@@emadwolf10 I... what? That's sort of like answering a question of "Is that water he's drinking?" with "No, there's wolves in them there woods". You're either jumping past a ton of information there, or there's absolutely no connection between question and answer.
@@truthless4720 Nah sorry mate i was answering someone else here who replied to your comment and I replied to him and he/she delete it the comment and now we are left in this predicament.
I am one of few people that went with the "What, all by myself?" option. Cause I knew it didn't come from a place of self doubt, rather it's your jokative way of saying you know Ardbert's fighting along side you.
I took that option too but not because of joke but I remember when Oracle of Light told us that not even the valiant hero can stand alone. So I've thought that was the right answer. To ask Ardbert for the one last sacrifice.
"I am Hades" The moment I knew I was going to stay in this game for-fucking-ever. No other villain announcing their name was so impactful for me than him.
"Let us cast aside titles and pretense" The fact that Hades doesn't have a title like every other boss from the expansion makes this line that much cooler
@@pozziellen sure, but when you fight him, the boss title card just says "Hades" whereas the first lightwarden you fight is called "Lightwarden Philia." Every other boss in the expansion with a boss name card has a title listed before their name except Hades. That's why that moment particularly is cool
@@Albsterz Damn well-written character. No two-dimensional cartoon villain this, but a properly-fleshed out antagonist with his own objectives and desires, one for whom we feel sympathy by the time his story is properly told. We will remember him and the Convocation - remember that they once lived - not only because it is the very history of the Source and its Reflections, but because the Warrior of Light/Darkness carries the legacy of the Amaurotines now. For good or ill, we are now the stewards/wardens of the worlds. Whatever comes next, it's up to us to determine the course everything takes.
What's interesting to note is how fervently Emet-Selch believed that the people of the Source would never make the same sacrifices for one another as the Ancients did when they summoned Zodiark, and the second sacrifice after that. But it's important to remember that he's wrong, and it's because he's wrong that we're in the First at all. Those who survived the Eighth Umbral Calamity chose to spend their whole lives working to study the Crystal Tower after Cid's proposal, all the while most or all of them fearing that if they changed the past, their own lives could be wiped from existence if the Eighth Umbral Calamity was rewritten out of history. Though they did find out in hindsight that they would continue to live, they had no way of knowing this until after the Crystal Tower had already vanished on its way to the First, and so they worked to restore a world that they knew they would NEVER live to see. That's how the Ancients are different from the people of the Source. They worked to restore their present, where the survivors of the Eighth on the Source were prepared to sacrifice all in order to restore a world, a past, that didn't even belong to them.
Huh, not really. Those were an extreme minority of people who already didn't have much to lose in the first place. It's easier for them to make a sacrifce when they don't have much worth living for other than that.
@@saintgeekSG Compared to the Ancients, whose plan was to use Zodiark to nullify their own sacrifices, the two still don't compare. Not to mention they eventually found hope and the strength to live once they realized their timeline wouldn't just disappear; they were comprised of highly-capable people who could possibly have even carved out their own future to begin with had Cid not done what he did. Sending the Tower back in time left their timeline completely untouched, it fixed NOTHING for the people there, but still they decided to rebuild.
@@saintgeekSG It's not just about the 8th Umbral Calamity though. We are the embodiment of the will of sacrifice ourselves. We come this far because of people sacrificing themselves for us since ARR to the present. I think their points still stand, that Emet-Selch is wrong on this case. We wouldn't even be here if there weren't people sacrificing themselves for the good causes and lead us to this point.
@@Luna-1re An extreme minority. Again, the entire race of amaurotians were ready to die for this. It's not on the same scale at all, and alphinaud pretty much agrees with this through his silence.
A little bookend: the kid at the very end who asks if you're the WoD uses the same character model as the kid who wanted to see you and Hoary Boulder fight way back in the 2.3 quest "Guardian of Eorzea"
When Emet tells you "Remember... that we once lived." I really felt like that had more than one meaning. I always wondered if when he says " _we_ once lived", he's also referring to who _you_ used to be, as Emet does not consider the fragments of former Ancients to really be living people.
What's so powerful about Emet's last line is that, were we in his position, we would have probably done the same. He was the hero of his own story, and we were his villains. We didn't stop him from taking over the world or some silly stuff like that, we stopped him from saving his entire civilization. We had to.
Congratulation!! I’m happy you’re enjoying the ride. Tbh, this part really hit me and believe many of us felt the same way. We understand Emet so much that it reflected with everything we did. Like…if you could save someone dear to you like Hauchefant with whatever possible means, would we do it with all you have? That was Emet’s resolve, there were chances for him to save those who dear to him. He had the same determination as WoL. Thus, he couldn’t back down until the last moment of his life, knowing he did his very best though he lost. In the end, Emet was happy that he met and lost to someone, one that with a sundered soul (and once his dear friend), with the equal resolve and determination he had for he knew a part of his hope would continue on.
"I know he's the bad guy and we're supposed to root for him to be killed." Not exactly. That's the entire point of Shadowbringers, to show that the Warrior and the Scions are the exact same as Emet and the Ascians. You are two sides of the same coin, fighting for opposite sides of the same goal. For one side's world to live, the other's has to die. Emet may have been the antagonist, but that doesn't mean he's a bad guy. You're sad because he's the hero in his story. That's why he smiled as he disappeared. "A smile better suits a hero."
But his world is already gone. And has been gone for a long, long time. Whether you believe he is a bad guy or not, he is. Because he wishes to take away the lives of everyone who exists now. His actions have caused the death and suffering of billions, if not trillions across multiple worlds, and multiple generations. That's what sets him apart from us and the Scions. We're trying to save those who are still here. And those who will come after. We're not trying to bring back what's gone, at the cost of what lives now.
@@JustinStrife You're misinterpreting his motives. He's not looking to "take away" the lives across the Shards, he's looking to "make them whole" again by returning the world to its unified state (and thus, all the souls that go with it). And that's exactly why you're the same as him. He would see the worlds as they are "destroyed" (in the sense that they would not exist as they are) so that everything can be made whole and pure again; whereas you would condemn the worlds and all the lives in them to a shattered and "imperfect" existence for the sake of preserving what is. Y'Shtola herself says that she would do the same thing as Emet if she were in her shoes.
@@theeternalshade2981 Against their will. And still causing endless suffering over generations in the process. He has never given them a choice. When you remove someone else's choice to pursue life and happiness who has done nothing wrong, you are in effect, an evil person.
You fail to see the entire point of Emet’s character. I am under no illusion that he isn’t without faults, he has a lot as with the rest of the Ascians. The point here is the clashing of different perspectives. The Ancients were once a proud and powerful race of noble conduct and fearsome power, yet when faced with a situation that spelled the doom of their race and world, their most primal instinct to survive kicked in which led them to make choices that not so long ago, they would have frowned upon, which is a real and natural thing that happens in our world today. All manner of moral upbringing will amount to nothing once you're faced with imminent death and there's nothing left but that primal instinct to survive at all costs. Alisaie basically said it herself at one point in the MSQ. She does acknowledge the flaws in the Great Work of the Ascians BUT makes it a point to admit that if she was faced with the same situation, she would have done the same as well. Being morally right is a luxury for peacetime, something that the Ascians no longer possessed once Doomsday loomed over them. All I see really were hard men and women who had to make hard decisions. They didn’t do a lot of things right, no shit about that, but at the end of the day, they were nothing more but unfortunate souls who had to make do with the fate that they were dealt with. Dismissing him and the other Ascians (barring Fandaniel, atm) as outright evil right off the bat when the entire plot and theme of Shadowbringers makes it a point to tell to us that it's not always black and white or as simple as it seemed to be is a disservice to the complexities of his characterization, this also naturally includes Elidibus. "I shall not speak ill of the Convocation-they too seek only to secure the future of our star." -Venat
@@gnw_AstA No, I don't miss the point of his character. It's that I'm not blinded by his ideology. You are, and that's fine. I have certain morals that I'm not willing to compromise to bring back my loved ones. Mainly, anything involving innocent lives. I would never devastate worlds and countless generations of people. I would never cause suffering to others. It's really as simple as that. You can try and spin it as some complex ideology that fuels Emet, but it's really not that complicated.
Congrats! Loved this reaction video a lot. I like seeing people really engaging with the story (instead of chat) and taking in all the feels. In my opinion it's really the best way to experience ShB. Regrettably I haven't been on the streams but I've been watching these since ARR. What a journey!
Remember back to after the defeat of Vauthry, Graha says the combined light was too much for any "one" soul to bear. Merging with Ardbert gives you two souls which is why you were able to not turn. And also Emet said to cast aside all titles and pretense. When you fight him it just says "Hades" no other names like every other boss.
Technically speaking, the souls from the Source have already undergone seven Rejoinings, so the Warrior of Light/Darness is basically 8 souls combined already, and the addition of Ardbert makes the Warrior worth nine souls, which is apparently puts them over the top necessary to contain all the Wardens.
@@noppornwongrassamee8941 thats not inheriantly correct. The reason why the WOL is x8 rejoined is because we have the elemental crystals collected in ARR. normal people of the source are still fully sundered 0x rejoined
@@TheDaisukeMiyuki Really? because from Emet's explanation, I got the impression that it wasn't just the WORLDS rejoining, but everything in them too, souls included.
@@TheDaisukeMiyuki I'm afraid your wrong, every time a rejoining happens then everything returns to the source, souls included, our soul was originally the source soul plus the other 6 that returned before our character was born, the other 6 coalesced and merged with the source soul, then the soul from the seventh merged too, plus adding ardbert it is 9 souls merged into one
Gotta clarify something here. The Final Days and the Umbral Calamities are not the same thing. One came before the others. Rejoining the worlds will not cause a Final Days.
I'm still finishing up the previous video but I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO FOR SO MANY MONTHS. I keep missing the streams since you stream when I'm at work here in OK, USA, so these RUclips videos have been awesome. I hope you keep streaming 14 for as long as you keep playing, because you're a genuine joy and I really think you're the kind of personality that we need more of ❤️
Ooh tiny thing Albs! When you get to one of those active time maneuvers, mash your BUTTONS. There's another trial in your future where you reaaaally gotta mash those buttons hard, and clicking with your mouse is not gonna cut it. And if one person fails that event, it's a wipe!!
How he sees the people of the source is very similar to how we see sin eaters. We kill sin eaters without hesitation even though most of them used to be people. Tesleen for example, it hurts Alisaie to see the sin eater she's been turned into and we kill her to end what we see as her suffering..iin the people of the shards Emet can't help but see those he has lost, their souls shattered and turned into "malformed creatures". From his perspective he is just ending our suffering the only difference is that he has some hope of restoring those we used to be unlike the sin eaters we kill....
@@JustinStrife Of course it's misguided, the tempering by Zodiark thought subtler than say current primal tempering will most definitely make sure his viewpoint is twisted just enough for him to have those views especially after all this time.
Emet is only one of 3 people who's soul WASN'T shattered when the world shattered into the reflections. We were shattered, and have reincarnated thought time
Yes the acts he committed were heinous and wrong, but still this isn't really a fight between good and evil, it's just a battle for survival, honestly one of the best antagonists I've ever seen in any media, as well as one of the best stories I've ever experienced.
I'd put Stormblood above ARR in terms of story. It does have the best dungeons though imo. This moogle event is great, all my favourite dungeons are included.
I enjoyed your reaction but I'm beginning to think all streamers should have sub mode on when I see people spamming 'did you see there as no blood on his axe.' loved your journey.
It's always baffled me how people picked "You know I could." on that one part. I saw it fit to pick the 2nd option ("What, all by myself?") every time. With me on the ground, about to turn into a sin eater, a little bit of help in the form of Ardbert would help a lot. And it did, with him lending his own soul. I also thought that I would give Ardbert another shot at saving his world, after he failed to save it before. These were the thoughts that ran in my head. I know that people have different approaches to a choice that will inevitably not matter in the end. So it really doesn't matter that much. Just something that made me wonder, I guess.
I actually just realized why, I too picked the 2nd and wondered why people didn't like that one. It's cos it can also sound like you're doubting yourself instead of the light hearted "let's get him together" vibe.
Does he think tankstance gives him reduced damage or something?
I mean it did...at one point.
No it's an epilogue to Shadowbringers. This is the Ending.
@@emadwolf10 I... what? That's sort of like answering a question of "Is that water he's drinking?" with "No, there's wolves in them there woods". You're either jumping past a ton of information there, or there's absolutely no connection between question and answer.
@@truthless4720 Nah sorry mate i was answering someone else here who replied to your comment and I replied to him and he/she delete it the comment and now we are left in this predicament.
@@emadwolf10 Gotcha, no worries.
I am one of few people that went with the "What, all by myself?" option. Cause I knew it didn't come from a place of self doubt, rather it's your jokative way of saying you know Ardbert's fighting along side you.
Oh I totally took that one. Its a bit of the ol' banter!
I took that option too but not because of joke but I remember when Oracle of Light told us that not even the valiant hero can stand alone. So I've thought that was the right answer. To ask Ardbert for the one last sacrifice.
Same here, I took it as a joke. But knowing that we never really fight alone in any boss, I took it as bit of a meta joke.
A smile better suits a hero, after all.
I also picked that one for the same reason too. :D
"I am Hades"
The moment I knew I was going to stay in this game for-fucking-ever. No other villain announcing their name was so impactful for me than him.
Emet's VA is top notch.
"Let us cast aside titles and pretense"
The fact that Hades doesn't have a title like every other boss from the expansion makes this line that much cooler
Yeah. No theatrics, just you and him. Winner sees their ideals come to pass, loser fades away as the villain.
To be fair, we already knew his title, Emet-Selch.
@@pozziellen sure, but when you fight him, the boss title card just says "Hades" whereas the first lightwarden you fight is called "Lightwarden Philia." Every other boss in the expansion with a boss name card has a title listed before their name except Hades. That's why that moment particularly is cool
I always assumed it was him casting aside his political title/shedding the name Emet Selch and fighting us 1v1 with no ulterior motivation
5.3 is considered the true ending! From 5.4 onwards considered pre-endwalker! Yer almost there mate!
Oooooo we are so close, I've just started 5.3. Ohh that's good to know.
@@Albsterz ENJOY!
We'll Remember, Emet...
We will.
Favourite character in shadowbringers if not top 3.
@@Albsterz Damn well-written character. No two-dimensional cartoon villain this, but a properly-fleshed out antagonist with his own objectives and desires, one for whom we feel sympathy by the time his story is properly told. We will remember him and the Convocation - remember that they once lived - not only because it is the very history of the Source and its Reflections, but because the Warrior of Light/Darkness carries the legacy of the Amaurotines now.
For good or ill, we are now the stewards/wardens of the worlds. Whatever comes next, it's up to us to determine the course everything takes.
What's interesting to note is how fervently Emet-Selch believed that the people of the Source would never make the same sacrifices for one another as the Ancients did when they summoned Zodiark, and the second sacrifice after that.
But it's important to remember that he's wrong, and it's because he's wrong that we're in the First at all. Those who survived the Eighth Umbral Calamity chose to spend their whole lives working to study the Crystal Tower after Cid's proposal, all the while most or all of them fearing that if they changed the past, their own lives could be wiped from existence if the Eighth Umbral Calamity was rewritten out of history. Though they did find out in hindsight that they would continue to live, they had no way of knowing this until after the Crystal Tower had already vanished on its way to the First, and so they worked to restore a world that they knew they would NEVER live to see.
That's how the Ancients are different from the people of the Source. They worked to restore their present, where the survivors of the Eighth on the Source were prepared to sacrifice all in order to restore a world, a past, that didn't even belong to them.
Huh, not really. Those were an extreme minority of people who already didn't have much to lose in the first place. It's easier for them to make a sacrifce when they don't have much worth living for other than that.
@@saintgeekSG Compared to the Ancients, whose plan was to use Zodiark to nullify their own sacrifices, the two still don't compare. Not to mention they eventually found hope and the strength to live once they realized their timeline wouldn't just disappear; they were comprised of highly-capable people who could possibly have even carved out their own future to begin with had Cid not done what he did. Sending the Tower back in time left their timeline completely untouched, it fixed NOTHING for the people there, but still they decided to rebuild.
@@saintgeekSG It's not just about the 8th Umbral Calamity though. We are the embodiment of the will of sacrifice ourselves. We come this far because of people sacrificing themselves for us since ARR to the present. I think their points still stand, that Emet-Selch is wrong on this case.
We wouldn't even be here if there weren't people sacrificing themselves for the good causes and lead us to this point.
@@Luna-1re An extreme minority. Again, the entire race of amaurotians were ready to die for this. It's not on the same scale at all, and alphinaud pretty much agrees with this through his silence.
What the ancients faced was a global extinction and life as they knew will cease to exist meaning there will be zero survivors.
The crystal exarch is a G'raha Tia from a time beyond our own... In the source, G'raha Tia of the present is still within the tower
A little bookend: the kid at the very end who asks if you're the WoD uses the same character model as the kid who wanted to see you and Hoary Boulder fight way back in the 2.3 quest "Guardian of Eorzea"
That moment, when Emet finally stands up straight and only has one word for us: Remember
When Emet tells you "Remember... that we once lived." I really felt like that had more than one meaning. I always wondered if when he says " _we_ once lived", he's also referring to who _you_ used to be, as Emet does not consider the fragments of former Ancients to really be living people.
What's so powerful about Emet's last line is that, were we in his position, we would have probably done the same. He was the hero of his own story, and we were his villains. We didn't stop him from taking over the world or some silly stuff like that, we stopped him from saving his entire civilization. We had to.
Congratulation!! I’m happy you’re enjoying the ride. Tbh, this part really hit me and believe many of us felt the same way. We understand Emet so much that it reflected with everything we did. Like…if you could save someone dear to you like Hauchefant with whatever possible means, would we do it with all you have? That was Emet’s resolve, there were chances for him to save those who dear to him. He had the same determination as WoL. Thus, he couldn’t back down until the last moment of his life, knowing he did his very best though he lost.
In the end, Emet was happy that he met and lost to someone, one that with a sundered soul (and once his dear friend), with the equal resolve and determination he had for he knew a part of his hope would continue on.
This part still gives me chills or makes me cry every time i see it.
SO. DAMN.EPIC!
"I know he's the bad guy and we're supposed to root for him to be killed."
Not exactly. That's the entire point of Shadowbringers, to show that the Warrior and the Scions are the exact same as Emet and the Ascians. You are two sides of the same coin, fighting for opposite sides of the same goal. For one side's world to live, the other's has to die. Emet may have been the antagonist, but that doesn't mean he's a bad guy. You're sad because he's the hero in his story. That's why he smiled as he disappeared. "A smile better suits a hero."
But his world is already gone. And has been gone for a long, long time. Whether you believe he is a bad guy or not, he is. Because he wishes to take away the lives of everyone who exists now. His actions have caused the death and suffering of billions, if not trillions across multiple worlds, and multiple generations. That's what sets him apart from us and the Scions. We're trying to save those who are still here. And those who will come after. We're not trying to bring back what's gone, at the cost of what lives now.
@@JustinStrife You're misinterpreting his motives. He's not looking to "take away" the lives across the Shards, he's looking to "make them whole" again by returning the world to its unified state (and thus, all the souls that go with it). And that's exactly why you're the same as him. He would see the worlds as they are "destroyed" (in the sense that they would not exist as they are) so that everything can be made whole and pure again; whereas you would condemn the worlds and all the lives in them to a shattered and "imperfect" existence for the sake of preserving what is. Y'Shtola herself says that she would do the same thing as Emet if she were in her shoes.
@@theeternalshade2981 Against their will. And still causing endless suffering over generations in the process. He has never given them a choice. When you remove someone else's choice to pursue life and happiness who has done nothing wrong, you are in effect, an evil person.
You fail to see the entire point of Emet’s character. I am under no illusion that he isn’t without faults, he has a lot as with the rest of the Ascians. The point here is the clashing of different perspectives. The Ancients were once a proud and powerful race of noble conduct and fearsome power, yet when faced with a situation that spelled the doom of their race and world, their most primal instinct to survive kicked in which led them to make choices that not so long ago, they would have frowned upon, which is a real and natural thing that happens in our world today. All manner of moral upbringing will amount to nothing once you're faced with imminent death and there's nothing left but that primal instinct to survive at all costs. Alisaie basically said it herself at one point in the MSQ. She does acknowledge the flaws in the Great Work of the Ascians BUT makes it a point to admit that if she was faced with the same situation, she would have done the same as well.
Being morally right is a luxury for peacetime, something that the Ascians no longer possessed once Doomsday loomed over them. All I see really were hard men and women who had to make hard decisions. They didn’t do a lot of things right, no shit about that, but at the end of the day, they were nothing more but unfortunate souls who had to make do with the fate that they were dealt with. Dismissing him and the other Ascians (barring Fandaniel, atm) as outright evil right off the bat when the entire plot and theme of Shadowbringers makes it a point to tell to us that it's not always black and white or as simple as it seemed to be is a disservice to the complexities of his characterization, this also naturally includes Elidibus.
"I shall not speak ill of the Convocation-they too seek only to secure the future of our star."
-Venat
@@gnw_AstA No, I don't miss the point of his character. It's that I'm not blinded by his ideology. You are, and that's fine. I have certain morals that I'm not willing to compromise to bring back my loved ones. Mainly, anything involving innocent lives. I would never devastate worlds and countless generations of people. I would never cause suffering to others. It's really as simple as that. You can try and spin it as some complex ideology that fuels Emet, but it's really not that complicated.
Sprouts grow up so fast :')
No longer a new player 😭
Congrats! Loved this reaction video a lot. I like seeing people really engaging with the story (instead of chat) and taking in all the feels. In my opinion it's really the best way to experience ShB. Regrettably I haven't been on the streams but I've been watching these since ARR. What a journey!
Remember back to after the defeat of Vauthry, Graha says the combined light was too much for any "one" soul to bear. Merging with Ardbert gives you two souls which is why you were able to not turn. And also Emet said to cast aside all titles and pretense. When you fight him it just says "Hades" no other names like every other boss.
Technically speaking, the souls from the Source have already undergone seven Rejoinings, so the Warrior of Light/Darness is basically 8 souls combined already, and the addition of Ardbert makes the Warrior worth nine souls, which is apparently puts them over the top necessary to contain all the Wardens.
@@noppornwongrassamee8941 thats not inheriantly correct. The reason why the WOL is x8 rejoined is because we have the elemental crystals collected in ARR. normal people of the source are still fully sundered 0x rejoined
@@TheDaisukeMiyuki Really? because from Emet's explanation, I got the impression that it wasn't just the WORLDS rejoining, but everything in them too, souls included.
@@TheDaisukeMiyuki I'm afraid your wrong, every time a rejoining happens then everything returns to the source, souls included, our soul was originally the source soul plus the other 6 that returned before our character was born, the other 6 coalesced and merged with the source soul, then the soul from the seventh merged too, plus adding ardbert it is 9 souls merged into one
Congratulations!!! ❤
Thank you😄!.
Gotta clarify something here. The Final Days and the Umbral Calamities are not the same thing. One came before the others. Rejoining the worlds will not cause a Final Days.
I'm still finishing up the previous video but I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO FOR SO MANY MONTHS. I keep missing the streams since you stream when I'm at work here in OK, USA, so these RUclips videos have been awesome. I hope you keep streaming 14 for as long as you keep playing, because you're a genuine joy and I really think you're the kind of personality that we need more of ❤️
Also remember explorer mode let's you explore the dungeons. Great for admiring the scenery and gpose etc. It is an amazing dungeon.
That sideways glance at the camera from Graha at the end gets me every time. It's like the devs are saying, "yeah, we're not done with you yet".
Just found your channel, love your reactions man keep up the great work ^^
"How did you get so strong"
"I come from London, it's just the way you got to be"
As a fellow Londoner, this is the truth
Ooh tiny thing Albs! When you get to one of those active time maneuvers, mash your BUTTONS. There's another trial in your future where you reaaaally gotta mash those buttons hard, and clicking with your mouse is not gonna cut it. And if one person fails that event, it's a wipe!!
The Exarch is a G'raha from 200 years in the Source's future. He was talking to his past version sleeping in our Time
How he sees the people of the source is very similar to how we see sin eaters. We kill sin eaters without hesitation even though most of them used to be people. Tesleen for example, it hurts Alisaie to see the sin eater she's been turned into and we kill her to end what we see as her suffering..iin the people of the shards Emet can't help but see those he has lost, their souls shattered and turned into "malformed creatures". From his perspective he is just ending our suffering the only difference is that he has some hope of restoring those we used to be unlike the sin eaters we kill....
His view is misguided. Every sineater will feed on humans. Most humans will not kill others though. So there are key differences between the two.
@@JustinStrife Of course it's misguided, the tempering by Zodiark thought subtler than say current primal tempering will most definitely make sure his viewpoint is twisted just enough for him to have those views especially after all this time.
@@savagehowler I think there are quite a few fans of the game who have been tempered by Zodiark too, judging by their support of Emet.
@@JustinStrife you can support why he did it but not how imo
27:24 Oooh, he's going to stand on the glowing platform... That one never gets old. (And yes, I fell for that one once as well.)
Unfortunately missed the stream but so glad you enjoyed 5.0 ending! Though Shadowbringers hasn't ended yet 😊
Emet is one of the best example s if writing an antagonist not a villain
You know Emet is an imposing boss when Albsterz is left silently respecting him in cutscene.
Emet is only one of 3 people who's soul WASN'T shattered when the world shattered into the reflections. We were shattered, and have reincarnated thought time
"The gates of hell"
You can say that again
Varis: what are you doing my son?
Zenos: seceding you Father
Yes the acts he committed were heinous and wrong, but still this isn't really a fight between good and evil, it's just a battle for survival, honestly one of the best antagonists I've ever seen in any media, as well as one of the best stories I've ever experienced.
Been a great journey my friend! Great to see you finally get to enjoy the gold that is SB 😀
The journey has been so much fun, with the community. And we all have endwalker right around the corner.
did he know that tbn is actually shield mitigation ? since 3k mp will be wasted if TBN is not broken
"I am stifled by this vessel of flesh!" same emet :(, same
I'd put Stormblood above ARR in terms of story. It does have the best dungeons though imo. This moogle event is great, all my favourite dungeons are included.
I enjoyed your reaction but I'm beginning to think all streamers should have sub mode on when I see people spamming 'did you see there as no blood on his axe.' loved your journey.
It's always baffled me how people picked "You know I could." on that one part.
I saw it fit to pick the 2nd option ("What, all by myself?") every time. With me on the ground, about to turn into a sin eater, a little bit of help in the form of Ardbert would help a lot. And it did, with him lending his own soul.
I also thought that I would give Ardbert another shot at saving his world, after he failed to save it before.
These were the thoughts that ran in my head. I know that people have different approaches to a choice that will inevitably not matter in the end. So it really doesn't matter that much. Just something that made me wonder, I guess.
I actually just realized why, I too picked the 2nd and wondered why people didn't like that one. It's cos it can also sound like you're doubting yourself instead of the light hearted "let's get him together" vibe.
I was disappointed the Hades fight didn't have a party of Fat Stuarts
from ARR and now you are here friend :)
Found your channel from the genshin character trailer reaction video and I'm staying now for the ff14. DRK ALL the way.
You finally made it
Can't wait for you to do the raids they are so fun
Almost there!
Not long to go!.
7:30 Aurora Borealis
Imagine turning off the bgm on this scene...
how new are you into ff14?
Still the best expansion even after EW.
EPIC!!
Shadowbringers 5.0 is a masterpiece.
At last!
😀
Emet is NOT a villain, simps.
i love watching these but my god why cant any streamer if watch pronounce simple words XD
Why does this guy laugh like Goofy?
First again!
Early squad!.
awful reaction.