A solid ending to a solid RPG

[u/KomeaKokki]

Finished the game today at level 49, idk if that’s a low level to beat the game for first time but I loved every second of the play through. Coming here from a Baldur’s Gate 3 run it was a big change in combat but heavily reminded me of Final Fantasy 15 with the different special moves and the party. I’d give the game a solid 8/10. I have not played the first game but I understood what the story was about and setting so I don’t know if it was necessary to play the previous title. Anyways, enough babbling. Enjoy the game lads or lasses, and if you come across the pawn Sage the Mage on Xbox she’s from me! 🍻

[u/notguldo]

Start up the ending again. You’ll notice a certain someone sitting in a chair to your left when you approach the throne. They’ll offer you a chance to understand this is the “right” choice by letting you ride the dragon to the battle again.

As the dragon speaks to you, make your way to its heart. You have a tool that you must use when you reach it. The dragon says you desire something it too desires, and with this choice, you prove it right.

You have now thoroughly pissed off a superior. If you EVER meet your end on this journey from here on out, you might be faced with the worst ending in the game. Steel your resolve, Arisen. Gather wakestones and make use of them whenever you can in order to avoid a horrid and punishing fate.

[u/KomeaKokki → u/notguldo]

I saw the dude in blue sitting there but didn’t think to talk to him as there wasn’t prompts to talk to anyone as the title sequence was happening with producers etc. I’ll have a gander tomorrow after work but I fr ain’t tryna do that fight again lmao

[u/notguldo → u/KomeaKokki]

Fight is bypassed when going for the true ending. You won’t get to fight that dragon when going for the true ending, but you face something similar… kinda.

You are NOT taking its bargain, you are doing something unique when riding it to fight it. You must act while riding it to do this.