Jason
chasing a bee
Tags: Piranha Bytes; Risen 2: Dark Waters
<p>There's a preview for <strong>Risen 2</strong> over at <a href="http://www.gamestar.de/spiele/risen-2-dark-waters/artikel/risen_2,46392,2323213.html" target="_blank">GameStar</a>, which unfortunately is written is some kind of umlaut-heavy, foreign language. Lucky for us, World of Risen <a href="http://www.worldofrisen.de/english/article_354.htm" target="_blank">translated the whole thing</a>.</p>
<blockquote>Who we side with is our choice. But first we have to loot the place, and the guard won't budge. We try to persuade him with "Silvertongue," but his stubbornness leaves him unaffected. Either he's immune to persuasion, or our skills are lacking and need to be improved. We try to threaten him, only to have the dialogue end. What shall we do? The game proffers two possibilities. We test out the first by striking the guy down, and this works even without any sort of talent. And it gets better: after he's felled, a new option comes up: we can help the wounded boy. Thus he starts seeing us with new eyes, and decides to pay tribute to the pirates. Furthermore, he is thankful for our kind-heartedness, and lets us in.</blockquote>
<p><em>Thanks to Roguey for the tip</em></p>
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<p>There's a preview for <strong>Risen 2</strong> over at <a href="http://www.gamestar.de/spiele/risen-2-dark-waters/artikel/risen_2,46392,2323213.html" target="_blank">GameStar</a>, which unfortunately is written is some kind of umlaut-heavy, foreign language. Lucky for us, World of Risen <a href="http://www.worldofrisen.de/english/article_354.htm" target="_blank">translated the whole thing</a>.</p>
<blockquote>Who we side with is our choice. But first we have to loot the place, and the guard won't budge. We try to persuade him with "Silvertongue," but his stubbornness leaves him unaffected. Either he's immune to persuasion, or our skills are lacking and need to be improved. We try to threaten him, only to have the dialogue end. What shall we do? The game proffers two possibilities. We test out the first by striking the guy down, and this works even without any sort of talent. And it gets better: after he's felled, a new option comes up: we can help the wounded boy. Thus he starts seeing us with new eyes, and decides to pay tribute to the pirates. Furthermore, he is thankful for our kind-heartedness, and lets us in.</blockquote>
<p><em>Thanks to Roguey for the tip</em></p>
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