afraid nothing good will come of it with the Sage. He's in a very bad state; there's nothing to "share." And neither I, nor Nebok, nor Loken will go for that.
Added after 40 seconds Revan, how open is the dragon's mouth? Can you fit only its tongue in there, or a whole head?
Well, in that case, yes, they should cut out his tongue and blind him(( However, I still can't imagine who among the NPCs would voluntarily agree to that, if not for Alex and his wealth? And you're something else, Alex! Instead of sending the old lady into space, now she might be taking your place.
One more thing, who's going to stick their tongue out? Just a reminder, these things are unpredictable; the dragon might easily bite off a hand if it gets annoyed.
— We are bound to encounter them sooner or later, even if we decide to return right now. To be honest, I anticipated such an attitude from Thanarsis towards this expedition, but I never expected our ship to be surrounded. Answering your question, no, I haven't changed my mind.
- Why is it so important for you to disprove another religion, that you are even willing to risk your life and the life of your son? Perhaps there is another reason?