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i didn’t realize how long my rambling was until after i posted, but ah feck it

I love how you connected this theme to the overall quest and experiences felt at the Creche. For me, this theme makes me think of Lae'zel and her inner turmoil during and after the Creche quest. If you help her see the truth and rebel against Vlaakith, her soul is crushed, heartbroken even. It feels like an ambience that captures Lae'zel's mental state after the Creche, the peace she probably feels with trustworthy companions, and the beginning of her growth.

@@traive-alastor I think the first time i really appreciated going through the creche and experiencing everything was in my most recent playthrough, where ive been trying to make the best decisions that save the most amount of lives, innocent or otherwise. I’m currently at the creche and just went through the purification machine without Lae’zel being present, also decided to listen to my companion the first time they showed concern and the whole thing felt a lot more emotionally bonding than previously when i first did it and tried to go all the way. This time around im not using any illithid powers so idc about becoming awakened. Ironically when I was in the machine Astarion was the one who spoke up and said I couldn’t handle it and I needed to get out of there. In my next option I chose to audibly call out for help and in response he started yelling at the doctor basically saying “what’s wrong with you, turn off the machine right now” and so on. For someone who acts so aloof and careless of other’s wellbeing it was actually very wholesome and made me see Astarion in a deeper way as well. Compare that to Lae’zel and people will mostly see someone who doesn’t care about me since all she does is encourage it. I actually disagree though. I see her encouragement for you to keep pushing through it as her way of caring. She wants you to become healed, and she is confident in your physical and mental strength so she knows you are capable of doing it. On a personal note tho, as someone who often romances Astarion at least a little bit, I loved seeing him be so attentive to my Tav, showing genuine fear and concern in them. The only other time I saw that was when he didn’t want me to drink the blood lady’s potion because he “didn’t want to see me get hurt.” Cut back to Act 1 when he was cheering me on as i was getting whipped by someone’s weird fetish towards their Goddess of Pain.😅😂

holy balls another essay? this has GOT to stop💀

@@RedAngelXV No, don't stop! I liked reading this essay 😂 In my current playthrough, My Tav and Lae'zel are very close. Like they went from fling to best friends. When we get to the Creche, I personally found a lot of flaws and faults with the Githyanki and how they were treating Lae'zel and the party. It felt weird to me because Lae explained how ruthless and aggressive they are towards outsiders yet, they were disorganized and desperate when we get to this quest. Fast forward to the purification machine and the doctor's explanation sounded odd. But I let Lae'zel purify herself first and cheered her on with her purification until the Guardian forced her out of the machine. The climax of this quest for me was fighting the Inquisitor with her after exposing how the Githyanki were lying to her. The music, the stakes at hand, Lae'zel's world being broken apart and making her choice, it is one of my favorite moments in the game. The escape from the Creche and her interactions during the Long Rest is one of my favorite cutscenes, especially if you let her choose how she wants to handle Voss. It's in that moment where she starts breaking away from the lies and deception of Vlaakith and show her true colors: a passionate and straightforward warrior. My Tav helping her discover the truth and rebell against Vlaakith is legendary for me. I won't deny though, her catfight with Shadowheart during one of the camp interactions had me rolling. 😂Like girl talks all of that shit to Shadowheart and got destroyed without a chance. Honestly caught me off guard and had me laugh for a good while after the drama that was the Creche quest

A DENTIST CHAIR So that's why it instilled that primordial fear in me

This seems to be the case with a lot of games

Parts of this track were actually used in the second half of his romance scene! I’ve been looking all over for this track because of that.

I was certainly stunned when I heard it in the pause in combat fleeing the creche! I just wish it was used more in the game, I only heard it like twice, its such an emotional piece that could fit into so many of the quests (Shadowheart's final personal quest, for one).

Yeah. The first chapter was rly impressive. Being a doppelagent should have a much better ending. Waisted potential.

Hm. I actually think Agent has the best > Kaliyo is fun, because you think you can make her loyal, until she cheats on you and sells you out to anarchists >Vector and Doctor are pretty cool guys who support you >Temple is pretty much Watcher 2/Keeper >Only Scorpio which i wish you could've never met.

@@Cipher_Nine kailyo sucks from begining to end

@@larrote6467 as well as all agent's companions and storyline. Ugh...

@@Cipher_Nine temple is a psycho who kills her own dad, vector is wierd, scorpio is a nutjob and kaliyo is another psycho

i agree kind of sad but i guess its why people were more drawn to the other classes it has more interesting companions.

I saved his team but killed Hunter on the spot. Being Dark 1 might have been the reason. I got emails from Ardun giving her updates on what he has uncovered. So it's an exchange of information between each other. I scratch your back, you scratch mine type of relationship without the double agent part. I hope they bring him back in the new expansion for agents who didn't kill him.

@@Cheshire3Cat21 All right I tested this a day ago so to become a double agent you must Not kill any of Kothe's agents be at least light 1 or more being neutral or dark 1 will block both of these paths

I really want Kothe to return. I wish for IAs that continue to defect in the new content they had been in contact with Kothe instead of Balker. Little bit more flavour for your choices.

They betrayed you first!

Michael Rupp No, they didn't, you knew precisely, what you are up for. Besides, it was the Reoublic, who used your programming. If anyone betrayed you, it's them

The Empire - meaning the Dark Council - created the conditioning, without your knowledge and for a really stupid reason. Then they were stupid enough to let it fall into the Republic's hands. Then later they disbanded Intelligence despite everything you had done for them. Kothe did betray you. But to be fair, you intended to betray him....

Michael Rupp They didn't disband the Inteligence, and they didn't leak condicioning to the Republic. It was all Star Cabal. Blame them

Okay - fine - The Star Cabal arranged for the Dark Council to disband intelligence. They allowed themselves to be manipulated.

JoeTyler85 Spoken like a true Zealot :P Playing an agent means thinking outside the box, you get the bigger picture of what goes on in the ins and outs of both the Empire and Republic; after everything that happened in the storyline, no way was Zedoc (that character) trusting the Empire with the info he attained. On another note, I do have another Agent who is loyal to the Empire, darkside and all, gave the info to Keeper (Minister). Either way you get washed up with Intelligence crushed until Shadow of Revan.

Cheshire3Cat21 I destroyed the Black Box, easy as that: I never fully trusted the Minister of Intelligence, nor Watcher 2/Keeper, and I despised the brutality, incompetence and oportunism of the Sith Dark Council; so now I'm renegade and kind of clearing my name with Makeb/SoR (lol), but A SECRET ALLIANCE WITH THE SIS???? UGH NEVER!!!!!! What the galaxy needs is Darth Marr, of course, the Jedi will never allow it, so the war goes on

Empire has no future, and the twilight upon it is closer and closer... so because of that it will come a days when no one will ever remember it's existence until certain dark lord, masked as Senator from Naboo declares order 66 in attempt to revive it... until his rather spectacular "descending" in to reactor shaft and Death Star explosion over Endor marking an end of it's dream about Sith rule over Galaxy...

The Sith Empire is pathetic. A bunch of corrupted, stupid bastards, who will tear each other apart. "Strong leads, weak follows" is a principle of savages. As that Marr is no better that most others in that Empire. The Republic is strong and has the right cause.

Yes

Basically yes. I prefer the first one, honestly. You are now the ideal Cypher agent. You destroy the enemy of the Empire while nobody know you existed. Well, except Darth Marr anyway.

Dr Galactose “The best Cipher Agent is the one that doesn’t exist” now that is poetry

@@PaiSAMSEN Yeah, Darth Marr knowing who you are makes absolutely no sense at all Darth Malgus? I can buy, since we've worked with him all the time leveling up Not Marr tho

You can end as a regular independant agent without having to erase yourself from existance, you just have to tell both the sith and the minister to fuck off.

I got Ending 1 for my Light Side Agent. Will probably be going for Number 3 for my DS Agent.