gemsraka.blogg.se - Lords of the fallen 2 gameplay

Breath Weapon: Some of the demons in Adyr's realm will breathe fire if you come too close.

Be careful when dodging attacks, or you'll fall in - or make them do so. Usually, an enemy will be lurking nearby.

Bottomless Pits: All over the place, but especially in Adyr's realm.

Boss Battle: Fight the titular Lords, scattered throughout the realms.

But Yetka can lead you around him, and you don't need to fight him to progress.

Bonus Boss: The Guardian is waiting for you once you return to Adyr's realm.

If you're lucky, Harken will get up afterwards.

Blown Across the Room: Several boss attacks can have this effect.

Blade Across The Shoulder: Harken carries large swords and maces like this.

You can however decide to screw both Antanas and Adyr by killing Antanas and not use the rune Adyr gave you for the final boss so that it'll prevent Adyr from regaining control, bringing balance and peace back to the human world. Neither is presented as a very good choice. In the end, you need to choose between allowing Adyr to regain control of the human world, or letting humans move along without interference. Adyr admits that he sent the demons to Keystone, making him at least grey, if not outright black. Antanas invokes this by calling out Adyr as a cruel god who would rather see his creations suffer than allow Antanas to "save" them.

Black-and-Grey Morality: Harken isn't exactly what anyone would call "good." The demons are definitely evil, and Harken fights them in lieu of any better choices.

Adyr's realm mostly consists of his main fortress, carved into living rock. Big Fancy Castle: Keystone is supposed to be a monastery, but it's really built more like a castle, complete with dungeons.One, named only The Beast, is bigger than them all - almost the same size as the main building of Keystone! Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Most bosses are bigger than you are.

Artificial Stupidity: Some enemies can get stuck on the terrain and just refuse to move, allowing you to attack them with no fear of reprisal.Stop moving or start sneaking, and they'll either attack your last known location - or use echolocation. Artificial Brilliance: The blind enemies (the Infested) can't see you, but they know you're there if you make enough noise.Crossbows can be deadly after one or two hits. Even then, he won't make it unless you give him a Healing Potion. Amputation Stops Spread: There is an injured monk that has been bitten by a spider and the venom has already spread too far to suck out so the monk's only chance of survival is for Harken to (rather stylishly) slice the afflicted arm off.They can hide equipment, or even entire secret rooms. Always Check Behind the Chair: Or bookcase, or barrel, or crate.It likely has something to do with his Messiah Complex due to being a descendant of the 3 heroes known as the Judges who banished Adyr ages ago, leading to him wanting to essentially replace Adyr as humanity's godhead. Why he takes the mutagen at the end of the game even though it looks like Harken has a decent chance of killing the Rhogar and Adyr is pretty inexplicable, though.

The collectible lore entries and the "Dark Experiments" sidequest explain that Artanas has been experimenting with ancient Rhogar-based mutagens in hopes of evolving humanity into a superior form, due to his belief that ordinary humans stand no chance against the Rhogar and will be destroyed.

All There in the Manual: Artanas' late game transformation into the monsterous final boss comes out of nowhere and is never really explained by anyone in-game.

She doesn't help Harken directly, but she does somehow manage to find her way to key locations, even if the only way through would be past a boss.

She went to Keystone to find the secret behind an old family heirloom.

Action Prologue: The game starts with the cutscene seen in the trailer, with Harken battling a giant beast, and a meteor strike happens nearby.