That moment when you enter Ygerna's memory and her her speak was fantastic. I went "Oh, fornication!", except that wasn't the word I used. I realized then that it was Ygerna who'd been talking to us all game long, but it was too late to turn back.
Yeah, I agree. That last conversation and Ygerna's intervention is great ^_^
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I just shrugged it off thinking that the whole point of the game plot was for Ygerna to trick you into becoming imprisoned which I was really P****ed off about. The whole memory battle thing just seemed pointless as far as the story went.
Well, despite my intial confusion, I really liked the turn of events. The game makes you believe that you are doing something important, something that will disrupt the black ring once and for all. Maybe it's a bit depressing (especially if you don't play FoV), but it truly archieves its purpose; maybe I would have appreciated more information about Hypnerotomachia, but I really enjoyed the surprise.
But, I don't know, maybe my case is different since I played DKS first and I was able to take revenge almost inmediatly
Oh, very interesting! I didn't know that "Hypnerotomachia Poliphili" was indeed "El sueńo de Polífilo" -the usual translation in spanish-.
Well, that would explain all the confusion and mystery about that dimension in which the Divine and the DragonKnight are imprisoned; a little but nice allusion to a classic mystery ^_^
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By the way, since I have just started FoV -I would have enjoyed a dialogue option to say Berhrlihn that I don't accept his terms. A dialogue option, of course, that would had lead to a unexpected first-game over, with the camera going away while Lucian keeps talking about his adventures
