Pious the Liche talking with the 3 Ancients about the weather, celebrities, and the plot to plunge the world into eternal darkness. Same old, same old really.
P: My meditations reveal a flaw in our plan C: THERE IS NO FLAW! P: My meditations reveal a flaw in our plan U: OUR plan, Augustus? X: What is this flaw you wish to discuss with us? P: wft I didn't even...
"The universe is a yawning chasm filled with emptiness and the puerile meanderings of sentience." I remember I played this game while I was in 3rd grade, I used that in one of my essay things I had to write, my teacher read it and she was like "OH DAMN!"
@@pg9193 KIDS THESE DAYS, AMIRITE? I drew the Arctic Wyvern from Actraiser in intricate detail from my paused screen and wholesale lifted the Aitos story from the instruction manual for an A+ in 7th grade. 1992. I was 12. I'm 41 now and still feel a tinge of regret for not coming up with an original idea as Lori Worthington instructed. I could have. Really should have :(
Gotta love the way the Gods Interact with Pious, Chaturgha treats Pious like how a Battlemaster Sets his plan but leaves the Smaller or rather Political fallout to Pious Ulyaoth Treats Pious like a Scholar that's always 1 step ahead in Knowledge to his student Xelotath Treats pious as the arrogant-know it all Parent to the Naive Child with never ending Questions and bottomless hole of unfound knowledge
All 3 Ancients seem have there own way of reminding Pious of their superiority over him. Chattur'gha: States that he is the source of Pious' power. Xel'lotath: States there is much Pious doesn't know and never will Ulyaoth: Is the most condescending, talking about there being things Pious doesn't understand and saying he's an insignificant speck in the vast universe.
probably my absolute favorite video game of all time... *sigh* 13-year-old me absolutely loved the voices of ulyaoth and pious. i would stay up late and play this for hours. good times. ♡
I think it's kind of hilarious that whenever one of Xel'otath's personalities is friendly and respectful to him (how many of the other Ancients actually refer to meeting Pious as a pleasure?) the other one always makes up for it by being the most psychotic, paranoid, aggressive bitch to him. You never know where you stand with her.
Brilliant idea to compare all three of the same scenes between the 3 ancients in one video. The dialogue in eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem is nothing short of sheer genius, but my favourite ancient has to be Xel'lotath. The things she says are just nuggets of pure gold. For example, when she refers about Mantorok to Pious, "How can you, a mere mortal, comprehend what that entity represents, or what power it can wield? We know not, and we know more than thou."
Nintendo still has the trademark. Surely, even without Silicon Knights, they can make a proper sequel to this amazing and underrated title. It's one of the best stories ever presented in a Nintendo game.
She's pretty paranoid. Even her two personalities don't agree on everything most of the time. They can't even make their minds up on whether they like Pius or not. I mean having one Xel'otath constantly switching between "Hi Pius, nice to see you mah boi" and "I DONT TRUST YOU FILTHY TRAITOR YOU SUCK", but when there's two, it must be one hell of a migraine. It's probably why Xel'otath creates most of her minions without heads to spare them the trouble of buying paracetamol.
+Emiscary1 I guess so. I don't like him particularly, either. Yet I love his voice particularly; it exudes raw fury and power, which is exactly what he represents.
'Nothing short of a miracle will keep him alive, and there hasn't been one of those for a long time.' One of my favourite lines in any game. Ever. No use calling for God to come and save you here.
And the best part is that it kindles some hope in your mind as the player. Some thought of "Maybe WE will be that miracle to save Charlemagne?" only for the game to slap you with reality and remind you that you still can't even remotely grasp the reach and power of what you are dealing with.
When I first saw the gods speaking, I was so excited, they are so cool! lol. Xel'lotath is my favourite, she has such a soothingly evil voice. Shes fab XD 5 stars! thanks for posting this!
You know, being the geek that I am, I've come up with a theory for the yellow Ancient. I believe the may really be all 4 Ancients in a sense. Like, its own form is so powerful the universe itself is unable to comprehend it. So it requires the 3 Ancients to give their own being to sustain it. Like, Chattur'ga allows it gain a physical form, Xel'lotath allows it to comprehend its own existance, and Ulyaoth allows it to use its Magick. And Mantarok would be the "rubber band" holding it together.
@GhostDoggSamurai I always loved that line myself. It was delivered with the perfect mix of arrogance and apparent boredom that you would expect from an ancient entity reluctantly depending on a human to carry out their plans. That's probably why he is my favorite Ancient.
The fun part is in the legacy of Kain series ( which was also started by silicon knights) he voices Moebius the time-streamer: an important & prominent villain that also served an unearthly entity in its machinations. But unlike Pious, Moebius had never actually seen his “benevolent god”, nor had the ability to do so.... until a certain spirit & a certain sword “clears things up” for him
i laughed when i read the description :D Xel's my favorite, although the first time i saw this cutscene with her i was like 'wtf?...' "make sure he is dead...or insane...or perhaps one, then the other..." X3 thanks for uploading :D i love this game!
It's funny, because Xel'otath is the only one who seems somewhat appreciative to him. When she's not arguing with herself over whether or not he's a traitor that is. Poor Pious, he never knows where he stands with her.
I kinda like how they talk about Charlemagne: he was fighting against pagan beliefs and trying to unify Europe under a stable christian empire. He gets killed and his empire splinters which will lead to more wars.
Very interesting dialouge. Even though Chattur'gha supposed to be the least intelligent, his speech is still very formal. He seems more intelligent than people who comment give him credit for, since when Pious said there was a flaw in the plan he already knew what Pious was thinking off. Still, Ulyaoth and Xel'lotoath are more formal. Ulyaoth especially.
Chattur'gha jus gets to the point, unlike the other two who will wax lyrically of how insignificant pious is compared to them. They are all memorable in their own way and represent a different type of evil.
it just occurred to me...Chattur'gha's the only one who is aware of the protagonists in the game, or the only one who mentions it, when he says "Mantorok has employed others to defend it."
Ulyaoth probably knows but doesn't care because of how arrogant he is. Likely to the point of thinking that the protagonists can't really do anything to make a difference, so he thinks, "why bother being concerned by something so meaningless?" Xel'otath is either too consumed by paranoia to truly notice, or she DOES notice but said paranoia prevents her from trusting Pious with that knowledge.
@HowlsInTheDistance He's the most imposing, sure, but I think Xel is supposed to be the most terrifying, in keeping with Lovecraftian themes. Ulyaoth, I don't know. I never found him imposing or terrifying.
They're all busy doing Too Human right now. Unless they bring in the 5th Ancient, I don't see how they could really pull of a sequel. Denis has expressed the desire to do another game in the ED universe, but I doubt it will ever happen.
One of the best details in this game is how Pious is so devout to his ancient yet they all treat him like an absolute piece of shit at worst and a minor annoyance at best. Even pious with his super human powers is still just a human, small compared to the ancients
Technically, Pious' Ancient was only defeated by the power of it's overpowered Ancient, the other just kept the Ancient Alex summoned from destroying the world.
Yeah, it is scary, but the good kind of scary where you revel in the experience itself and ponder the depths of fear. As Edward(?) says: soon, you will come to understand fear, as I have.
@jakluv9 I don't think Mantorok was saying those things. The only thing we can be sure of Mantorok "saying" is what that guy told Ellia in the ruins in the end of the level. Those other things could be the 5th Ancient or one of the others.
I'm glad I'm not the one one who thought that. If she was a real person, she'd probably have sketchbooks full of headless (but anatomically correct corpses) and sculptures of baby dolls sewn together. She'd probably stay up to 4 in the morning every night watching slasher movies and posting in forums about the slasher movies she just watched.
Am I the only one around here who wonders, why Pius uses a "Summon Zombie" Spell to call the ancients? Two Pargons summon a Zombie, 4 a Horror and 6 the Black Guardian. -So shouldn't he use at least 8 or so (even though it's just some kind of transdimensional intercom he summons)?
Pious realised that if mantarok and the other 2 ancients united there power then they could destroy his ancient, the ancient assures pious that they will not unite because they hate each other however mantarok makes the rovias family and others gather the essence of the him and the other 2 combining there strength against there will and defeating the other ancient
Yeah, she is. If there is a character in a video game or cartoon and she's female, you can bet it's Jennifer Hale. She also voiced Samus in the Metroid Prime game apprently.
@FacingWorlds You can play it on Gamecube or Wii, as it is a GC game. I assume there is an emulator out there somewhere, but I have never used one. You should be able to find ED used somwhere.
They already were doing that, they were the source of his power and could probably cut it off at any point they saw fit. The stuff in the scene just happened because they all have a big superiority complex.
Yeah Mantorok played just about every character in the story like a fiddle, from undead roman soldiers to cambodian dancing wenches to slutty persian princesses to Lovecraftian interdimensional horrors.
That would defeat the purpose. They are supposed to be things from in between the dimensions that we see. Read Lovecraft and you might start to understand. They probably don't even speak English, since Pious' speech is translated.
Well, formality is not concomitant with intelligence, so the way he speaks is irrelevant except to convey a sense of majesty and awe. That said, I think the point is that the Ancients are just totally beyond human intelligence and knowledge anyway. It is just that Chatty emphasis raw physical power, Xelly focuses on the mind, and Uly, on the planes of existence. If anyone is intelligent, it is Xel'lotath.
@moseslmpg I love Lovecraftian stuff too, but I always associated the ancients with the Chaos Gods from WH40k. Chattur'gha = Khorne, Ulyaoth = Tzeentch, etc.
@A7XRaydog247 I doubt you wrote essays in the 3rd grade, or even knew the meanings of that sentence back then. But I hope you used a citation, because that's pretty early to start a career in plagiarism.
@A7XRaydog247 I am neither trolling nor am I flaming, I was simply pointing out a huge, apparent inconsistency in your original comment. Now that you provided the context, it makes a little more sense. They should teach these little kids about plagiarism though; ignorance of the rules is no excuse for breaking them. And don't confuse this with me calling you a plagiarist, because I know you didn't know. But did you ever let the teacher know where you go it from? They might have liked the game.
Uh, all of them see into the future, and all of them get owned, because they see the wrong timestreams. Mantorok is clearly the best because he got them all to kill each other without knowing.
That's almost entirely the same feeling I get from the conversations. And BackgroundBailey, his conversations with Chattur'gha consist of nothing but him giving lip. It really does seem like Chatty's actually dumber than Pious.
Does anyone else have a hard time understanding Chattur'gha? If it weren't for the subtitles, I don't think I'd have a clue. Ulyaoth has the most powerful voice. But Xel's, I think I like her the best. I like it when she says "As has been foretold." isn't Xel's voice actually two different women?
![Eternal Darkness Sanity's Requiem - The Black Guardian [Chattur'gha]](/img/1.gif)
P: My meditations reveal a flaw in our plan
C: THERE IS NO FLAW!
P: My meditations reveal a flaw in our plan
U: OUR plan, Augustus?
X: What is this flaw you wish to discuss with us?
P: wft I didn't even...
"The universe is a yawning chasm filled with emptiness and the puerile meanderings of sentience." I remember I played this game while I was in 3rd grade, I used that in one of my essay things I had to write, my teacher read it and she was like "OH DAMN!"
you played this in 3rd GRADE????
@@pg9193 KIDS THESE DAYS, AMIRITE? I drew the Arctic Wyvern from Actraiser in intricate detail from my paused screen and wholesale lifted the Aitos story from the instruction manual for an A+ in 7th grade. 1992. I was 12. I'm 41 now and still feel a tinge of regret for not coming up with an original idea as Lori Worthington instructed. I could have. Really should have :(
Gotta love the way the Gods Interact with Pious,
Chaturgha treats Pious like how a Battlemaster Sets his plan but leaves the Smaller or rather Political fallout to Pious
Ulyaoth Treats Pious like a Scholar that's always 1 step ahead in Knowledge to his student
Xelotath Treats pious as the arrogant-know it all Parent to the Naive Child with never ending Questions and bottomless hole of unfound knowledge
All 3 Ancients seem have there own way of reminding Pious of their superiority over him.
Chattur'gha: States that he is the source of Pious' power.
Xel'lotath: States there is much Pious doesn't know and never will
Ulyaoth: Is the most condescending, talking about there being things Pious doesn't understand and saying he's an insignificant speck in the vast universe.
probably my absolute favorite video game of all time...
*sigh*
13-year-old me absolutely loved the voices of ulyaoth and pious. i would stay up late and play this for hours.
good times. ♡
:)
I think it's kind of hilarious that whenever one of Xel'otath's personalities is friendly and respectful to him (how many of the other Ancients actually refer to meeting Pious as a pleasure?) the other one always makes up for it by being the most psychotic, paranoid, aggressive bitch to him. You never know where you stand with her.
Squirrel Fish
It's even funnier when it's her whispery self that is friendly, when she's so accusing most of the time.
Ulyaoth's opening line in this scene is one of the greatest in any piece of literature, game, book, or movie, that I have ever played/scene/read.
I know, right??! Omg, and his voice.
Brilliant idea to compare all three of the same scenes between the 3 ancients in one video.
The dialogue in eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem is nothing short of sheer genius, but my favourite ancient has to be Xel'lotath. The things she says are just nuggets of pure gold.
For example, when she refers about Mantorok to Pious, "How can you, a mere mortal, comprehend what that entity represents, or what power it can wield? We know not, and we know more than thou."
I love how Xel'otath's eye keeps "shedding"
Nintendo still has the trademark. Surely, even without Silicon Knights, they can make a proper sequel to this amazing and underrated title. It's one of the best stories ever presented in a Nintendo game.
She's pretty paranoid. Even her two personalities don't agree on everything most of the time. They can't even make their minds up on whether they like Pius or not. I mean having one Xel'otath constantly switching between "Hi Pius, nice to see you mah boi" and "I DONT TRUST YOU FILTHY TRAITOR YOU SUCK", but when there's two, it must be one hell of a migraine. It's probably why Xel'otath creates most of her minions without heads to spare them the trouble of buying paracetamol.
"Our" plan, Augustus?
+Emiscary1 poor Chattur'gha, no one likes him XD
+Emiscary1 I guess so. I don't like him particularly, either. Yet I love his voice particularly; it exudes raw fury and power, which is exactly what he represents.
Chatter'gha is the God of physical power, not meat.
I love that he takes responsibility for having a flawed plan when he says that.
The voice acting is truly top notch.
'Nothing short of a miracle will keep him alive, and there hasn't been one of those for a long time.'
One of my favourite lines in any game. Ever. No use calling for God to come and save you here.
And the best part is that it kindles some hope in your mind as the player. Some thought of "Maybe WE will be that miracle to save Charlemagne?" only for the game to slap you with reality and remind you that you still can't even remotely grasp the reach and power of what you are dealing with.
Man, they all have awesomesauce voices. Even Pious's. Ulyaoth's voice is to kill for.
Ulyaoth is one smart jellyfish
Interesting that Xel'lotath also later refers to Ulyloath as the Absent Horror.
"The universe is a yawning chasm, filled with emptiness and the purile meandrings of sentience.
When I first saw the gods speaking, I was so excited, they are so cool! lol. Xel'lotath is my favourite, she has such a soothingly evil voice. Shes fab XD 5 stars! thanks for posting this!
You know, being the geek that I am, I've come up with a theory for the yellow Ancient. I believe the may really be all 4 Ancients in a sense. Like, its own form is so powerful the universe itself is unable to comprehend it. So it requires the 3 Ancients to give their own being to sustain it. Like, Chattur'ga allows it gain a physical form, Xel'lotath allows it to comprehend its own existance, and Ulyaoth allows it to use its Magick. And Mantarok would be the "rubber band" holding it together.
Nope, it's Hastur.
@GhostDoggSamurai
I always loved that line myself. It was delivered with the perfect mix of arrogance and apparent boredom that you would expect from an ancient entity reluctantly depending on a human to carry out their plans. That's probably why he is my favorite Ancient.
"Our" plane Augustus?
That line is made more amusing by the fact that Pious and Ulyaoth are voiced by the same person.
I've always thought Chattur'gha was the most terrifying. The deep, demonic voice and the red, fiery aura do it for me.
I still get chills listening to Ulyaoth speak. Pure arrogant, condescending evil; the perfect villain.
And little did these three Ancients realize that Mantorok's master plan to destroy them all was already in motion.
Xel'lotath is scary, her whispering makes me shiver >.
Ulyaoth is voiced by Richard Doyle who also voices Pious Augustus
The fun part is in the legacy of Kain series ( which was also started by silicon knights) he voices Moebius the time-streamer: an important & prominent villain that also served an unearthly entity in its machinations. But unlike Pious, Moebius had never actually seen his “benevolent god”, nor had the ability to do so.... until a certain spirit & a certain sword “clears things up” for him
He also voiced Big Boss in MGS4
Yeah, the more sophisticated villain and definately memorable. I love this game and it's ingenuity.
i laughed when i read the description :D
Xel's my favorite, although the first time i saw this cutscene with her i was like 'wtf?...'
"make sure he is dead...or insane...or perhaps one, then the other..." X3
thanks for uploading :D i love this game!
It's funny, because Xel'otath is the only one who seems somewhat appreciative to him. When she's not arguing with herself over whether or not he's a traitor that is. Poor Pious, he never knows where he stands with her.
Chat'churga is the jock
Xelo'tath is the goth chick
And Ulyaoth is the bookworm
Boom! Ancient mic drop
I bet if Ulyaoth were human, he'd be hot!
I kinda like how they talk about Charlemagne: he was fighting against pagan beliefs and trying to unify Europe under a stable christian empire. He gets killed and his empire splinters which will lead to more wars.
Tier, Pargon, Redgormor Mantorok Pargon o3o
I looooove Ulyaoths voice. So smooth and sexy xD
Very interesting dialouge. Even though Chattur'gha supposed to be the least intelligent, his speech is still very formal. He seems more intelligent than people who comment give him credit for, since when Pious said there was a flaw in the plan he already knew what Pious was thinking off.
Still, Ulyaoth and Xel'lotoath are more formal. Ulyaoth especially.
Chattur'gha jus gets to the point, unlike the other two who will wax lyrically of how insignificant pious is compared to them.
They are all memorable in their own way and represent a different type of evil.
Yes, that, and nothing more.
Brian the dog has been possessed by Ulyaoth all along.
it just occurred to me...Chattur'gha's the only one who is aware of the protagonists in the game, or the only one who mentions it, when he says "Mantorok has employed others to defend it."
Ulyaoth probably knows but doesn't care because of how arrogant he is. Likely to the point of thinking that the protagonists can't really do anything to make a difference, so he thinks, "why bother being concerned by something so meaningless?" Xel'otath is either too consumed by paranoia to truly notice, or she DOES notice but said paranoia prevents her from trusting Pious with that knowledge.
0:35 The Wilhelm Scream
Bless you, Moses. I love these cutscenes :D
I feel smarter watching this video.
If you post insanity effects, I will love you for all time.
This was such an awesome game!! I loved it, hours of fun..more plzz!! Luved the effects of the insanity...muwahaahaa
The Ancient of Insanity is way less...dickish toward Pious. I'd rather work for "them" than Ulyoth and the others.
I really love their VAs and sound distortion. It makes me wish that they were real. I'd love talking to them.
Yes, for me that is also the most memorable line in the game.
Xel'lotath is so hot
Bloody hell, I just found out Jennifer Hale voices the non whispering voice. That woman is everywhere XD
oh dude. if you can get all of the cutscenes...l337ness and coffee to you sir.
Xel´lotath
clearly one of the most well written games...EVAR
Still, he knew what Pious was thinking of when he said there was a flaw in the plan.
I love the Ulyaoth part at 02:00
I miss this game. I need to fix my gamecube.
There were a lot good writers for this game!!!
Ulyaoth seems to be the most arrogant of the Ancients. He even seems somewhat insulted when Pious says "our plan"
Well said. Ulyaoth really is the coolest of the Ancients.
@HowlsInTheDistance He's the most imposing, sure, but I think Xel is supposed to be the most terrifying, in keeping with Lovecraftian themes. Ulyaoth, I don't know. I never found him imposing or terrifying.
They're all busy doing Too Human right now. Unless they bring in the 5th Ancient, I don't see how they could really pull of a sequel. Denis has expressed the desire to do another game in the ED universe, but I doubt it will ever happen.
One of the best details in this game is how Pious is so devout to his ancient yet they all treat him like an absolute piece of shit at worst and a minor annoyance at best. Even pious with his super human powers is still just a human, small compared to the ancients
@moseslmpg This game is loosely based on Lovecrafts stories.
Technically, Pious' Ancient was only defeated by the power of it's overpowered Ancient, the other just kept the Ancient Alex summoned from destroying the world.
@HowlsInTheDistance Listen to it again: can you hear the screams in the background? Awesome touch and I didn't notice it the first time around...
Agreed most definitely.
No, I think it is both the same person. I forgot her name, but she voices just about every female character in games and cartoons.
MORE! Morbo Demands MORE CUTSCENES!
The Opening, perhaps? The Ghost Scenes if possible?
Yeah, it is scary, but the good kind of scary where you revel in the experience itself and ponder the depths of fear. As Edward(?) says: soon, you will come to understand fear, as I have.
@jakluv9
I don't think Mantorok was saying those things. The only thing we can be sure of Mantorok "saying" is what that guy told Ellia in the ruins in the end of the level. Those other things could be the 5th Ancient or one of the others.
Ulyaoth is awsome!! He has an awsome voice ;)
Well since Pious did betrayed his species, they needed to make sure he was kept on a leash
I'm glad I'm not the one one who thought that. If she was a real person, she'd probably have sketchbooks full of headless (but anatomically correct corpses) and sculptures of baby dolls sewn together. She'd probably stay up to 4 in the morning every night watching slasher movies and posting in forums about the slasher movies she just watched.
Nevemind, I was wrong. Xel is voiced by Jennifer Hale, and Kim Mai Guest, the person who voices Ellia.
Am I the only one around here who wonders, why Pius uses a "Summon Zombie" Spell to call the ancients? Two Pargons summon a Zombie, 4 a Horror and 6 the Black Guardian. -So shouldn't he use at least 8 or so (even though it's just some kind of transdimensional intercom he summons)?
Xevailo
Summon creature is Tier Aretak. He's using Tier Redgomor.
He's casting a magic pool.
Chattur'gha may be more condescending actually, since he never even refers to Pious by name.
Pious realised that if mantarok and the other 2 ancients united there power then they could destroy his ancient, the ancient assures pious that they will not unite because they hate each other however mantarok makes the rovias family and others gather the essence of the him and the other 2 combining there strength against there will and defeating the other ancient
Yeah, she is. If there is a character in a video game or cartoon and she's female, you can bet it's Jennifer Hale. She also voiced Samus in the Metroid Prime game apprently.
Ironically, his voice actor also does Pious' voice.
The Green one was my favorite.
Coll its nice to see a futurama fan. MORBO WILL DESTROY ALL HUMANS!
Awesome game. I literally spent weeks playing it lol!
@FacingWorlds You can play it on Gamecube or Wii, as it is a GC game. I assume there is an emulator out there somewhere, but I have never used one. You should be able to find ED used somwhere.
I'll get right on it. Perhaps some sanity effects if I can catch them. Is this quality fine?
They already were doing that, they were the source of his power and could probably cut it off at any point they saw fit. The stuff in the scene just happened because they all have a big superiority complex.
Yeah! Like maybe by overcoming the 5th Ancient, Mantorok can break free of its shackles and finally go back to a higher plain of existence.
He pimps the whole universe. Not bad for a guy who can't move!
Xel'lotath can read minds, so yeah.
Yeah Mantorok played just about every character in the story like a fiddle, from undead roman soldiers to cambodian dancing wenches to slutty persian princesses to Lovecraftian interdimensional horrors.
That would defeat the purpose. They are supposed to be things from in between the dimensions that we see. Read Lovecraft and you might start to understand. They probably don't even speak English, since Pious' speech is translated.
Well, formality is not concomitant with intelligence, so the way he speaks is irrelevant except to convey a sense of majesty and awe. That said, I think the point is that the Ancients are just totally beyond human intelligence and knowledge anyway. It is just that Chatty emphasis raw physical power, Xelly focuses on the mind, and Uly, on the planes of existence. If anyone is intelligent, it is Xel'lotath.
@moseslmpg I love Lovecraftian stuff too, but I always associated the ancients with the Chaos Gods from WH40k. Chattur'gha = Khorne, Ulyaoth = Tzeentch, etc.
Xel'otath would be..... Nurgle or Slaanesh? None of those two really fit imo.
@A7XRaydog247
I doubt you wrote essays in the 3rd grade, or even knew the meanings of that sentence back then. But I hope you used a citation, because that's pretty early to start a career in plagiarism.
@A7XRaydog247
I am neither trolling nor am I flaming, I was simply pointing out a huge, apparent inconsistency in your original comment. Now that you provided the context, it makes a little more sense. They should teach these little kids about plagiarism though; ignorance of the rules is no excuse for breaking them.
And don't confuse this with me calling you a plagiarist, because I know you didn't know. But did you ever let the teacher know where you go it from? They might have liked the game.
That's what I did in my essay at UdeM... Got an A+ for my intro... 😎
Actually, Dyack says he wants to create a sequel, but he has to finish Too Human first.
Uh, all of them see into the future, and all of them get owned, because they see the wrong timestreams. Mantorok is clearly the best because he got them all to kill each other without knowing.
That's almost entirely the same feeling I get from the conversations.
And BackgroundBailey, his conversations with Chattur'gha consist of nothing but him giving lip. It really does seem like Chatty's actually dumber than Pious.
Does anyone else have a hard time understanding Chattur'gha? If it weren't for the subtitles, I don't think I'd have a clue. Ulyaoth has the most powerful voice. But Xel's, I think I like her the best. I like it when she says "As has been foretold."
isn't Xel's voice actually two different women?
No, same women. Actually same voice as the protagonist, Alex.
Richard Doyle voices Ulyaoth
Greg Eagles voices Chattur'gha
Jennifer Hale and Kim Mai Guest duel voice Xel'lotath
No, I mean anime and video games and most modern cartoons period. She's like cordyceps. Everything she touches, she infects...
@SmokeRulz
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THAT KNOWN. Next time, say it more quietly.
Any program anybody know of that can alter your voice to something like this would been awesome for my nwn module.