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Corsair, on 19 March 2013 - 12:49 AM, said:
Concerning this, it's probably because resurrection really *s with game lore. FF is a great example when you can buy a phoenix down in most any item shop yet if someone dies in the story they stay dead. Aerith dead? Why can't I use any of my 99 phoenix downs!?! Let alone villains.
As for TSW, you do die. But the bees from Agartha supposedly put your pieces back together. One of the quests actually requires you to die so you can interact and see things you can't when you're alive. I have no idea why. It was even mentioned in a cinematic.
As for TSW, you do die. But the bees from Agartha supposedly put your pieces back together. One of the quests actually requires you to die so you can interact and see things you can't when you're alive. I have no idea why. It was even mentioned in a cinematic.
First paragraph: I actually Like to use GW 1 example more(tho FF 7 example's fine n dandy as well). Look-there's Rez shrine every 200 metres or so. Then there are Monks, Rits and Paragons on their respective continents(Tyria, Cantha and Elona). So if someone were to die heroically(or tragically for that matter)-am I supposed to be awed(or sad) about their death? Ofc not! Just bring him over to the Rez shrine and be done with it!
That's why ANet decided that Underworld was going to be the first big instance added to the game. It explained that actually rezes worked on fairly small % of Tyrian population(sub 5% I think). And so they reinstated drama and emotions back to the game. Not to mention that in GW 2 you don't die. You are simply defeated and fall back/teleport back. They did nice job in avoiding the Creation of Tyrian paradise.
Back to TSW: It can be so batshit crazy at times that I sometimes don't even think about what happened. You can't explain a simple conspiracy(or it wouldn't be, well, a conspiracy!), let alone HP Crazycraft(lol!). Tho it does say exhaustion in game manuals and such stuff. That or something to that effect(Life force exhaustion, something with exhaustion nonetheless). Certainly not death. Anyhow, tsw's awesome, if a bit(lol such an understatement!) crazy game.
Fair evening.
Edited by Gorwe, 19 March 2013 - 01:20 AM.
And for the life of me, for all the intrigue I still have for the Lore, Architecture, and Art of the GW universe, I never saw an answer to it that I found immersive AND logical. Everything else I agree completely with, especially wanting more ways to vary our Weapon skill bar more.
