cmessaz wrote...
I think this is a writer's fail for me, I had annuled the circle and without metagaming I had no way of knowing what was going to happen in Redcliffe. There should be a little more there for that. This time through he did not disapprove of wiping out the mages, so he KNOWS that either Isolde or Connor has to die. I suck at expressing myself, I hope you get what I am trying to say.Axekix wrote...
I agree, although if you fail the persuasion check he really comes off as a tool tbh.Addai67 wrote...
*nods* Again, irrational. It's a very visceral reaction, as I see it. I suppose it would have been better constructed if he would have put up more of a fight before the deed, though maybe the full impact didn't hit him until later on when he thought "Eamon's going to wake up and see me, and think I killed his son." And he panics. That's how I interpret it.cmessaz wrote...
I guess that is what sort of got me, the whole "I can't believe you killed a little boy" thing, not to mention I had Isolde do it. Then he said something basically implying that she only did it because of me, and that is not the impression I got.
I had a bug in my game --- The circle was already wiped out, and when he's mad he says, "We could've gone to the circle!"
I was like...uhmmm.... actually, no we can't. Don't you remember? We killed them, too!




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