Author Topic: What did we lose? What did we gain? 4th Inv aftermath  (Read 57128 times)

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There was something about how humans would have to learn how to combine the powers of the Light to prevent the NPCs from getting reinforcements. Anyone ever figure out how to do that? I suppose since Creasur's temple lost its enchantment the point became moot.

Actually, I think that happened and is the reason the invaders had to leave.
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There were these Archons (Not sure what their name was?) that weakened the Invasion Forces and the Light. The Invasion Forces had to do something with them (Capture? Get them to a certain region?) in order for them to stop getting weakened (Or something like that). No Force managed to capture their Archon and the Monsters didn't even seem to have tried, as Power was chilling out in Rines for a long time. The Monsters were the first faction to be defeated too. I do believe the Daimons tried, as I believe they requested Enweil's help (But I bet the Daimons didn't fully trust them anyway), but Enweil will have better knowledge of how and what happened there. No clue about the Undead, they mostly stayed up North away from us.

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There were these Archons (Not sure what their name was?) that weakened the Invasion Forces and the Light. The Invasion Forces had to do something with them (Capture? Get them to a certain region?) in order for them to stop getting weakened (Or something like that). No Force managed to capture their Archon and the Monsters didn't even seem to have tried, as Power was chilling out in Rines for a long time. The Monsters were the first faction to be defeated too. I do believe the Daimons tried, as I believe they requested Enweil's help (But I bet the Daimons didn't fully trust them anyway), but Enweil will have better knowledge of how and what happened there. No clue about the Undead, they mostly stayed up North away from us.

Right, I was forgetting about those. They popped and disappeared without us being able to do or think much about them.
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The fun part is that I saw the Archon in Creasur but I had no daimon unit at the time. Boohoo oh well.

I don't think the "Unite the Light" had anything to do with the "Protect the Archons" though.

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Mysteries, mysteries... quite a bit of what was planned didn't go as planned. ;)
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That's a given whenever input is allowed from independent agents capable of free will. Aka player interaction. The player will always manage to throw a wrench in the plans.

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Hehe, sometimes it's a cannonball, and sometimes it's a needle.
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Unlike some others, the Blood Cult did *not* want the continent to fall to any of the factions, and preffered to make them fight each other whenever possible. The Cult had grand ambitions, and the daimons taking everything over would have ruined that. Cultists were hardly the greater evil around.

Except for the Xerotl sect, that is. Our stance didn't change much from the third to the fourth...

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Mysteries, mysteries... quite a bit of what was planned didn't go as planned. ;)

What 'exactly', didn't go as planned?  ;)
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What 'exactly', didn't go as planned?  ;)

Well, you see, there are still *people* on Beluaterra, haha. :P
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And I didn't even get to hug Cimmerian goodbye  :P On second thought, Seer would be a wiser choice. Meh. Go go humans!  8)

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Meh, go go invaders. :P
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Well, the humans kinda "won", so...yeah.

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Well, the humans kinda "won", so...yeah.

Well, "won" has a variety of ways it can be interpreted.  You probably mean humans won because they survived, but I think that the invaders did a lot more damage than they should have, and so if that was their goal they did a pretty good job. ;)
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Well, "won" has a variety of ways it can be interpreted.  You probably mean humans won because they survived, but I think that the invaders did a lot more damage than they should have, and so if that was their goal they did a pretty good job. ;)

Perhaps 'Humanity didn't lose' is closer to it, yes.