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3/15/2017 12:16:08 AM
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Shadow of Mordor: Felt Guilty?
Through all of our bloodshed and grotesque obsession with chopping heads off, have you ever felt guilt or pity for killing an orc?
Through my play through of this game I've had bizarre snarling, aggressive threats, and the strange jokes that are terribly funny to hear. But, then there are the few orcs that present there last words as poetic or just down right depressing.
I had a Orc, Mulag the Raven, ask me to bury his corpse as he was afraid his brethren would desecrate his body. Another orc asking to burned so his ashes could be with nature. I mean this is sad as hell lmao
So any of you have sad orc stories?
#RipRatbag
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Edited by SC Rimis: 3/15/2017 9:27:13 PMI had just started the game, and I found my first captain... [b][i]TUMHORN THE SMASHER[/i][/b] Tumhorn was, as I said, a captain. I had never faced one before, so I prepared for a hard fight; I actually killed him really easy, and without a scratch. Fast forward about 3 more hours later, I had been ripping through the Orc hierarchy and the story, and guess who shows up? [b][i]TUMHORN THE SMASHER[/i][/b] He had cuts all over his face, and was ranting about how he was gonna win this time, and I was a loserbabyrangerpinkskinboi, then I killed him again. This kept happening, his face becoming more and more disfigured until he just wrapped a black tarp on his head like ISIS, except he started to return every hour, until he had reached power level 20. It was then that I finally decapitated him. Then, I make it to the final mission, and guess who shows up to try and stop me? [b][i]TUMHORN THE SMASHER[/i][/b] Black tarp and all, then I slaughtered him again - after his pre-battle rant, of course. [spoiler]I guess you could say he was actually... [b][i]TUMHORN THE SMASHED[/i][/b][/spoiler]
