Okay guys, I want to know what Fate-Locked Content is the best. List all of them that you’ve done, and rate it 1-10. Oh, and if it helps, here are mine:
Soul Trade: 8
Flint: 9
Five Minutes To Midday: 7
The Gift: 9
Become Jack: 7 edited by Julias Stokes on 6/2/2016
If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016
[quote=Ian Hart]If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016[/quote]
Why the disappoint with Jack?
[quote=Vavakx Nonexus][quote=Ian Hart]If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016[/quote]
Why the disappoint with Jack?[/quote]
I suppose I was expecting something more "consequential". I certainly hoped I’d at least get some lore hint as to what allowed me to stop being Jack, while anyone else is possessed permanently
[quote=Ian Hart][quote=Vavakx Nonexus][quote=Ian Hart]If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016[/quote]
Why the disappoint with Jack?[/quote]
I suppose I was expecting something more "consequential". I certainly hoped I’d at least get some lore hint as to what allowed me to stop being Jack, while anyone else is possessed permanently[/quote]
(This is a reply to the quoted spoiler)
There are definitely other people who were able to stop being Jack. I distinctly remember a Reformed Hellraiser who broke free, for instance.
Can’t have two spoiler tags in one post, unfortunately. Even if it’s in quotes.
And yes, there was that one other gentleman, and I was hoping I could find out what it was he and I had in common that allowed us to safely return to ourselves. Maybe inform the constables so they could save others, that sort of thing.
[quote=Ian Hart]If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016[/quote]
you mean the one where you both destroy the workplace and find out who did it?
if so, could you PM me what happens? I had run out of fate when I got to that part
[quote=ochrasy][quote=Ian Hart]If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016[/quote]
you mean the one where you
if so, could you PM me what happens? I had run out of fate when I got to that part[/quote]
I can do you one better and echo the relevant entries right here:
I’ll wrap them in spoiler tags to be safe
I had always assumed that the ones who stopped being Jack were the ones who had the knife taken away from them without being killed or arrested and quickly hanged.
If it were quite as simple as that though, wouldn’t the case have unraveled quite some time ago? I’d suspect the constables generally disarm people as they arrest them.
If it were quite as simple as that though, wouldn’t the case have unraveled quite some time ago? I’d suspect the constables generally disarm people as they arrest them.[/quote]
Well, some have mental backlash. Being jack means you kill people and like it, and not everyone stops liking it when they turn back. Many convince themselves that they want to do that, that they love doing it. Jack’s no longer playing puppet with them, but if you use something alive as a puppet long enough, eventually it moves like that without you pulling the strings.
[quote=Ian Hart][quote=ochrasy][quote=Ian Hart]If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016[/quote]
you mean the one where you
if so, could you PM me what happens? I had run out of fate when I got to that part[/quote]
I can do you one better and echo the relevant entries right here:
I’ll wrap them in spoiler tags to be safe
[quote=Ian Hart]
If it were quite as simple as that though, wouldn’t the case have unraveled quite some time ago? I’d suspect the constables generally disarm people as they arrest them.[/quote]
I had also imagined that it took a little while to wear off, and that someone like Jack, once caught, would be hanged within hours. Especially if the Special Constables got involved.
[quote=Julias Stokes]Edited my post - I’m finishing the Gift right now… Oh god…
Did anyone else do that, and was the Searing Enigma worth it?[/quote]
Yes.
It’s not an end. You can return to the palace cellars and take another option.
[quote=Ian Hart][quote=ochrasy][quote=Ian Hart]If we’re counting exceptional stories, then Waltz That Moved the World and The Frequently Deceased are definitely a 10.
I wouldn’t say they’re great value for money, but I really enjoyed all the Incarnadine Robe content.
Rubbery Murders and becoming Jack were probably the only fate locked content that really dissapointed me.
Edit: On the other hand, the fate-locked conclusion to the Jack story was badass. edited by Ian Hart on 5/31/2016[/quote]
you mean the one where you
if so, could you PM me what happens? I had run out of fate when I got to that part[/quote]
I can do you one better and echo the relevant entries right here:
I’ll wrap them in spoiler tags to be safe
[quote=Jermaine Vendredi][quote=Julias Stokes]Edited my post - I’m finishing the Gift right now… Oh god…
Did anyone else do that, and was the Searing Enigma worth it?[/quote]
Yes.
It’s not an end. You can return to the palace cellars and take another option.
Worth it for the lore, though.
[quote=Julias Stokes]Okay guys, I want to know what Fate-Locked Content is the best. List all of them that you’ve done, and rate it 1-10. Oh, and if it helps, here are mine:
Soul Trade: 8
Flint: 9
Five Minutes To Midday: 7
The Gift: 9
Become Jack: 7 edited by Julias Stokes on 6/2/2016[/quote]