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Torment: Tides of Numenera
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Castoff's Labyrinth
... What does one life matter?
And how will this journey alter ours?
In TToN Journal #49, Kevin Saunders wrote:Progress on the game is fantastic. We have written and implemented over a half million words.
WATO wrote:Нъц... при мен работите не бацат така. Аз walkthrough-та гледам само ако нямам сериозни чувства/очаквания вложени в дадено заглавие. Ако имам... трябва да играя лично.
WATO wrote:А за Авелон, Зелазни и сие, не бих казал, че това точно е "синдром". По-скоро, според мен някои хора са родени за точно определено нещо и щом го направят, понякога остават след това да са still around in general, вместо бързо да отлитат към следващата си инкарнация, като Фреди Меркюри, Иисус, Дебелянов, Дейвид МакКей и тем проч ранно-угаснали пламъци на човешкото съвършенство.
брръм wrote:Кой е този "повреден робот-артефакт с екзистенциален проблем", Кал? Сещам се за един такъв персонаж, но не е спътник на главния герой?
I liked the plot and characters well enough--but what made me really (as in four Goodreads stars ;) like the novella was the allegoric element. It's not just the inhabitants of Archopalasia who have built their prosperity in a way that can't last forever, is it?
Also, the following passage is very spoilery but captures a major theme--and wryly contrasts the intellectual/overthinking approach with the down-to-earth take:Скрит текст: покажи
This passage epitomizes the main theme of the novella:"One difficulty with every revolution I have ever heard of or read about," Parna said, "is that those with the passion to lead them to victory are very often the last ones you want leading them after victory. Speechmakers, firebrands, holy warriors—they all find themselves at a loss when faced with the argument and compromise of day-to-day governance. It is dull. It is frustrating. It requires diplomacy and patience. It requires trust and faith in our nature. It is not a fight one can win with brave words and brutal acts."
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