More Wrath
Aug. 3rd, 2024 09:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
beccaelizabethPlaying Wrath of the Righteous all day equals feeling vague about all things that are not the game.
Drezen was saved yesterday, so today was a bunch of stomping around the Worldwound doing companion quests and picking up Woljif and Arushalae and freeing Jannah.
Last thing I did before quitting for the night was tell Daeren not to date me, which I actually feel bad about, but he's easy so he was dating the Commander every other time I play. And dating him didnt seem very aeon.
... I am not liking these Lawful options. They're not the right thing to do they're just the thing that matches this mythic path. I'm not much liking that style of play so far. But I want to see how it ends, which requres either a lot of hours of play or poking youtube or a walkthrough. ... at this rate the skipping to the end is tempting.
... I like it when my characters are nice. *shrugs*
I also still keep thinking about the Ianto Trickster Legend play through. Like I already did Azata before that but I don't have many thoughts about that one. Mentally casting Ianto means that story stayed in my head.
I don't know who would be inflexible enough to play aeon and agree with it.
I can imagine people wanting the shiny powers and ticking boxes to get them, but I am stuck on who this person is. Abiding by other people's laws at this level of inflexibility feels a bit like trying not to person. Don't like it.
At this rate I'm saving after we get out of the abyss later and giving myself the option of alternate endings.
On the bright side I did discover a way to exploit game mechanics to skip an entire fight I didnt want to have. Could have won it easily but killing random humans is ick. But there's a handy screen to let you pick up everything you looked at or something dropped when you leave an area, and the fight is only triggered when you loot, so I looked at all the loot without taking it then left and the game mechanic stole everything for me.
... fairly sure it shouldnt do that for realism but *shrug*
I am getting a bit frustrated that there's so many roleplay interactions about looters being criminal but the game play rather requires you to loot with both hands. It feels like a pick one situation.
Still, new and interesting storyline is emerging, I'm choosing different crusade options, it's interesting enough to be going on with.
Drezen was saved yesterday, so today was a bunch of stomping around the Worldwound doing companion quests and picking up Woljif and Arushalae and freeing Jannah.
Last thing I did before quitting for the night was tell Daeren not to date me, which I actually feel bad about, but he's easy so he was dating the Commander every other time I play. And dating him didnt seem very aeon.
... I am not liking these Lawful options. They're not the right thing to do they're just the thing that matches this mythic path. I'm not much liking that style of play so far. But I want to see how it ends, which requres either a lot of hours of play or poking youtube or a walkthrough. ... at this rate the skipping to the end is tempting.
... I like it when my characters are nice. *shrugs*
I also still keep thinking about the Ianto Trickster Legend play through. Like I already did Azata before that but I don't have many thoughts about that one. Mentally casting Ianto means that story stayed in my head.
I don't know who would be inflexible enough to play aeon and agree with it.
I can imagine people wanting the shiny powers and ticking boxes to get them, but I am stuck on who this person is. Abiding by other people's laws at this level of inflexibility feels a bit like trying not to person. Don't like it.
At this rate I'm saving after we get out of the abyss later and giving myself the option of alternate endings.
On the bright side I did discover a way to exploit game mechanics to skip an entire fight I didnt want to have. Could have won it easily but killing random humans is ick. But there's a handy screen to let you pick up everything you looked at or something dropped when you leave an area, and the fight is only triggered when you loot, so I looked at all the loot without taking it then left and the game mechanic stole everything for me.
... fairly sure it shouldnt do that for realism but *shrug*
I am getting a bit frustrated that there's so many roleplay interactions about looters being criminal but the game play rather requires you to loot with both hands. It feels like a pick one situation.
Still, new and interesting storyline is emerging, I'm choosing different crusade options, it's interesting enough to be going on with.