I just finished the main quest of Nehrim plus a dozen of side quests. I appreciate this game very much, from the scenic design, original music, well twisted quests.
Everything is just fantastic. But the ending just disappoints me by letting Kim die without logic reasoning. Besides Kim is a charming girl with a miserable background, without parents, slaved by some villains. I wish I could save and protect her.
SureAI, you make a big mistake here, as a fan of this game, I plea you change this part of the ending! Please, let our Kim back!!
Plese use spoiler tags. There are players here who havent seen this part of Nehrim yet, and we dont want to take their fun.
There have been many complaints about it, and there are MODs out there to change this. But i doubt it will ever be changed by the Nehrim Team, the story just is like that.
Well, actually, my husband thinks that the game has quite a happy ending. You achieved what Narathzul or you wanted. Narathzul does find some peace, finally.
He was expecting something like being defeated by Fate in the end ( when I told him that the ending is quite sad.)
Well, Nehrim has a structure of a classical tragedy and, personally, I think that saving Kim would spoil this ...I don't know how to put it... final impression on the whole plot. You know, mostly no happy endings in classical tragedies which revolved around the notion of 'fate' and 'destiny'. It was fate which played tricks on mere humans and it played one on Kim too, I guess. And you did defeat Fate. Which, I guess, is a really optimistic ending after all.
And there IS some logic reasoning in Kim's death. Look at Arkt. He's alone. Maybe that is what being a Shadow God involves? The price is definitely high. Have you read the Ancient Diaries of the Fallen Shadow God? Let mi cite one : ' All the people who stood close, who have known me, are dead. Their destiny was to be of those who do not survive the game.' The same happens to you, everyone you made friends with is dead, Merzul, Callisto, Kim, Narathzul.
Well, actually, my husband thinks that the game has quite a happy ending. You achieved what Narathzul or you wanted. Narathzul does find some peace, finally.
He was expecting something like being defeated by Fate in the end ( when I told him that the ending is quite sad.)
Well, Nehrim has a structure of a classical tragedy and, personally, I think that saving Kim would spoil this ...I don't know how to put it... final impression on the whole plot. You know, mostly no happy endings in classical tragedies which revolved around the notion of 'fate' and 'destiny'. It was fate which played tricks on mere humans and it played one on Kim too, I guess. And you did defeat Fate. Which, I guess, is a really optimistic ending after all.
And there IS some logic reasoning in Kim's death. Look at Arkt. He's alone. Maybe that is what being a Shadow God involves? The price is definitely high. Have you read the Ancient Diaries of the Fallen Shadow God? Let mi cite one : ' All the people who stood close, who have known me, are dead. Their destiny was to be of those who do not survive the game.' The same happens to you, everyone you made friends with is dead, Merzul, Callisto, Kim, Narathzul.
my feelings exactly. that is one thing i actually liked about oblivion. so many major characters can or will die during the main quest. made the game seem more realistic. The dark brotherhood quest line too. However, that did seem a bit too unresolved or incomplete (but mods help).
Experience may offer the best lessons, maybe even the most important ones; however, that doesn’t make her a good teacher… for only a poor teacher kills her students. –me
Fortune favors the foolish – because more often than not, the only thing separating bravery from stupidity is luck. -me as well
Well, actually, my husband thinks that the game has quite a happy ending. You achieved what Narathzul or you wanted. Narathzul does find some peace, finally.
He was expecting something like being defeated by Fate in the end ( when I told him that the ending is quite sad.)
Well, Nehrim has a structure of a classical tragedy and, personally, I think that saving Kim would spoil this ...I don't know how to put it... final impression on the whole plot. You know, mostly no happy endings in classical tragedies which revolved around the notion of 'fate' and 'destiny'. It was fate which played tricks on mere humans and it played one on Kim too, I guess. And you did defeat Fate. Which, I guess, is a really optimistic ending after all.
And there IS some logic reasoning in Kim's death. Look at Arkt. He's alone. Maybe that is what being a Shadow God involves? The price is definitely high. Have you read the Ancient Diaries of the Fallen Shadow God? Let mi cite one : ' All the people who stood close, who have known me, are dead. Their destiny was to be of those who do not survive the game.' The same happens to you, everyone you made friends with is dead, Merzul, Callisto, Kim, Narathzul.
This did remind me somewhat of PS:T, but PS:T has a more delicatedly arranged ending - the seeking of true death which makes more sense if we talks about defeating the fate.
Whereas in Nehrim, rather than feeling the defeat of the fate, It's more a feeling of cheated by the fate. My point is the whole idea behind the main quest of Nehrim is to free the manhind from the tyranny which implicitly means mankind itself is the meaning and the objective, not just the course or measurement. But all the people involved with this campaign of freeing mankind lost their most valuables, even their own lives. They are used (by whom, the Creator, maybe, remeber at the end although the messenger of the Creator is defated, but the Creator is still intact) as simple instruments for this purpose. This leads to ironical self-contradiction! And is the ending a truly happy ending? Is mankind really free? I think otherwise. The prerequisite of freedom existence is limitation and freedom is always something must be strived for instead of could be given.
ps> Apologize for my first post. I forgot to hide the spoiler. I guess I am somewhat upset by the ending.
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But, I felt that Fate shown what the price for it's defeat was, I only wish we could find another love...Wait, someone make a mod for that, NOW!!!!
i know! someone make a mod where you need to save kim's long lost brother\sister from some deadly evil thingy. (yes, i'm only half joking)
Experience may offer the best lessons, maybe even the most important ones; however, that doesn’t make her a good teacher… for only a poor teacher kills her students. –me
Fortune favors the foolish – because more often than not, the only thing separating bravery from stupidity is luck. -me as well
