Middle-earth: Shadow of War - PC, PS4, XB - Free update will remove gold, war chests and market
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Knoyleo
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pjbetman wrote:That's the stupidest thing ive ever read on here i think.
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Victor Mildew
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It's pretty much this:
Hexx wrote:Ad7 is older and balder than I thought.
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Cheeky Devlin
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Victor Mildew wrote:Was going through my ps+ list the other day and found this. Loved the first game so I'm giving this a go.
As said above, it's pretty full on at the start with collectible and skills overload, but I'm starting to get in to it now.
Why is shelob a sexy woman in this
If you read through all the appendices and additional material tolkein created you'll find that he wanted to make her a sexy lady in a black dress, but his publisher told him that people really wanted giant spiders instead.
It's what he wanted all along!
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Moggy
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Victor Mildew wrote:
Why is shelob a sexy woman in this
In Sindarin the word "Shelob" means "Cor blimey, get a load of her!"
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Victor Mildew
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Hexx wrote:Ad7 is older and balder than I thought.
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Denster
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Moggy wrote:Victor Mildew wrote:
Why is shelob a sexy woman in this
In Sindarin the word "Shelob" means "Cor blimey, get a load of her!"
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Victor Mildew
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Bruz
Shamed the strawberry floater in the end, and I've made it my mission to shame the twat down to level 1
I'm really enjoying this, the nemesis/army system is so integral to the game that everywhere feels like it can be influenced by what you do. I don't remember the first game having it implemented to this extent.
Special mention has to go to the vast amount of dialogue each captain has. They seem to have every single variable covered, I don't know how they've done it.
"YOU! So ranger, you thought you'd killed me? Well you may have burned me with acid and left your mark on me" and so on. With the guy all burned and your hand print on his face. Very clever.
Shamed the strawberry floater in the end, and I've made it my mission to shame the twat down to level 1
I'm really enjoying this, the nemesis/army system is so integral to the game that everywhere feels like it can be influenced by what you do. I don't remember the first game having it implemented to this extent.
Special mention has to go to the vast amount of dialogue each captain has. They seem to have every single variable covered, I don't know how they've done it.
"YOU! So ranger, you thought you'd killed me? Well you may have burned me with acid and left your mark on me" and so on. With the guy all burned and your hand print on his face. Very clever.
Hexx wrote:Ad7 is older and balder than I thought.
