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inscrutable horse posted:and that too-cool-for-school ghostly chorus whenever you open a Reaver door! You mean the bit they lifted directly from Ligeti's "Requiem?"
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Molly Millions posted:I want to apologize on behalf of the entire anglosphere for our language having the words gauge and turquoise in it, but it's probably payback for making such a simple and common word as здравствуйте so goddamn hard to spell. "Turquoise" is actually French's fault. So is about a third of English's vocabulary, for that matter.
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Alexeythegreat posted:You, sir, just created the thread title for BO2. Assuming that it fits. The Horrifying Result of the Third Paradox: Let's Play Blood Omen 2
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Linnear posted:I've probably forgotten or overlooked something, but... why does the Reaver turn on Raziel once it unites with the physical Reaver? This was the first moment since the blade sundered in Soul Reaver 1 that the Wraith Blade was able to leave Raziel and reenter the Reaver. When he encountered the blade before, either Raziel refused to touch it or else it already contained his soul, thus preventing the Wraith Blade from occupying it. It turned on Raziel because for the very first time it could do so, because the two were no longer the same entity, and by absorbing him the two would have become united within the blade, much like how they were united in Raziel's body. However, in the moment when Raziel and the Reaver Soul were occupying two hosts, Cain jumped in and severed the connection.
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