| My new Delilah Displate was delivered today, it's gorgeous! Posted: 02 May 2021 03:59 AM PDT |
| Disjointed Posted: 02 May 2021 12:50 PM PDT |
| I kinda wonder if Daud’s lethal method of neutralizing Delilah would have led to the same outcome . Posted: 02 May 2021 10:55 AM PDT After Brigmore Witches, Delilah wandered the Void for a while before finding the Outsider's birth island and using it to merge with him and use those powers to contact the world of man and influence the Duke, Ashworth, etc to pull her out and help stage the coup Here's my thought: isn't wandering the void EXACTLY what happens to discordant spirits of the deceased? I would definitely call Delilah discordant due to her heavy magic use among other things. So the painting method or the knife to the throat both would lead to void-wandering. Another thing of note. Delilah was brought back via a seance. The actual literal definition of a seance is a ritual to contact the DEAD. This makes me wonder if Daud actually DID directly kill her. Food for thought :P submitted by /u/FrankWest21CP [link] [comments] |
| How is Delilah still around in D2? Posted: 02 May 2021 07:16 AM PDT I just finished Dishonored 1 and all of its DLCs. I'm now playing D2 and found out that Delilah is the main villain, even though (supposedly) Daud either killed her or trapped her in Brigmore Witches... Is this something that is explained later in the game? Or does the canon ending for Brigmore Witches revolve around Daud failing to kill her but stopping ber plans? submitted by /u/Omiboy20 [link] [comments] |
| I'm bad a this but at least I tried Posted: 02 May 2021 05:16 AM PDT |
| just finished 2 Posted: 02 May 2021 03:20 PM PDT pretty damn good, i think i still prefer 1 but it's a solid sequel. i really loved the time travel element in that one mission, disappointed it was in that area only because i really love that mechanic. I played as corvo, i tried emily for a mission but i really didn't like far reach even though it's basically the same as blink. i did it high chaos in the worst way possible by trying to stealth but then failing horribly and then just killing everyone attacking me, the leech bonecharm thing was extremely helpful for that lol. i will definitely do ng+ at some point, probably in high chaos again because i'm gonna have to get very used to the maps before i try low chaos and avoid killing. my only problems with the game were how underused the time travel was and how awful the store is. i understand the whole not having a piero on the boat but i wish it was better than a black market plotted somewhere in the map. (no spoilers for death of the outsider, don't even own it yet lmao) submitted by /u/MrSkobbels [link] [comments] |
| If Dishonored 3 is set in Morley... Posted: 02 May 2021 01:57 AM PDT Dishonored is „resting for now" and if it comes back, it would focus on new characters and maybe visit new places like Morley, Tyvia or Pandyssia. Maybe there will be a time skip – we know from Billie that things in the world are really bad 3 years after DOTO. Now let's sum up what we know about Morley and possible events in D3 from games and books: - Morley is heavily based on Ireland and Scoltand. Green hills and rich soil, but also dreary damp, dark moors and mires. Wynnedown is the capitol city.
- Morleyans are fiercely independant and almost a half century ago they rebelled due to public outcry against the exploitation of Morley and its people by the extremely wealthy families from other nations (Morley Insurrection). After loosing the war Morley's ability to self-govern was dismantled by Gristol Parliament and Morleyan navy was constrained, becoming ineffective in defense from a plague of pirates raiding shores.
- A few months after DOTO there was the Tree-Day War between forces of the queen and the king of Morley. Now both monarchs are dead, so civil wars might erupt soon. Sister Rosewyn foretold in DOTO: „More political unrest in Morley. Useless squabbles to no end. At Lord Kerrington's next feast, they will display the head of a bloodox as a centerpiece, and assassinate their rival at the dinner table".
- Morley is renowned for its food culture and is important food source for the rest of the Empire. Especially Tyvia is highly dependent on imported food.
- The famine caused by a blight (similiar to Irish Potatoe Famine) has ravaged a big part of Morley just after Insurrection. It ruined a whole generation and forced many Morleyans to emigrate far from home. New crops from south saved the population from starvation, but… a prophecy from Blind Sisters in D2 mentions another blight, this time starting from south: „No, no, sister, that's not what he intends to do. He will carry them to the harvest market, as he swore he would. But the harvest... the harvest will fail. I see it now, all is withered with blight. Now the rot is upon all the fields east of Potterstead, and to the south... to the south the fields are burning. We must warn them. Burn the fields. Make a black line across the map to stop the blight..." and from sister Rosewyn in DOTO: „A baker using sawdust instead of flour in Karnaca".
- Morleyans value art and education above all else. The intellectuals, inventors and artists could be found even among the poorest folk. Morley is renowned for it numerous art galleries, museums and the famous University of Wynnedown, attacting top minds across the islands, but most Morleyans can't afford it and blaime foreign aristocrats for that.
- The Leviathan Company operates in Morley and now builds the Leviathan Causeway – a new type of rail network, able to link all parts of the Empire with fast travel routes. When it's finished, it would shift the balance of power from Dunwall to Wynnedown (Dishonored meets Deus Ex). The corporation employs some of the best natural philosophers and is greatly interested in how the nature of magic was altered after events in DOTO, with the largest collection of runes and bonecharms in their hands. They have tools to study and measuere the supernatural. They also discovered how to enter the Void hollows and use the Void stones as a powerful fuel, putting whale oil to shame. Remember the book by Barnoli Mulani) and his ambitions to explore and eventually conquer the Void? Leviathan Company could aim for that and after dissolution of the Abbey of the Everyman (6 months after DOTO) there is probably no one to stop them.
- Witches are important part of a folklore and encouraged creativity among Morleyans in the past. The legend mentions two powerful witches, untouchable by any weapon and able to force armies to their knees with just a gesture. Unlike Delilah, they did good for their people and put bloody civil war to an end by crowning the first queen and king of Morley. Just a wild guess, but a part of Billie's arm looks like witches work, so maybe they somehow aided the Outsider in creation of it just like Pierro did with the Heart?
- The altar used to create the Outsider (the one from D2 cutscene) was discovered in the Void Hollow in Alba city. It still has a magic of its own and a skilled person with a knowledge can tap to at least some of its power. The artifact was lost durning events in The Veiled Terror Book and there was a suggestion it was cut in two before.
- If there are any signs in stars urging to create the new Outsider, the famous Royal Morley Observatory in Alba migt be a good place to observe them.
- Wyman is a noble from Morley and a close friend of Emily. (S)he is also secretly in charge of the Leauge of Protectors – a clandestine organization founded to „defend against the scourge both from within and without, to safeguard the legacy of the Throne in perpetuity, whatever maybe". The League seems to be well organized and funded and has its agents in almost every city across the Isles. Strangely, the League didn't care much about the coup in D2 and Wyman left Dunwall just before it started. Agents to the League tried to track and kill Daud, but in the same time they didn't want to hurt Billie.
- Festival of Churners is a national festival, a celebration of both the dead and the living. At the shores families cook feasts together and toss parts of it to the waves to feed their deceased relatives. People believe that splashing sounds in the middle of the night mean that the dead are near. It reminds me of the Outsider's whispers from hollows in DOTO: „They scream against indifference and whisper questions. All their hate, their loneliness, their terror. They break against the rocks, one wave after another." and „All the old boundaries are falling apart. Between the living and the dead, the real and the forgotten. She watches them crumbling.".
- The famous orchids of Morley are a key ingredient in several medicinal elixirs, including Piero's Spiritual Remedy and Addermire Solution (let me play a witch with a knowledge about the alchemy, please please Arkane!).
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| Vice Overseer Byrne and Paolo non-lethal Posted: 02 May 2021 09:57 AM PDT Hi guys, once again I come with a doubt. I just delivered Byrne to Paolo, but I didn't kill him, just knocked him out. Stats still say 0 kills and 0 enemies spotted (I'm doing a ghost clean hands playthrough). Question is: will it count as a kill by the end of the mission? submitted by /u/voidreaver26 [link] [comments] |
| Trying for clean hands achievement, how do I deal with tallboys? Posted: 01 May 2021 10:51 PM PDT I've beaten the game and now I'm going back for seconds, but Im trying for the Clean Hands achievement, and Im wondering how I take them down without killing them, especially when they invade the pub in the late game. submitted by /u/The_Thot_Slayer69 [link] [comments] |
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