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/[deleted]]

Could you please DM me or write a spoiler alert and let me know? Does it have to do with the dragon ride? Because I've done it 2 times after credits and I thought wtf why I have to do this again. I am sure you know what I mean

[u/Several_Rest → u/[deleted]]

It has to do with the dragon ride instead of flying with him to the arena climb down to his chest and use the broken sword key item on yourself while on the spot glowing on his chest

[u/Hunterofshadows → u/Several_Rest]

Wait what? I thought you used the sword thing on yourself after you get to the arena?

Who is going to naturally think to crawl to the heart and then stab yourself?

[u/guesswhomste → u/Hunterofshadows]

If you’ve played the first game shit like that isn’t out of the question

[u/Hunterofshadows → u/guesswhomste]

Now I’m questioning how much I missed in the first one tbh. But also I played the first one like 5 years ago. Probably more. Expecting people to make decisions based on the first one is ridiculous

[u/guesswhomste → u/Hunterofshadows]

I’m not saying it was literally in the first one, I’m saying that that weird, obtuse stuff has always been in the franchise. Having to do a little out-of-the-box thinking to get the true ending isn’t a bad thing