NotFishing
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1. It doesn't really make sense if you help him escape. You help him murder dozens of guards and yet you're still allowed to freely roam the city afterwards. Citizens will even comment fearfully on what you did. Whereas if you help Thonar, the entire city is in awe of you.
2. He's the leader of a violent terrorist group that is ultimately responsible for more deaths than Thonar himself.
3. The majority of the Forsworn still attack you afterwards.
4. I usually just kill Thonar after he clears my name. Then I give Markarth to the Stormcloaks in Season Unending, and retake it for the Empire, causing Thongvor Silver-Blood to be exiled to Windhelm. Boom, Clan Silver-Blood has ended, and the Forsworn are leaderless - two severe problems dealt with.
5. On playthroughs where I don't betray the person I sided with: I'd rather be allied with a mob boss than a hill-dwelling savage.
Now I just need to deal with the cannibals, the Daedric Shrine, the massive underground settlement of Falmer, the Thalmor, and Jarl Igmund's incompetence.
1. I don't have much sympathy for the guards. They're corrupt and therefore fair game.
2. He's an old man who has a very valid point. Legitimate land owners of the Reach are being extorted by the Nords.
3. I think that's just proof that letting Madanach go wouldn't really change anything but letting an old man die among his people.
4. My character is a stormcloak… which really irks me, considering Balgruff and Ulfric are my two favourite characters - both of whom are replaced by utter milk drinkers, depending on which side of the war you favour. I'm almost half of mind to agree with the companions - the war really does suck.
If only you could show Ulfric the letter from the Thalmor Embassy, and stop the rebellion.
Anyways, there isn't much I can do about that!
5. It's not about helping anyone but myself. Refer to point 1.
1. It doesn't really make sense if you help him escape. You help him murder dozens of guards and yet you're still allowed to freely roam the city afterwards. Citizens will even comment fearfully on what you did. Whereas if you help Thonar, the entire city is in awe of you.
2. He's the leader of a violent terrorist group that is ultimately responsible for more deaths than Thonar himself.
3. The majority of the Forsworn still attack you afterwards.
4. I usually just kill Thonar after he clears my name. Then I give Markarth to the Stormcloaks in Season Unending, and retake it for the Empire, causing Thongvor Silver-Blood to be exiled to Windhelm. Boom, Clan Silver-Blood has ended, and the Forsworn are leaderless - two severe problems dealt with.
5. On playthroughs where I don't betray the person I sided with: I'd rather be allied with a mob boss than a hill-dwelling savage.
Now I just need to deal with the cannibals, the Daedric Shrine, the massive underground settlement of Falmer, the Thalmor, and Jarl Igmund's incompetence.
1. I don't have much sympathy for the guards. They're corrupt and therefore fair game.
2. He's an old man who has a very valid point. Legitimate land owners of the Reach are being extorted by the Nords.
3. I think that's just proof that letting Madanach go wouldn't really change anything but letting an old man die among his people.
4. My character is a stormcloak… which really irks me, considering Balgruff and Ulfric are my two favourite characters - both of whom are replaced by utter milk drinkers, depending on which side of the war you favour. I'm almost half of mind to agree with the companions - the war really does suck.
If only you could show Ulfric the letter from the Thalmor Embassy, and stop the rebellion.
Anyways, there isn't much I can do about that!
5. It's not about helping anyone but myself. Refer to point 1.
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25-Oct-2017 03:13:31 - Last edited on 25-Oct-2017 03:21:02 by Westenev
