[Glass him]

[Rasberry]

Really ? Smashing a glass of drink to Woodsman head ? What the ♥♥♥♥ does that mean "Glass him" then. I thought I would give him a free drink not choose violence and hit him.

Something like [Hit him with a glass] wouldn't hurt the developers to re-make.

- not just that this is misunderstanding but the choice is out of context and unnecesery

[MorningLightMountain]

Originally posted by LaMacho:

Really ? Smashing a glass of drink to Woodsman head ? What the ♥♥♥♥ does that mean "Glass him" then. I thought I would give him a free drink not choose violence and hit him.

Something like [Hit him with a glass] wouldn't hurt the developers to re-make.

- not just that this is misunderstanding but the choice is out of context and unnecesery

It isn't out context or unneccesary. As you can choose to play Bigby in that manner.

[Cake]

I kinda have to agree with the OP, it wasn't clear that it was a violent action

[Lux Ulf]

I did that on my second playthrough just to see what other options do (also having no clue what would happen) and I was on the floor laughing for about 15 minutes straight :D

[IvantheFormidable]

I disagree, the phrase "glass him," to me clearly means hitting someone with a glass. I find it a bit difficult to imagine that someone would think that would mean giving him a drink, unless, and I don't mean to offend anyone, they aren't a native English speaker. While I think the phrase was pretty clear, you're right, they could have written something else to make it even more clear, but I don't think they found it necessary.

[Rasberry]

In the first place "glass him" didn't make any sense to me so I thought myself it's meant as give him a drink, then Bigby smashed his head with the glass so I was litteraly like "WTF".

I googled this phrase and first thing came up to me was youtube video with the same reaction to it with lots of comments arguing about this.

I prefer American English so such thing as "Glass him" doesn't make any sense. It's english yet it's still different in a lot of ways.

[IvantheFormidable]

I think the context had a lot to do with why I interpreted it as hitting him, but maybe that's just me. Definitely an irregular phrase though, at least from an American English perspective.

[Char Assnable]

It could've been more clear, but I'm kinda glad that it wasn't, I was laughing my ass off since Bigby was having a nice, almost heartfelt conversation with the Woodsman only to suddenly smash a glass over his head before the Woodsman finished his sentence. Immediately exited out of the game before it could save, laughed for 30 seconds, and reloaded with a smile on my face.

[Rasberry]

Exactly :D