Originally Posted by rodeolifant
I only played a 'mild Urge', that is, one that vows to get rid of it.

And while more interesting than your average Tav, there is not much going for it. I would have expected that you would need to 'feed' that urge to get release somehow. So, you now, brutalize Priestess Gut, or smack Loviatar's Priest around the room or somesuch. Find unsuspecting victims in the Absolute's Army. Direct your Urge. But, no. There's Isobel, and if you refuse or take too long, your love interest, and that's just a 'press refuse' option, and that's that. Nothing else until Orin and the Tribunal.

Now that you mention it, I realise this as well.

After Isobel, there isn't really another Urge moment, the player has full control of their decisions (or at the very least, the Urge doesnt speak through the narrator). No Urge moment in Act2 with Dame or the Elder Brain chimney convo, and most critically, something I already complained about, no Urge moment with Raphael and I honestly can't recall if there is an Urge moment with Orin other than being able to choose to start the fight with her in the Slayer form. What is really interesting to me is that having played the way I did, at the very end once the Netherbrain is subdued, I was still given the option to defy Bhaal. Why though? It should just auto stab the Emperor and end the game. Given this is a nitpick, but it was something that jumped out to me.

Last edited by ghettojesusxx; 04/09/23 08:40 AM.