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[Mystvan]

I always found this game a Visual Novel, but I was wrong. It is a mix of Visual Novel, Simulation and RPG.

And the curious thing about Japanese games is that there is a Simulation very similar to The Sims named Dating-Sim games.

I remember that I had been quite impressed with the amount of possible game endings on YouTube.

One interesting thing is that Lands of Lore II also have the option of having a different ending depending on the good or bad choices you make for Scotia’s son.

To tell you the truth, I found the happy ending kind of weird. How can Scotia’s son be a champion of good? Another possible bad end would be for him to kill the disciple and then the beautiful royal mage (Dawn?) of the Lands of Lore.

[Scatty]

Originally Posted by Mystvan

I always found this game a Visual Novel, but I was wrong. It is a mix of Visual Novel, Simulation and RPG.

And the curious thing about Japanese games is that there is a Simulation very similar to The Sims named Dating-Sim games.

I remember that I had been quite impressed with the amount of possible game endings on YouTube.

One interesting thing is that Lands of Lore II also have the option of having a different ending depending on the good or bad choices you make for Scotia’s son.

To tell you the truth, I found the happy ending kind of weird. How can Scotia’s son be a champion of good? Another possible bad end would be for him to kill the disciple and then the beautiful royal mage (Dawn?) of the Lands of Lore.

Good is a matter of perspective, certainly so in Lands of Lore II. Sure Luther can aid Dawn during the game, and in the end, though he's the one to gain the power and save the world, he also enjoys his private time with the sorceress (even if interrupted shortly by the Draracle) whom he was helping all the time, which might or might not be interpreted as the "good champion" kind of behaviour by some people.
But then, wouldn't it be rather natural by a woman and man, who have worked together for a long time, to fall in love with each other?

[tienkhoanguyen]

Originally Posted by Scatty

Good is a matter of perspective, certainly so in Lands of Lore II. Sure Luther can aid Dawn during the game, and in the end, though he's the one to gain the power and save the world, he also enjoys his private time with the sorceress (even if interrupted shortly by the Draracle) whom he was helping all the time, which might or might not be interpreted as the "good champion" kind of behaviour by some people.
But then, wouldn't it be rather natural by a woman and man, who have worked together for a long time, to fall in love with each other?

Certainly love can and do develop naturally and it is evidence all throughout history that people who work together have affairs!

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Scatty

Good is a matter of perspective, certainly so in Lands of Lore II. Sure Luther can aid Dawn during the game, and in the end, though he's the one to gain the power and save the world, he also enjoys his private time with the sorceress (even if interrupted shortly by the Draracle) whom he was helping all the time, which might or might not be interpreted as the "good champion" kind of behaviour by some people.
But then, wouldn't it be rather natural by a woman and man, who have worked together for a long time, to fall in love with each other?

Hello, Scott, Scotty from Scottland.

What I found strange was that Luther (I had forgotten his name) chose to be of good and helping all those who participated in the overthrow of the armies of evil and exterminated his mother Scotia.

I think the most coherent would be to take revenge on the mother and restore the domains and armies. Well, that’s just my opinion as I think most of the time plot twist occurs a bit forced and nonsense.

I had also forgotten the name of the god or a superior being whose appearance resembles that of a demon, Draracle. I remember that if Luther became evil, the god would punish Luther in other possible game endings.