A good guy character who doesn't know better will probably free him without realizing they set an unrepentant murderer on the loose. You have the option to push him back in for the maw to horribly kill him which will open a portal to another room, or you can let him run past. I would agree that there's really a roughly "good" and "evil" type of play, but it's pretty hard to play straight through as either a total a-hole or an utter saint on any one game, especially because some situations are pretty ambiguous for instance in the Old Slave Block in the Bloom, once you get past the Murden den there's a room with a guy trapped in there. This is one of those games that I'm going to beat three times. There's afaik several different endings which end in Fallout epilogue fashion so what you did and who you brought along can have wildly different implications for the world. A lot of the sidequests can have quite different endings, and some can open or be unavailable depending on what you do.
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And with the Lascars I actually figured out how to get to their homeworld, which gave me their Cortex that I traded to the dracogen in place of the Magmatic Annulet These are just a few examples.Īlso due to the fact you can only have half the companions there's a possibility for at least two totally different playthroughs, with some areas suddenly having more significance than you realized and other previously important revelations coming across as irrelevant details. This apparently was the actual killer which slightly changed the outcome of the Endless Gate questline with Inifere. He was executed immediately and Fulsome said "that's how justice works in the underbelly.you didn't just guess at random did you?!" Well it was I thought an educated guess.so second time I tried more diligently only realizing I didn't have enough hard proof but the quest failed when I left for the Valley so I made a slightly more educated guess the second time. I thought I had figured out the killer and fingered one suspect not realizing there'd be no trial. A couple other things I did differently was the Lascars and Dendra O Hur crime scene. My first time I guessed the clock tower wrong and accidentally broke daylight, which gave me a nycthemeron ghost bonus in the labyrinth that I never got by completing it successfully the second time. Had I not already known about that it would've been an entire area I had no clue existed at the start like happened in my second run.
I've already noticed multiple new things I hadn't even noticed or explored before, and somehow accidentally locked myself out from an entire area I explored the first time.įor starters: the Anechoic Lazaret somehow I must've said or did the wrong thing because I never got the chance to go in the second time. The merecasters are on of the biggest examples of this since you can only try one path which each mere leading to different outcomes, although it would be nice if changing the entire timeline from a mere would have more world and story impact. If you don't savescum and simply let yourself fail effort checks sometimes it can lead to vastly different outcomes. Anyone else care to chime in with a rebuttal to jack? Yes it has massive replay value. Originally posted by Fluent:Damn, that is unfortunate if true.
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