Auto-translated
So, if I understand correctly, the cat ended up being the one to blame?
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Siverfale
Posts from ⚔️Serberia
Auto-translated
Siverfale
Ment
Auto-translated
/Revan should have added a cat psychologist to the list of peaceful professions./
Heroist
Auto-translated
I find something else interesting. Let's imagine there was no "bolt to the eye" incident, but the character encountered another patrol. Since 99% of the soldiers in the expansions are arrogant jerks, and he looks like a mutant from Chernobyl, they would interrogate him rudely and aggressively (even more so than Anselm). How would he react to that? Wouldn't he immediately start smashing heads, and if they offered to tie him up and take him to the city (for safety), would he immediately unleash a wave of spells? Or am I misunderstanding this character's personality?
I'm not arguing anymore; I'm just trying to understand the correct course of action that was intended for us. Politely listen and escort him to the city? But what if he approaches the walls and blows everything up with magic? But he also won't agree to interrogation and detention. He hasn't technically broken any rules, but what should we say in the report? A plague avatar of a demon lord is wandering through the forest, and we let him pass? And what prevents a squad of soldiers in Arthurian armor from saying that they are just returning from a festival and got lost in the forest?)))
In short, the more I think about this quest, the less I understand.
I'm not arguing anymore; I'm just trying to understand the correct course of action that was intended for us. Politely listen and escort him to the city? But what if he approaches the walls and blows everything up with magic? But he also won't agree to interrogation and detention. He hasn't technically broken any rules, but what should we say in the report? A plague avatar of a demon lord is wandering through the forest, and we let him pass? And what prevents a squad of soldiers in Arthurian armor from saying that they are just returning from a festival and got lost in the forest?)))
In short, the more I think about this quest, the less I understand.
Whatever
Граф Орлов
Auto-translated
I'd rather be playing a Paladin, fighting a Succubus or hordes of overpowered monsters that spawned on the island, blowing up overripe watermelons, getting dissected in a palace, creating a new charm from a former Arcanian, and joining a party in the middle of the forest, instead of all this...
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
Ple-Sen
Auto-translated
Basically, I'm making a post with a detailed breakdown.
Siverfale
Auto-translated
I find something else interesting. Let's imagine there was no "bolt to the eye," but the guy encountered another patrol squad. Since 99% of the soldiers in the expansions are arrogant jerks, and he looks like a mutant from Chernobyl, they would interrogate him rudely and aggressively (even more so than Anselm). How would he react to that? Wouldn't he immediately start smashing heads, and if they offered to tie him up and take him to the city (for safety), would he immediately unleash a wave of spells? Or am I misunderstanding this character's personality?
I'm not arguing anymore, I'm just trying to understand the correct course of action that was intended for us. Should we politely listen to him and escort him to the city? But what if he approaches the walls and blows everything up with magic? But he also won't agree to interrogation and detention. He hasn't technically broken any rules, but what should we say in the report? A plague avatar of a demon lord is wandering around the forest, and we let him go? And what prevents a squad of soldiers in Arthurian armor from saying that they are just returning from a festival and got lost in the forest?)))
In short, the more I think about this quest, the less I understand it.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Ment
Auto-translated
I'm also curious about something else. Let's imagine there was no "bolt to the eye" incident, but the character encountered another patrol squad. Since 99% of the soldiers in the expansions are arrogant jerks, and he looks like a mutant from Chernobyl, they would interrogate him rudely and aggressively (even more so than Anselm). How would he react to that? Wouldn't he immediately start smashing heads, and if they offered to tie him up and take him to the city (for safety), would he immediately unleash a wave of spells? Or am I misunderstanding this character's personality?
I'm not arguing anymore, I'm just trying to understand the correct course of action that was intended for us. Politely listen and escort him to the city? But what if he approaches the walls and blows everything up with magic? But he also won't agree to interrogation and detention. He hasn't technically broken any rules, but what should we say in the report? A plague avatar of a demon lord is wandering through the forest, and we let him pass? And what prevents a squad of soldiers in Arthurian armor from saying that they are just returning from a festival and got lost in the forest?)))
In short, the more I think about this quest, the less I understand it.
In short, I'm making a post with a walkthrough.
Siverfale
Auto-translated
Well, anything can happen... Let's discuss the option of "trying to aim our weapons and detain him peacefully, and if he doesn't agree, we attack as a priority." In principle, we don't lose anything compared to the option of "just attacking," although it will likely rule out the peaceful option. Essentially, it's close to what I suggested from the beginning, although it doesn't seem as relevant now, considering how much time has passed and that we have -50 relationship points.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Ment
Auto-translated
/As I understand it, all this talk doesn't affect anything in the game./
Граф Орлов
Auto-translated
Let's discuss the option: "Try to aim a weapon and politely detain him; if he doesn't agree, we attack in turn."
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
kcfgogbfalgfl
Auto-translated
Now that you've decided on your next course of action, let me tell you... It seems that no one really understood the character of this person, judging by what was written about him earlier. He is aware that he is in a foreign land, and therefore he observes some basic rules and, moreover, when some bandits shoot him in the eye, he gives them a chance to explain themselves and seeks reconciliation. He doesn't demand money "for treatment." He doesn't demand that they kiss his boots. He simply says, "Well, you're quite the uncouth bunch," and even that is in a very polite manner compared to the situation. At the same time, he looks at the situation from a position of strength – he has already given you a chance after you attacked him without reason, and now someone who is clearly weaker than him is acting arrogant after what they did just a minute ago. How else is he supposed to react? Even after all that has happened, he is still willing to give everyone a chance to resolve the situation peacefully. To be honest, I am even a little surprised by this turn of events. In my mind, this was supposed to be a simple quest, but with each action, the situation has escalated more and more. Even the "boorish, uncouth guards" wouldn't have let things escalate to this point.
Граф Орлов
Auto-translated
Now that you've decided on your next course of action, I'll say this... Judging by what has been written about this character, it seems that no one really understood him. He is aware that he is in a foreign country, and therefore he observes some basic rules and, moreover, when some bandits shoot him in the eye, he gives them a chance to explain themselves and seeks reconciliation. He doesn't demand money "for treatment." He doesn't demand that they kiss his boots. He simply says, "Well, you're quite the uncouth bunch," and even that is in a very polite manner compared to the situation. At the same time, he looks at the situation from a position of strength – he has already given you a chance after you attacked him without reason, and then someone who is clearly weaker than him starts to act arrogant after what they did just a minute ago. How else is he supposed to react? Even after all that has happened, he is still willing to give everyone a chance to resolve the situation peacefully. To be honest, I am even a little surprised by this turn of events. In my mind, this was supposed to be a simple quest, but with each action, the situation escalated more and more. Even the "boorish, uncouth guards" wouldn't have gone this far.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
kcfgogbfalgfl
Heroist
Auto-translated
So, initially, would he have agreed to questioning and possible detention?
Whatever
kcfgogbfalgfl
