h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Stop your game about level 14 I'd say - after that, it just get's worse.

Frankly, I don't see how they could possibly build a bridge from chapter 15...

Varys, Varys - your voice makes my blood run cold and yet, I place my life in your hands, yet again...

http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1639495424/nm0384152

Ah, as I suspected - those not-very-historically-correst glasses were an attemtpt to flatter the author:



http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_R.R._Martin

Finished the current chapters, tried out all the different versions of endings and didn't care much for any of them. Am keeping a save of the antepenultimate chapter in case of more future content.

An online walkthrough made me realize there might be more molding effects to this game than I thought, so trying out different take-ons of various situations.

I'm thinking of making Mors a bit friendlier, but without turning him into a softie. You know, harsh, but not necessarily hiding all his emtions all the time, which is how I played him the first time around. All buttoned up.

Not quite sure what to do with Allester though, he's a pretty messed up guy.

And I still want to find out who's doing the voice of Mors - tried to google some of the leser known names in the credits, but several of those don't even have an online presense

And, since we still don't have that many guides on this game, I thought I'd share my flask buying locations (you get some through quests, but I haven't actually kept trace of those and anyway, I think those might possibly be negated if you already have a full set of flasks):

Potion vendors that I've (sometimes) found to sell flasks:
Castle Black
Riverspring
King's Landing
Castlewood

Possibly also in Mole's Town, just realized I haven't checked with the 'all and sundry' vendors...

Argh, I've tried all sorts of combinations to please everyone in Riverspring with Alester, but I'm afraid it can't just be done, can it? During the riots, that is.

I no longer remember how, but at some point, I got the nobility to like Alester. And the guard. This time around, only the smallfolks and - possibly - the merchants appreciate his efforts.

I thought it might count if he killed everyone attacking soldiers or nobility in the streets, but nope, that didn't seem to have had much effect.

The guards love Alester, but nobody else. Damn it all to hell, how did I manage to gain the approvance of two separated groups? Another reload coming up, I fear...

You know, I recently tired to take this game up again, but I hate having to alternate between Mors an that lying craven Alester.

*tried