The differences between Low Chaos and High Chaos in DISHONORED
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video I will be showing some major differences between high and low chaos in the first few levels of the game, if the video does well I will showcase the differences in rest of the levels as well. Like and maybe even a subscribe is always appreciated but most of all I hope that you enjoyed.
Low Chaos: We shall gather for whiskey and cigars tonight.
High Chaos: We shall not gather for whiskey and cigars tonight.
Chances are very good
Never doubt it
High chaos: “Damn these city has gone to shit”
Yes, I believe so.
Blow off, Choffer.
i actually played low chaos in a very chaotic way. I tried to avoid as much killing as possible, but not exactly by being sneaky. I just sprinted through everywhere. Can't catch me if i'm blinking at 200mph
that sounds like fun, maybe even play with time bend along the way too
me too lolXD
I only killed the targets
Fax but I use time bend as well
Lmao just finished dishonered 2 having the alignment chart on "non-lethal assault" the whole way through. Lots of blinking on top of people
4:00 "I'll make it fast and painless as possible"
*Proceeds to stick sword through every vital organs in most painful way possible*
Seriously. that looked like a Game of Thrones brutality
He never said he would make it painless, only fast.
That is one of the fastest way to kill someone
There's very little resistance for the blade to get to the heart this way, you bleed out into yourself faster than if you were to get your throat slit.
It's certainly way more uncomfortable though
@@Neo2266. You know though, I myself would have performed that stab on the other side. If the sword is slightly angled outward or the executee has an anomalously small heart, that sword is going to miss. It's still a fatal wound, sure, but only because you'd bleed out internally in 20 seconds.
@@Neo2266. But the heart is on the other side ;)
The world of dishonored is so unique even if it's affected by your actions like other games it feels more unique and full of detail and there's so much repayable points it amazing
Rdr2
@@adamya1639 Man dishonored was launched in 2012...Rdr2 may win in details but it's really slow-paced and talking about replayability Rdr2 sucks.
@@Aditya18528 true.
I always have to use custom saves to not restard in the god danm snow for the 13th time
@@adamya1639 One is open world, other not as much
@@spectroelectro3772 yeah you're right, sorry for the dumb comment
3:03 it's so small, but this is easily one of my favorite scenes in the game. It's such a touching moment all around: the sick Overseer not wanting to spread the plague, the healthy one urging him not to give up, then finally relenting and completing the stricture that the sick one wasn't able to finish.
Dam, I'm playing full stealh with no kills and at this moment I had the "high caos" version, don't know why :S
@@Mordhereck Same here my friend...
@@Mordhereckhave you been killing people
@@Koichi-Kun I'm sure I did not actually, not directly at least. I don't know, I tried to play all the game just knocking them out, but at the end of some chapters the game said I've killed 1 or 2, don't know why
@@Mordhereck you might’ve knocked them into water
the interaction at 3:04 always gets me, very powerful scene
My whole playthrough I tried to keep as much low chaos as possible. According to this video I didn't do a very good job at that lmao
If you killed people while being stealthy that might have been the reason
@@waserjo7834 I got a little kill happy in the opening section while I was escaping the prison, so for the first few missions I was seeing the effects of high chaos. However I just watched your second video and realized my chaos was low for the rest of the game.
I guess it changed mid game which is odd
Keeping low Chaos is hard. If you get spotted, you're shit outta luck unless you have sleeping darts or possession 2
@@ThunderStruck115 just blink away. you can blink onto more things than you think. you can pretty much skip entire sections by keeping the high ground using just blink
To be honest, after so many years, I still can discover new stuff in this game. Such amazing content.
It happens if you play less than 100 hounded hours
in the second one, there was this touching scene where a guard is talking to a friend who has been stealing from her boss to get enough money so they can run away together.
In high chaos, the guard is extorting the money from the maid and ends up killing her.
Im actually working on the 2nd one so thanks for this
same with the Howler's outside the black market when you're going to the royal conservatory: low chaos they just make fun of her for having such poor acting skills, on high chaos they start to argue much more aggressively until one of them draws their blade and slices her throat.
if you're playing on ng+ just link all three up with domino & they end up assassinating themselves!
now that is good wholesome fun the whole fam can get behind if you ask me!!
A lot of people dislike stealth but i love it, sure it takes time and can be annoying at times but i find the sneaking around very exciting, it's like hiding from your parents when you did something bad haha.
I love stealth game, it feels so good when you can finish the mission without anyone ever knowing you were there
@@hoshizora990 exactly!
I don't know, I just love chocking my enemies until they pass out, it's very satisfying or is it just me.
@@suacemanaquiatan9380 *HARDER DADDY!*
I have gone through the game several times being a ghost. No one ever saw me. That is satisfying to do.
The guard asking if anyone is there in the prison isn't exclusive to high chaos actually, it just happens if all the guards down there aren't conscious iirc
You are right
I was gonna say, how the hell can you have high chaos on the very first mission!
Yeah, how?
@@NotChukkov Kill everyone and mess up like me .
@@NotChukkov I have high chaos since the first mission. Thought the goal was to murk all the guards so I could escape 😂
I hate how they give you so many weapons and abilities to kill and have fun then they're like "killing is bad"
It just works.
Why, it's optional. You can go whatever chaos you like; low chaos is to compensate a more pacifist rum
That’s kind of the point of it, killing is fun and fulfilling, but in the end revenge is never really the option yada-yada.
Killing people responsible for the death of the empress is bad, mkay. Sending the boyle sister to rape island for the rest of her life is good, mkay.
Well killing its really bad, what you espect??
3:04 Brooooo I didnt knew about this part with guards if in low chaos. I always thought He is gona make excuses about him not being sick. It seems I always came to them while playing high chaos. Seeing his fellow guards trying to save him is simply beautiful. Great video.
Same, although I did get low chaos overall at the end. 😅
Yea, i pass the game in low caos AND i tried save the guy, but he atackme, in this final, Is beatifull, the enemies Is a Very reals, no crueltys Is a good and bad persons, grey persons, this Is happy and for.this i pass the game in pacific
If you can manage to have no detections or kills, everyone around you starts to speak about a specter, and wether or not Corvo is actually the one responsible for all occurances. You also get to see a depiction of corvo with the mask and coat on, covered in shadows
My first playthrough was me getting high chaos because I wanted to experiment with killing in every way and the mechanics felt so fun. High chaos was worthwhile and challenging. The end result was just awful though and made me really appreciate the stealth mechanics later on.
Exactly this, Had a blast playing High Chaos up until the end, now I want to play to again with low chaos.
first playthrough i had no idea high chaos was affecting the dialogue+story ending and was going out of my way to kill everyone. realized once samuel gave me away. thanks samuel
@@PROPHET-60091 Fun fact: If you realize what Samuel is going to do while he has his little talk to you, you can prevent him from firing the warning shot by quickly shooting him down with the crossbow. The ending will account for that by showing Samuels gravestone. (Haven't tried how the ending goes if you use a stun bolt, that would have felt a little counterintuitive on my bad guy playthrough ;-) )
@@chrisrudolf9839 yeah, i figured it out halfway through his dialogue but i really didnt want to kill him lol
@@chrisrudolf9839 If u kill calista as well as well as soklov and pieero it will also show in the ending
Funny enough, if you kill the 2 guards about to kill the dude sick at the last moment in high chaos he just kind of stares at you silently. Something neat or the game not knowing what to do
the low chaos scene with the overseers is great, it lends some humanity to a group who is usually depicted as pretty cruel and foreboding
Low Chaos is almost more sadistically satisfying just because everyone responsible for Corvo's life crumbling suffers an awful fate, Hiram gets to rot in the very cell he tried to force you into, Campbell gets exiled and turns into just another mindless husk, another body in his partner's awful plan, and the Twins get a taste of their own medicine (too bad ya can't do it to every aristocrat, and I'm not sure The Boyle's deserve to be taken by a stalker)
We learn that the Boyle lady kills her captor, so its all good
Exactly. I like that the game doesn't explicitly label these actions as Good or Bad, since these ways of dealing with your targets are arguably *worse* than just ending their lives quickly and quietly - killing just your assassination targets doesn't even put the game into a High Chaos state. In the end, it's left up to you to interpret the morality of it: is it more merciful to leave them alive, or do you just enjoy seeing your targets suffer?
@@Stolanis I'd argue that the "revenge" option is to do the non-lethal route. But the most "moral" one would be to just kill them.
Serving justice isn't Corvo's job. Corvo's job is to take out the Regent's key allies.
This game will forever be a masterpiece, I have completed it and it’s DLC so many times I have lost count. It’s attention to detail and the variety in each scenario was so ahead of it’s time
Emily’s paintings always makes me saddest and feels me with regret. Also there is another opportunity to see her drawings change for lethal and non-lethal. I think it’s towards the end of the game after you kill the high overseer and you go back to the pub. You can see Emily drawing in the back and what she draws changes depending on your lethality.
I love that this game is still talked about.
I beat the ever loving shit out of it back in the day.
What blew my mind to this day is the crazy attention to Detail in this game. If you do not kill campbell he will later be a whiner in the flooded District. If you kill a Single assasin in that Level the guard will Tell daud about it. If you have been Found once the same Thing but with different dialogue, Depending if you fought or ran away. And also, the old dunwall sewers are a nightmare if you have high chaos because every civilian is an infected then. I love this game to death also the second one... have not tried death of the outsider yet.
Bro try death of the outsider. You sound like a huge fan of dishonored so you have to do yourself the pleasure of playing that too
I can't run the second one but I'm planning on getting a new PC this year!
The amount of detail in the environmental story telling, from replacing some simple textures, some minor voice lines, some random characters dialogs between each other, even the atmosphere and tone of the game. It's incredible and a shame that more games don't do this more often.
I've just started playing this gem and how I'm playing it seems to depend on my mood. One mission I killed everyone and just explored freely to find all the runes and stuff then another one I rushed through it to the objective, only killing the odd guard when unavoidable and forgot about the runes altogether. Next time I play will also depend on my mood so it'll either be a bloodfest or I'll be the patron saint of sneaks! Btw, to me this game outhieves Thief and outshocks Bioshock Infinite!
Ditto I would also recommend deus ex human revolution to you
I played Thief a couple months before Dishonored and I can tell u I loved Dishonored WAY more xd currently going for the "Cleaner Hands" (Complete Knife of Dunwall without killing) and "Like a whisper" (Complete KoD without being seeing) achievements
This game is incredible. Nice to know low chaos has way nicer scenes
Great video. Thank you for making this!
nice video man, i've always wanted to know the little differences betweem low chaos and high chaos
Thank you and you are welcome
The way Samuel talks to you in High Chaos before the final mission felt like a knife to the heart.
(Pun possibly intended)
He originally admired then throws shade, criticises and even out of spite gives a warning gunshot to the Guards to let em know you're coming.
the moment with sick overseer is what made me fall in love with this game forever. the notes, the secrets of common people, the Outsider… ahhh, so much nostalgia 😢
I like how the cider was already drawn and the artist just gets rid of it completely after you take it.
The cider being on and off the painting is such a small detail that it utterly blew my mind. Imagine how something like that got ignored so many times yet makes the world so much more lively (The same goes for the posters!)
Thanks for uploading this. I've never cleared it on anything but the hardest difficulty killing as many people as possible so it was weird but nice to see the alternatives.
But I just can't help using blink to go god mode
Honestly its so hard to resist not trying to kill anybody when you can pull so many crazy kills. Watching stealthgamer even made it harder to play stealth only.
Try not getting seen the whole game by anyone at all and killing no one, it's the exact opposite but also a fun challenge.
Or killing everyone but still not getting seen by a single person, that's fun too.
I loved that the achievements/trophies whatever for this game all give you incentive to play the game different ways.
After playing this game Low Chaos my first time, I went back and played the game clean hands, flesh and steel, and ghost the second (zero kills, zero power upgrades, and never detected for the whole game). So, I hadn’t seen High Chaos.
So when I went to play it a third time to use all of the stuff I hadn’t ever used (other powers, the weapons, etc.) I was heartbroken at all of the sad, disheartening, and depressing changes everywhere.
I love this game's theme of chaos and violence acting just like a disease, spreading from person to person, causing paranoia, hatred and misery...
And I also feel like the game is able to tell an excellent story in both low and high chaos, meaning that it feels way less like you're *supposed* to play low
My first playthrough was Non lethal low chaos run. I'll always remember that in one particular lvl I killed a single Weeper and the single Weeper was coincidentally the branded now infected Campbell, I wouldn't have known if the game didn't tell me till the end of the lvl LOL :P
The most high chaotic thing Corvo did ever was taking that Brandy from Sokolov. Dude had to possibly repaint the whole thing from scratch unless he painted the section white and continued from there.
really liked the difference of that overseer in mission 2.
The way the world reflects your play style is genius.
I played this game a lot. 244 hours to be exact. I love this game and surely noticed the differences. There were details I didn't catch through my gameplay. Great work!
Literally finished the game yesterday in high chaos,killed Samuel in the final mission out of instinct when he said he would let everyone know i was there 💀
Same like why the fuck would he try doing that knowing that once he got Corvo to Kingsparrow Island he'd be useless afterwards?
@@TheGamerClown and i finished the game today in high chaos and in Kingsparrow Island it starts playing Drunken whaler out of nowhere it was a blast the carnage
@@tiagoalves2056 I'm going for a low chaos playthrough this time again so far I only got the second and third mission with high chaos gonna try low chaos with the forth one
@@TheGamerClown after i obtain all the upgrades i will too but i bet it will not to be easy not kill anyone or even not be spotted but with a LOT of time il be able to master no problem like this dude 💪😁im determined.Greetings from Portugal. Loving the game so far.I have to buy the second one also.
Playing this game is like writing a book. I love it.
4:54 these guards did the high chaos dialogue even though I had low chaos the whole playthrough. But it is interesting that so much minor details change to where it’s all big
very cool video dude!! imo the high chaos ending is almost worth all of the bad stuff that happens throughout-- something about the storm on the island and the gunshots as you first get past the gate and the way the 3 of them are all at eachother's throats feels so much more realistic and dramatic to me than the sunny easy ending of low chaos!
my first playthrough was so confusing, i didnt know how the chaos rating worked so i killed nearly everyone stealthily and spared all key targets. i only realized i fucked up when sam yelled at me at the end
;w; im sorry emily
Wow didn't even know you could fuck up that badly...
The funniest thing about Dishonored, is you'll never ever see a single cat in the game (except the golden cat 😂), it could explain somewhat why rats are so common and the plague is so brutal. (like it really happened in europe with the last black plague, killing almost half the population, and pushing forward to industrialize from steam engines from that point).
I used to be a 90's gamer (atari 2600, NES/SNES/PS1 and then PC), so doom/quake/HL, basically the kind of games where you "clean" anything in a level, killing anything at sight, so for me having low chaos is EXTREMELY difficult, since I was conditionned from childhood to that kind of mentality "exterminate everything at range and make your enemies your preys". It was the same with the early RE games, to me it was never games that could make me afraid of (at most having some jumpscares, or very oppresing atmospheres), nor like survival horror, but more like a zombies/monsters safari game, from day one. 🤣
Same for W40k games, same for civilization game (where everything HAS to end with a global thermonuclear millitary victory during the very last turn).
So to me basically, gaming rythm with either humiliate (racing games), either exterminate, your opponements.
I like High Caos more than Low Chaos, it's more dramatic and darker that way, which in my opinion suits better the world of Dishonored.
I don’t think I’ve ever played a dishonored game with low chaos or stealth in mind, it just seems boring to me
@@HatredInTheFlesh There was an achievement you could get in the first game called "Ghost" where you have to beat the game without being seen, and another achievement "Almost Human" I believe it's called where you need to beat the game without getting any ability upgrades so you could only have the short teleport you get at the beginning.
That sounded interesting to me so I did my first no kill run while also doing those challenges and it was very challenging and fun. Some dialogue changes when no one ever sees you.
Every other run before that was pretty kill happy though so I did that to do something different. It almost feels like a different game that way.
@@HatredInTheFlesh I'd feel bad myself, I know. 😅 More power to you if you can do it.I am, however, curious about the outcome and trophies you receive throughout. Someday...
In my playtrough, I wanted to make so much chaos, as it possible, I spared no one, I killed everyone, I was like an apocalypse. I get a worst ending, but I was pleased, because all of them get what they deserved.
Great video man, will they be a next episodes of this stuff?
Thank you and yes I will show the rest of the levels too
@@waserjo7834 Great to hear this man
A little note on the last clip,if u look closely u can see the outline of the bottle,wich implies he painted the background over it to remove it.
My first playthrough started with very high chaos since i was new to the mechanics, but i managed to get down to low chaos just before the last mission. Seeing Emily's picture of me and a pile of dead bodies really struck a chord...
5:58 I had "dark vision" activated when I was in that room and saw that painting, needless to say I was freaked out
Finally a video like this I hope u do d2 and doto
I beat this game without killing anyone or being seen. daud’s lair is hell lmfaoo
Dude exactly. I did those two challenges and also the "almost human" one i think it's called where you can't buy any upgrades, that part with all the assassins was the absolute hardest part.
One of my favorite series of games. Love Dishonored so much it's a hidden gem 💎
6:30 I have played this game so many times, yet I've never noticed this detail :o
Thanks for sharing this
Keep the content up. This channel is going to to blowup in viewership within the next year I guarantee it!
Nice work dude! keep it up! :)
Thank you i appreciate it
The Chaos system is one of my favorite systems in all of gaming, because it uses not only your own gaming instincts against you, but also your sense of immersion to make you feel things by altering things from the background. I foolishly chose to go for a clean hands ghost shadow run for my first playthrough, and it was HARD, to the point where I almost gave up. However, I pushed through and I felt really happy with my ending, and I'm proud of that achievement. I felt proud of myself, and I immediately wanted to play again. However, when I started my High chaos playthrough, it felt really, REALLY good to cut loose and destroy your enemies that I was flinching and getting frustrated at for hours before. However, when I reached King sparrow Island and Samuel told me he was disappointed in me, and Emily, the girl who was our mirror and main influencer became a cruel and merciless tyrant, I felt terrible, like I was treating the citizens of Dunwall like meat puppets for my own amusement. It was a sobering moment that made me examine why I play video games in general. Didn't expect to have an action stealth video game make me question my inner character, but here we are. Play Dishonored, it is a masterpiece.
you know what's cool is that last time I played, I went with killing people without being seen. It counted as low chaos fsr and I got all the low events ones except the one with the sick overseer
2:30
"It was Martin's 🔥PLOT👿 TO BREAK🔥--him out of prison"
7:00 You know what is also interesting about Campbell painting? When describing it to Carnow, he lied that it is "old Sokolov" even though it have been made just 6 months ago
5:50
Low Chaos: Pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbows!
High Chaos: Spookee inbred twins
i finished in high chaos but tried to do all non-lethal takedowns and sneaky approaches for whole game
Thank you for compiling this
I never realised the details start as soon as the game begins, your very first choice to kill or spare the first guard you come in contact with
I find it strange that Low Chaos the Overseer admits to being sick and ask his friends to kill him but in High Chaos he tries to hide and lie about his sickness and his friends just kill him.
Because high chaos everyone is crazier
Man, finishing this game without killing a single person and undetected feels great
Fantastic vid man! Looking forward to the second installment :)
Staying in this world just a little bit more motivates me to do stealth and low chaos quite alot, also seeing Emily remain innocent and not learn the bad things from Corvo.
I like how you've shown an absence of rats.
wtf the painting one is just insane
New to dishonored, did low chaos first playthrough (after the Campbell mission) and now can't wait to do high chaos
Thanks for this video and how thorough it is.
Make a second part comparing every single difference in the game, would love to see that
Edit- just saw the second vid, gonna watch now
Dishonored 2 next? Emily high/low & Corvo high/low chaos
Another cool thing about the painting, if you just stand in sokolovs way, he'll quit painting it out of frustration and the painting later on would be half way done with half of it being unpainted
Rlly?
@@philipp17802 Mhm, it's a cool Easter egg
It literally tell you this at the start of the game on the first proper level. The more you kill, the more weepers and rats there are in a level
Two things I'd like to see is someone doing the High Chaos variant of Mission 9 in Low Chaos and the Low Chaos variant in Mission 9 in High Chaos.
Remember Emily was drawing a picture of corvo killing peoples with a bunch of fire around him
This was a really great video its simple and was really neat
If you remain unseen you wouldn’t have a wanted poster with your mask.
I find it a but funny about the last clip with the painting, that he had already painted the drink by the time you took it... so it shouldn't have made a difference on the final painting... but apparently the painter went back and repainted that part without it.
Just realized I've been playing this game for 10 years
Just started playing Dishonored again recently just because I really wanted to sneak around and assassinate people and I forgot this system was a thing. It's so cool to see the differences though. I love high chaos Corvo though because the potential angst is just so much better. Plus, I love blinking up behind people and just killin em
does knocking out guard count as high chaos because I was just doing a playthrough and I never killed any one and was hardly detected (maybe 3 times total) but at 3:04 I got the high chaos one. (note I have knocked out every guard in every level but end screen says total chaos low)
Lot of people have said the same thing personally ive played the game many many times and never encountered something like this so it must just be a bug or something. Oh and knocking out guards does not count as high chaos.
@@waserjo7834 this happened to me too lol, to be fair I've been killing every now and then infact I killed the dudes in this cutscene to avenge the sick one. Still getting low chaos in general though so it was confusing me, thanks for the info!
I've found that sometimes if you knock out a guard they can drown in the puddles of water, or rats will kill unconscious bodies.
Basically you have to be careful where you knock them out.
What I think is cool is playing Low Chaos and Ghost for most of the levels, and then kill all the soldiers at the overrun pub using the Arc Pylon
Thats what i usually do
@@waserjo7834 Noiiice
I think it's great that once you sneak past the guards, there's just this easy way to get rid of them all
But going from that to the massive and confusing layout of Kingsparrow Island is so strange
I got nonlethal on my second playthrough, but wasn't able to get ghost bc I kept walking straight into numerous guards
How do you go about playing that last level? Any tips or tricks??
The Cider bottle is actually a very nice attention to detail from the Devs.
I like how the high chaos is giving you reasons to be more aggressive
The ultimate challenge is to do a Ghost run where there's no evidence of you even being there. No being seen, no dialogue, no killing and no more than one knockout per level. One person passing out is believable. More than one means someone was there. Optimally, no knockout at all except the target(s).
The game is built to do ghost runs, and you get bonus points per stage for doing it.
Funfact: if you play shadow and take out everyone before jumping off the bridge, there won't be any gun shots
I've never managed a low chaos run and I'm not sure why. I have a penchant for rat swarms and windblasting guards.
Try doing a challenge like not being seen at all the whole game or not getting any upgrades at all, in my opinion that's the only thing that makes low chaos runs actually fun.
all these time and i never did find out those Zealots having a wholesome dialogue about brotherhood and sacrifice, damn!
I never knew Chaos level changed NPC dialogue and behaviour; I thought it only changed the story.
I escaped so chaotically there was noone to talk about me
Good video!
Thanks so much
The only two I killed in my playthrough were Lady Boyle and Brisby because I didn't think the poor woman deserved a lifetime with that creep. She got a quick painless death, he got burnt alive!
Funnily enough, she gets a better end if you let him take her. She wrapped him around her finger and took his estate, I believe? She arranged for his disappearance and kept his fortune
@@TheCourteousKurt Well crap! I took the heart's advice about her having a long miserable life if i did that "to heart" as it were. Had no idea that was a possible outcome
@@Michaeljack81sk Haha yeah the correct Boyle is randomised each time. However, Waverly is the canonical Boyle that gets taken, she’s the paranoid one and gets a decent life after getting rid of Brisby. Esma is the promiscuous drunk that drinks to forget and Lydia is the musical one that eventually falls ill with dementia after the disappearance of Waverly. The only sister that canonically dies is Lydia
@@TheCourteousKurt I'm really pleased to hear that. Of all the missions in the game this was the only one I really disliked. If I recall Waverly's only "crime" was being close to someone on the wrong side, providing them support?
It felt like I was essentially murdering if not an innocent but at bystander at the very least
@@Michaeljack81sk Thats not true. She was Lord Regents mistress, and she was funding his plots, including the death of the empress. Pretty sure it was her money that paid Daud to kill the empress. Calling her innocent is very far from truth.
if you stand in front of campbell until Sokolov gets upset and walks off campbell's face in the painting will be super blurry when you find it later in his hide out.
One more thing:
In the last mission there is also a difference in Samuel acting..On low chaos he is telling you ,you never did anything bad..On High Chaos Samuel talking with you in bitter and even after his monologue he will shot a bullet to alarm the guards about you..
He actually won't shoot a bullet if you're in "Medium" Chaos.
When that first happened in High Chaos, I loaded the save and stuck an arrow in his face before he call the guards lmao
@@bertojr8987monster
*Should we gather for whiskeys and cigars tonight?*
Didn't know about the painting. Shame Sokolov already drawn the decanter, when you arrive, well, I guess he didn't finished it and removed it completely somehow.