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I watched a playthrough of Paragon 3.0 (which seems to be an alpha version), and while it was amusing to see hordes of Azure Dragons, the storyline was actually quite good, and I liked it more than the current Paragon 2.0.
I especially liked the development of the storyline with Erina. So, will this version of the storyline be added to the actual 3.0?
I'm attaching screenshots to make it clear what I'm talking about.
Even from a logical and common-sense perspective, Erina appears at the very beginning of the storyline, through a dream, and provides very significant support throughout the playthrough (because without magic, it's obvious that nothing would have worked, and Mograine would have simply lost). Aelwynn, whom Mograine inexplicably remembers in Paragon 2.0, was of no use at all, and was defeated in the very first raid by the "traitors" in my playthrough, and this did not affect the progress of the rest of the map (unlike Vaela and Erina, who were extremely helpful). In Paragon 3.0, Mograine instead has a final memory of an earth elemental during the attack on "Pegasus," which is more logical.
Moreover, in Paragon 2.0, Mograine says at the end that he is an emperor and cannot violate the laws of his state in the final dialogue when attacking the "Sorcerer" monster after defeating the Incinerator, but he is now a servant of the One, which means that any trials or other concerns of people no longer have any power over him, so why did he have to respond that way and offend Erina? The emperor's wisdom seems to have failed him. It was corrected in 3.0.
So, I really hope that the actual Paragon 3.0 will use this version of the ending of Mograine's story.
I especially liked the development of the storyline with Erina. So, will this version of the storyline be added to the actual 3.0?
I'm attaching screenshots to make it clear what I'm talking about.
Even from a logical and common-sense perspective, Erina appears at the very beginning of the storyline, through a dream, and provides very significant support throughout the playthrough (because without magic, it's obvious that nothing would have worked, and Mograine would have simply lost). Aelwynn, whom Mograine inexplicably remembers in Paragon 2.0, was of no use at all, and was defeated in the very first raid by the "traitors" in my playthrough, and this did not affect the progress of the rest of the map (unlike Vaela and Erina, who were extremely helpful). In Paragon 3.0, Mograine instead has a final memory of an earth elemental during the attack on "Pegasus," which is more logical.
Moreover, in Paragon 2.0, Mograine says at the end that he is an emperor and cannot violate the laws of his state in the final dialogue when attacking the "Sorcerer" monster after defeating the Incinerator, but he is now a servant of the One, which means that any trials or other concerns of people no longer have any power over him, so why did he have to respond that way and offend Erina? The emperor's wisdom seems to have failed him. It was corrected in 3.0.
So, I really hope that the actual Paragon 3.0 will use this version of the ending of Mograine's story.
