Role Playing Game?

[Tyrolean Ritter]

If this is a role playing game, why can't I kill whoever I want? Like Toth and Musa? 100% they are unkillable. So the entire "role playing choices" of the game argument really falls apart.

[NeeLot]

So how many RPGs out there let you kill literally every single NPC?

[Purpleetea]

Originally posted by NeeLot:

So how many RPGs out there let you kill literally every single NPC?

I think Fallout NV had this

[¡Viva Mantequilla!]

Originally posted by NeeLot:

So how many RPGs out there let you kill literally every single NPC?

other question, why would only those 2 be unkilleable?

[NeeLot]

Originally posted by Purpleetea:

Originally posted by NeeLot:

So how many RPGs out there let you kill literally every single NPC?

I think Fallout NV had this

Children, and the Gun Runners' robot are unkillable. Technically also the Yes Man but he just keeps respawning for story reasons.

[NeeLot]

Originally posted by ¡Viva Mantequilla!:

Originally posted by NeeLot:

So how many RPGs out there let you kill literally every single NPC?

other question, why would only those 2 be unkilleable?

Literally nobody said that only those two would be unkillable.

[Tyrolean Ritter]

Originally posted by NeeLot:

So how many RPGs out there let you kill literally every single NPC?

I'm not the one claiming that Henry can do whatever he wants and lives with those choices. I'm just going off of what Vavra literally said.

[NeeLot]

Originally posted by Tyrolean Ritter:

Originally posted by NeeLot:

So how many RPGs out there let you kill literally every single NPC?

I'm not the one claiming that Henry can do whatever he wants and lives with those choices. I'm just going off of what Vavra literally said.

Cool. I asked you a question. Do you feel like answering it?

[Dusk of Oolacile]

Wrong forum? There's zero information so far about whom you can kill and whom you can't. Maybe you misclicked and wanted to post this in the Failguard forum?

[Midnightfen88]

I think that Musa of Mali is going to be dead meat in a lot of playthrough.

[Fluxuous]

Originally posted by Dusk of Oolacile:

Wrong forum? There's zero information so far about whom you can kill and whom you can't. Maybe you misclicked and wanted to post this in the Failguard forum?

If it's following the pattern of the first game then pretty much anyone can be killed, but the anti softlock respawning for story important characters is a lil buggy, and sometimes doesn't work.

[OSHZAK]

We don't know until the game is released....... BUT I'm sure you will be able to find a mod that allows you to murder everyone.

[joxertm22]

Originally posted by Tyrolean Ritter:

If this is a role playing game, why can't I kill whoever I want? Like Toth and Musa?

Boohoo.

Did you even bother to watch devs on twitch stream?
Noone is unkillable in the game. All kills have consequences though.

What is happening with brain roten trolls today, it's worse than yesterday.

[NeeLot]

Originally posted by joxertm22:

Originally posted by Tyrolean Ritter:

If this is a role playing game, why can't I kill whoever I want? Like Toth and Musa?

Boohoo.

Did you even bother to watch devs on twitch stream?
Noone is unkillable in the game. All kills have consequences though.

What is happening with brain roten trolls today, it's worse than yesterday.

Yeah I doubt you can just casually walk over to Hans and stab him to death as soon as the game starts, unless the game comes with a Morrowind like warning "you killed an important NPC and can't finish the story now".

[Fluxuous]

Originally posted by joxertm22:

What is happening with brain roten trolls today, it's worse than yesterday.

I swear there are so many tourists out who haven't even seen the reviews, official trailers, or even how the first game works.

[Fluxuous]

Originally posted by NeeLot:

Originally posted by joxertm22:

Boohoo.

Did you even bother to watch devs on twitch stream?
Noone is unkillable in the game. All kills have consequences though.

What is happening with brain roten trolls today, it's worse than yesterday.

Yeah I doubt you can just casually walk over to Hans and stab him to death as soon as the game starts, unless the game comes with a Morrowind like warning "you killed an important NPC and can't finish the story now".

I think what it does is respawn an NPC when they're needed for story, but it still keeps the relationship drop that you caused by attacking them out of nowhere. At least, that's how the first game worked.