Search results

We can ask Temp. :blob_frown:

Later on, they blew up a place to create the necessary panics to execute the head at a stronghold. Another one, they used the dangerous animals of the land to break in. Created a massive panic, and led to quite a massacre. This is attacking another stronghold.

They were ruthlessly efficient. To escape the prison, after they traded their humanity to become a demon and broke their chains. They convinced the people there to revolt, and used them as pawns to be slaughtered. While they took the path to escape. But before that, they had to fight an old...

Jokes aside, wouldn’t be that simple. It wasn’t a cult-like mindset.

I think of a parody now and then. When a character could be like. “Sir, maybe we should release the hostage.” Antagonist, “Why is that?” Person, “I don’t know…maybe because the protagonist already burned down half a continent in the two weeks they’ve been out of prison?!” ?

In short, a global collapse. :blob_evil_two:

Since the major power was critically hit, they left the world in a state of collapse. That power will inevitably fall, a slow end.

Pretty much, they succeed. But they are viewed as the enemy. They lost pretty much everything, but gained the one thing they fought for. Which was for the other to have the future, for that one to be free and shine. They fully accepted their scorn, and walked away when they succeeded.

There isn’t a right nor wrong, as this is a morally grey story.

Every path demanded the other’s death, and the protagonist kept giving up more. Until the last thing they can gamble is their existence, so they gambled it on the tiniest chance for success.

Someone is clearly planning a genocide. Nice knowing ya Envy. :blob_evil_two: The story I have done, Azure Night. Has a similar premise. Where the protagonist chose to become the enemy to save their partner from being sacrificed for the ‘Greater Good’. I put that in quotes, because apparently...

Usually before the release.

Pretty much, people get too insane when it comes to AI. Placeholders are fine, since it is a concept for the final product. It is more common these days, developers use placeholders, and then later patch in their own stuff.

Either way, still doesn’t change that it was pretty much one of the best games of the year.

Yeah, I saw that, but as more information surfaced. This was a placeholder and later patched out with actual work of their own. Something about in the early development, they experimented with GAI, and then before release they patched it out. Some slipped through the cracks, which later it was...