Pnakotic
Posts: 266
11/9/2019
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This one was mechanically fun. It's been a looooong long time since I had a chase through the flit... I remember them being kind of a pain back when I was just double-digits in Shadowy.
The ending though, and even the secret itself felt a bit... anticlimactic. Another "nothing ever changes" adventure, without even an interesting keepsake to show for it.
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J. Ward Dunn, Glassman
Book of All Hours 9:99: Journey's end in lover's meeting. Progress is ascendancy.
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Socotra
Posts: 33
11/12/2019
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Since it doesn't seem to change anything, I went ahead and reburied the secret - echo here
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https://www.fallenlondon.com/profile/Socotra
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NotaWalrus
Posts: 221
11/13/2019
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Does anyone have the echo for killing the moth?
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http://fallenlondon.com/Profile/NotaWalrus
Ignacious, the Fluid Professor, he will accept most social invitations, including boxed cats and affluent photographers (but only betrayals), though he is absent-minded and might take more time than entirely necessary. He apologizes.
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NNNnobody
Posts: 103
11/19/2019
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I'm not quite sure whether I appreciate the inclusion of wall-jumping or whether I rather have it confined to certain other games.
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fungo maddens
Posts: 6
11/20/2019
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NotaWalrus wrote:
Does anyone have the echo for killing the moth?
I thought of killing the moth, just to satisfy your request, but it's just not something my character would do.
I tried to tell the world. my echo is here.
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Skinnyman
Posts: 2133
11/27/2019
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Time flies, time indeed flies! Tomorrow this ES will be gone so make sure you unlock it by then.
And let us welcome December's, Advent calendar and IroNoman Marathon's final preparations, Sackmas and our white friends!
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ESs items and quality requirements sheet. Please check if there are errors or if something is missing
Achievement list if you're feeling bored!
I am accepting Plant battles, Neath's Mysteries card, Starveling Cats and boxed cats.
No suppers, no second chances gain and no need to cure my menaces!
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Hymenaeus
Posts: 17
11/27/2019
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I enjoyed this one. I decided the secret was too much to expose, so I took the path that maintained the status quo. It seemed to make more sense. I don’t mind that the story didn’t have much overall impact. It was still fun. The action scenes were awesome.
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Hymenaeus Blackwood, a radical academic and philosopher balancing on the tightrope of infernal and aristocratic allegiance. Celestial poet, tinkerer, teacher, vehemently British.
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that-ugly-girl
Posts: 7
11/28/2019
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This was my least favorite ES in quite a long time. Mechanically I felt it was mildly interesting but mostly just an action grind and the characters had a lot of potential but ultimately just weren’t there enough to be memorable. Then the ending after the big reveal the final decision was worthless because all the outcomes were the same and meaningless and from a role playing perspective straight up annoying.
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Earin
Posts: 1
11/29/2019
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NotaWalrus wrote:
Does anyone have the echo for killing the moth?
Having seen the other echoes here, this seemed like a choice rather than either status quo or having my choice annulled, so, here it is. (Also there are rash considerations to be made when someone’s chest cracks open and things start struggling out.) If I could have kept the moth to study, I would have.
edited by Earin on 11/29/2019
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