Back when the game was being shown (before it was released), wasn't there an option to side with Uldred and have abominations help you in a battle instead of templars? Or something along the lines of that?
Whatever happened to being able to side with Uldred?
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Behindyounow
, déc. 04 2009 08:58
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Posté 04 décembre 2009 - 09:23
DavidSims
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Sometimes previewers get the wrong impression, and write things which are not true.
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 03:59
David Gaider
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Yes, I don't think we ever said that you could side with Uldred. There are plenty of horror stories I could tell you all about plots and such which were cut, or changed due to many other reasons -- stories of anguish where I bang my head against a table -- but this is not one of them. It was never in there.DavidSims wrote...
Sometimes previewers get the wrong impression, and write things which are not true.
And, anyway, my horror stories would still not be as bad as Chris Avellone's.
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Posté 05 décembre 2009 - 04:32
David Gaider
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This. You need that kind of help like a kick in the head, probably.Koyasha wrote...
It's not really an offer, he wants to make you an abomination.
True.Not to say that it sounds like every demon/mage union would have to be so one-sided. Given that demons and spirits are technically the same thing, differentiated only because demons feed off "negative" emotions, a mutually beneficial partnership similar to Wynne's is entirely reasonable, if you could find a demon that's willing to accept such terms.
