Simple typos have still slipped through testing. Is this a normal occurrence for members of the Golden Order? Or does Bonaparte think that Louis is just trying to be the centre of attention, so refuses to acknowledge it like someone with, well, a Napoleon complex? Treating the situation with the seriousness of a grazed knee makes a mockery of its importance at the end of the last episode, but even that isn’t as weird as other events in this two-hour playthrough. The flip side of this is characters who don’t even mention the injury at all. Now tell me everything you know about the Crucifixion.” The Council has often struggled with getting the tone right in its voice acting, but this is just poor writing. Even in the 18th century where bouts of leprosy weren’t uncommon, I would still have expected to be a little more pissed off about losing one my limbs than Louis is here. He lost a limb, but it falls to the supporting characters to express their shock and concern while Louis waves them away with his remaining hand, concerned instead with the core mystery. What’s remarkable is that he doesn’t seem bothered about it at all.
Yet a bit of ad hoc cauterising from mum Sarah and two tons of bandages mean he’s back on his feet in no time. I made the wrong choice and Louis ended up weighing a little less than he did previously. Let’s start with that decision from Ripples. There's a new dialogue feature which is interesting, but scarcely made use of.
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