Question about Kassandra's father. (SPOILER)

[Surfy]

I chose to save her father, and he said something about going to search for honor. But where exactly did he go?

[tacoshy]

Spoiler what happens to Nikolaos:
You'll meet him later in the story line killign one of your targets and helpign you with the progress fo that certain mission and repears later when you finish the family story line

Core spoielr:
Nikoloas is not her father. her father is Pythagoras and you'll meet him later at atlantis

[Surfy]

Ah ok thanks, it just seems weird, we meet for the first time in years, and share a few brief words, and he's gone.

[ppr]

Easy, he diedededededededed, I killed him, really easy, just a spear in the chest

[tacoshy]

Originally posted by ppr.AvergeDraft:

Easy, he diedededededededed, I killed him, really easy, just a spear in the chest

not the OP's question... depsite that you already failed the good ending then and lose some nice rewards. But hey, it was easy right?

[Elijah]

I really regret ending his life, I was so filled with anger towards him for his actions. But now I realize that no one died that day, so my actions to kill him was wrong. I'm now 70 hours in and I just now wish I saved him, not because he deserves it, but becuase my whole 70 hours I've been the "good" citizen when you get the option to choose someones fate.

Perhapss I can play the game in NG+ when that comes, but if my sole purpose is to save him it seems a bit unnecessary to play the game all over again.

I tried to NG+ Origins and that was a nightmare, but then again Odyssey has choices but if I make the same "good" choices in NG+ it's just repeating what I've already done. But I can't help but want the "perfect" save where I do what I would've done in real life, being the betterment for mankind.

It was the same dang thing in The Witcher 3, 40 hours in and replayed the game just to change a few quests...

Question surfinggirl7, why did you choose to save Nikolaos?

[Surfy]

Originally posted by Dots:

I really regret ending his life, I was so filled with anger towards him for his actions. But now I realize that no one died that day, so my actions to kill him was wrong. I'm now 70 hours in and I just now wish I saved him, not because he deserves it, but becuase my whole 70 hours I've been the "good" citizen when you get the option to choose someones fate.

Perhapss I can play the game in NG+ when that comes, but if my sole purpose is to save him it seems a bit unnecessary to play the game all over again.

I tried to NG+ Origins and that was a nightmare, but then again Odyssey has choices but if I make the same "good" choices in NG+ it's just repeating what I've already done. But I can't help but want the "perfect" save where I do what I would've done in real life, being the betterment for mankind.

It was the same dang thing in The Witcher 3, 40 hours in and replayed the game just to change a few quests...

Question surfinggirl7, why did you choose to save Nikolaos?

At the end of the day, he was my dad, no matter what he does, he is still family, so for that reason I decided to forgive him and have mercy, he admitted throwing me off the cliff was the wrong decision and was sorry, that he would now try and face his actions and now i proudly wear his helmet and use his sword, and even if i get better equipment i doubt i will change, just keep upgrading his.


You do know you can save before a big choice like this and change your decision if you want!

[Elijah]

Originally posted by surfinggirl7:

Originally posted by Dots:

I really regret ending his life, I was so filled with anger towards him for his actions. But now I realize that no one died that day, so my actions to kill him was wrong. I'm now 70 hours in and I just now wish I saved him, not because he deserves it, but becuase my whole 70 hours I've been the "good" citizen when you get the option to choose someones fate.

Perhapss I can play the game in NG+ when that comes, but if my sole purpose is to save him it seems a bit unnecessary to play the game all over again.

I tried to NG+ Origins and that was a nightmare, but then again Odyssey has choices but if I make the same "good" choices in NG+ it's just repeating what I've already done. But I can't help but want the "perfect" save where I do what I would've done in real life, being the betterment for mankind.

It was the same dang thing in The Witcher 3, 40 hours in and replayed the game just to change a few quests...

Question surfinggirl7, why did you choose to save Nikolaos?

At the end of the day, he was my dad, no matter what he does, he is still family, so for that reason I decided to forgive him and have mercy, he admitted throwing me off the cliff was the wrong decision and was sorry, that he would now try and face his actions and now i proudly wear his helmet and use his sword, and even if i get better equipment i doubt i will change, just keep upgrading his.


You do know you can save before a big choice like this and change your decision if you want!

Yeah that's true, and now after everything I realize that his didn't deserve to die, well technically not. But he did throw a baby and a young girl off a cliff so some kind of punishment is needed in my opinion.

Yeah I'm aware of the saving, but at the time I wasn't planning on changing the story anyways, still don't want to really, I'm just curious to see what would've happened in the rest of the game if he is kept alive :)

[Surfy]

Originally posted by Dots:

Originally posted by surfinggirl7:

At the end of the day, he was my dad, no matter what he does, he is still family, so for that reason I decided to forgive him and have mercy, he admitted throwing me off the cliff was the wrong decision and was sorry, that he would now try and face his actions and now i proudly wear his helmet and use his sword, and even if i get better equipment i doubt i will change, just keep upgrading his.


You do know you can save before a big choice like this and change your decision if you want!

Yeah that's true, and now after everything I realize that his didn't deserve to die, well technically not. But he did throw a baby and a young girl off a cliff so some kind of punishment is needed in my opinion.

Yeah I'm aware of the saving, but at the time I wasn't planning on changing the story anyways, still don't want to really, I'm just curious to see what would've happened in the rest of the game if he is kept alive :)

I am pretty sure the happy ending is keeping him alive.

[Lightning]

Yeah the best ending is keeping as many people alive as you can, but I killed him in the beginning ha, guess i'll have to new game+ to get the best ending then

[ingus76]

I kill that bastard, and not regret doing that. Not all endings must be "happy" ones.

[Surfy]

Originally posted by ingus76:

I kill that bastard, and not regret doing that. Not all endings must be "happy" ones.

Why are you replying to a super old post