Allan Schumacher wrote...
Does it affect the mechanics for rolling and selecting the dice?
The look I can get used to (roman numerals).
That surprises me. Is there a particular reason why you chose to kill him instead of talking him down?
Wasn't sure if I could. If he agreed, it'd mean fighting one man instead of a dozen. Removes a potential threat later, while showing that I am a (reasonably) honorable one on one combatant.
If you convince him to lay down weapons it has a different outcome on prison escape and also other things later in game and vice versa if kill. As mentioned earlier TW2 does choice and consequence in natural way, even small things can have big difference in how things impact story or people meet. You can kill him and his men, duel him to the death or force him to surrender.
By the way did you try to sneak out unseen from prison or fight your way out as there are four different ways to do that part of game two variants for saving Aryan La Valette (if you let him live during the assault) and two for saving baroness Mary Louisa La Valette (if you killed her son Aryan previously). The whole game is likewise amount of variations on almost all choices make, you don't realise there are so many outcomes because of the natural way in which all feel play out but when do something different it feels as well impactive as the different choice made lat time played. Some immediate outcome, some later in game outcomes but most have immediate and later in game outcomes.
On your second playthrough I think should difinatley metagame (wiki or guides) to see all the easter eggs, secrets, places might not have been and people might not have found first time around, the quests might have missed and reading about variations in choices. But like you first playthrough I don't look anything up and just make choices that feel natural to me. I think you have to do a second playthrough to do the amazing difference in story branching in the game anyways.
I recommend you don't kill the bridge troll when you meet him, he is a nice guy and has interesting questlines if let him live and help him. Most of trolls meet I liked in the game, was I think only one or two that had to kill but the others were funny and interesting quests (imho). Also with arm wrestling it is very much worth doing, you can make a lot of money later especially from one of the people you can challenge down by the water outside of that village your in currenttly but you have to work your way up to him by beating others.
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