>What can change the nature of a man?"I dunno, lots of stuff really">this is the correct answer in the game.
This, but unironically.
>>3844369>man, man never changes
>>3844369Regret is the correct answer though, it actually worked.
>>3844391Every answer is a correct one because the way their world works, belief becomes reality. So no matter what option you pick at the end, it's the right answer because we're shaped by the things that happen in our life, it's never just one thing.
>>3844419So what you're saying is the only correct answer is "belief".
>>3844426Yes but what is it belief in? After all if you keep giving enough people a fake name, that person with that name will manifest into reality because enough people believe he exists.
>>3844426>So what you're saying is the only correct answer is "belief".The correct answer is the one given sincerely and truthfully.
I really have to play this game
>>3844426No, it's the one you believe in. All sincere answers contain "belief". Get it?
>>3844429I'm doing it for the first time right nowits not too hard to get into; you owe it to yourself
>>3844419its regret because what changes you in the end is you getting your memories back aka your regret back
>>3844369Mens nature doesn’t change unless it’s through divine intervention or a traumatic brain injury.
>>3844553Very transphobic post.
tony jay was a gift
>>3844369One day I'm going to do a replay where I make all the evillest decisions and utterly ruin all my friends' existences, only to find out the choice is qualified in some way to amount to the same thing more or less.Still one of the best RPGs ever made ez.
>>3844426No, what is the correct answer is the one you believe to be true. Not just because of how belief works in the setting but because Ravel was asking that to so many people not as some hag trick, but rather as a test of character. She just wanted someone who would answer honestly from the heart, no matter what that answer is.>>3845508Don't like all but 3 members of your party leave if you're too much of an evil asshole?
>>3845688>Don't like all but 3 members of your party leave if you're too much of an evil asshole?That would track, you can badly screw over at least 2 that I know of. I just haven't seen how it plays out. Another anon told me some evil dialogues, like specifically with Deionarra, if you tell her the truth, it doesn't have the impact you expect because she doesn't hear you or something.
Is a Strength playthrough of this game worth it?
>>3844369You don't get writing like that anymore.>>3845739Yes, but throw some points into wis.
>>3845424FORTUNE ABANDONED YOU THE MOMENT THAT I FOUND YOU, HAG
>>3844369>What can change the nature of a man?Latina pussy
>>3845825I can still hear it years later
>>3845739My favorite playthrough was as a lawful good fighter with high STR, WIS, CHA. Oh yeah, it’s paladin time. Never told a single lie or performed a single chaotic act.
>>3845739I'm doing one right now even though its supposedly sub-optimal >>3845755is right just put some points into WIS and it still goes wellI know the nameless one has had many lifes and all that but for some reason he doesn't really strike me as a wizarding typeI generally like punchy characters and the fist irons that you find in the mortuary were the weapons that Annah found on your corpse in the xaosman den, I've been having a lot of fun with that
>>3845959>I'm doing one right now even though its supposedly sub-optimalIt IS suboptimal but that's because spells are just retardedly strong.
>>3845969I'll just let the gith and the burning man cast them
>>3845974Sure, but suboptimal doesn't mean bad, it just means it's not the best option.
>>3845739The reason everyone says to build an INT/WIS/CHA character is because this is much less a fighty game as it is a talky one, and those stats give you the most dialog options. Besides, Dak'kon already has minmaxed stats for his monk build.
Did we ever learn why the Practical incarnation told you not to trust Morte?
>>3846038Morte discourages you from seeking answers past a certain point because it puts him in harm's way. He's not malicious, he wants to avoid violence, but he has to help you wherever you go. If you remember he's your slave, or even worse if you happen to be more aligned with Practical Incarnation this time around, he's expecting to suffer.
>>3846038Apparently Morte lied and got a previous incarnation killed because of it.
>>3845969>It IS suboptimal but that's because spells are just retardedly strong.No, it's suboptimal because it diverts stats away from dialogue unlocking ones. People don't pick mage for the spells.
>>3846038>>3846052>>3846042Morte isn't your slave, and he isn't responsible for the death of previous Incarnations. The Practical one pulled him from the pillar of skulls after he claimed to have answers for him. (It's unclear if he knew him before, or after TNO's death.) He lost the memories of his life, and could not give the answer once removed. Practical starts abusing a sobbing Morte, but even after Practical is gone Morte has a sense that whatever he did to end up on the pillar (You need to be be a liar, traitor, or sage steering people to evil to end up on it.) has to do with TNO.TNO did something really bad before he separated himself from his soul. On account of him not knowing the relationship between TNO, and the one responsible for his condition It's likely Morte has something to do with his life, and how he ended up in hell.
>>3846038Supposedly the Practical Incarnation was tricked into taking Morte from the Pillar with the promise of remote access to its knowledge, but when he did that, Morte couldn't remember shit but ACTED like he could. After a while, Practical realized that all he had was a wise-ass skull following him. So "don't trust the skull" doesn't mean "he'll betray you" or anything, it's saying "he's full of shit"
>>3844373if (this = this unironically) then ur bad
>>3844369I haven't played this game, but the cover is a ripoff of the stage makeup of Mortiis, a Norwegian dungeon synth/dark ambient artist
>>3847546You are fucking retarded and I can't stress it enough.
