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MISSION End of the Line | |
Game: | Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas |
For: | Sweet |
Location: | Ganton, Los Santos |
Target: | Big Smoke Frank Tenpenny |
Conditions of mission failure: | |
Player death, Sweet death, SWAT Tank destruction, Feltzer destruction, Tenpenny escapes | |
Reward(s): | |
Respect and $250,000 | |
Unlocked by: | Los Desperados After taking over 35% of gang territory in Los Santos |
- ""Fittin' to hit the block, see what's happening."
- ―Carl Johnson
End of the Line is the final storyline mission of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by his brother and leader of the Grove Street Families, Sweet Johnson from his home in Grove Street, Ganton, Los Santos.
Carl and Sweet Johnson have managed to find out where former friend, Big Smoke is hiding. They drive over to Smoke's hideout in East Los Santos avoiding rioters. Upon arriving, they see that Smoke's crack palace has heavy security and there's no way to enter the place except for breaking through the wall. Carl finds a SWAT Tank nearby and steals it while being attacked by SWAT officers and Ballas gang members. He successfully smashes the wall and enters the crack palace.
Upon entering, Carl makes his way through three floors while killing Ballas, Vagos, San Fierro Rifa, and Russian Mafia gang members as well as workers, whom all carry M4, AK-47, Sawn-off Shotgun and MP5s amongst other strong weapons. Carl manages to find Big Smoke, who claims that he doesn't feel any regrets over betraying the Grove Street Families and takes out a gun ready to battle Carl. During a shoot-out, Carl manages to kill Smoke and after a brief conversation questioning Smoke's decision, he says he had no choice and saw the opportunity for power and money before dying.
Frank Tenpenny, who had been watching the whole thing, arrives and asks Carl to put all of Smoke's money in his bag. Tenpenny threatens Carl with a shotgun, but Carl distracts him by shouting "Sweet!" which makes Tenpenny think that Sweet is hiding somewhere. After he notices that he got fooled, he tries to shoot Carl, but Carl swings. After that, Tenpenny runs to the second floor and sets the whole building on fire by shooting a generator and causing it to explode.. Carl goes the same way out and kills any gang member on his way while avoiding burning himself by the fires around the building.
After successfully escaping, Tenpenny attempts to drive away in his Firetruck, Sweet jumps on his Greenwood and then leaps at the ladder on the back of the truck, and hangs on from the ladder. Carl enters a parked Feltzer and starts to chase Tenpenny. During a long chase throughout Los Santos with rioters on the road throwing molotovs and police chasing the trio, a police officer in the truck gets out and starts stamping on Sweet's fingers. Carl gets the Feltzer under the ladder and Sweet drops onto the hood and then climbs over into the passenger seat.
Sweet then takes control of the car with Carl acting as the shooter with his Micro SMG. The chase continues throughout the city with Carl destroying Police Cars as well as rioters chasing them in cars and bikes. The chase comes to an end on the bridge going above Ganton where Tenpenny crashes his truck through a breakable part of the bridge and after shouting for a while, eventually dies at the heart of Grove Street territory, where all the game begins and ends.
Carl, Sweet, The Truth, Kendl, Cesar together start a conversation as Tenpenny says his last words and they head inside the Johnson House to talk about their future. Suddenly, Ken Rosenberg, Madd Dogg, Kent Paul and Maccer enter the house with everybody inside drawing their guns towards them. Madd Dogg announces his first gold record and they all celebrate their success before Carl heads out of the house "fittin' to hit the block, see what's happening". Following the end, Catalina calls for the last time and is heard having sex with her boyfriend Claude, in a tentative to make Carl jealous.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Drive to Big Smoke's Crack Fortress
- Go get the SWAT Tank
- Use the SWAT Tank to ram right through the entrance of Big Smoke's Crack Fortress
- Smoke is on the Fourth floor in his Penthouse Suite. You will have to work your way through three floors to get there
- Make your way to Floor 3
- Make your way to Floor 4
- Go get Big Smoke
- Smoke has switched the lights off go get the thermal goggles by the lower window
- Use the night vision goggles you have just picked up from Big Smoke to help you see in the dark and escape the building as quick as possible
- The floor is on fire use a fire extinguisher to help you get out
- Follow Tenpenny and make sure Sweet is safe, stay close to the fire truck and do not lose Tenpenny
- The cop is stamping on Sweet's fingers get your car close to him in case he loses his grip
- Protect the car from the police, Vagos and Ballas
The reward for finishing this mission is increased respect and $250,000.
After the mission
Although this is the final mission of the game, the game itself does not end upon its conclusion. Following the closing cutscene and closing credits, Carl is back on Grove Street. A last phone call from Catalina is received, after which Carl is free to roam about San Andreas as the game enters pure sandbox mode. Any leftover non-storyline missions such as the Zero and Casino strands can still be played out, as can street races, etc. A final WCTR news report is also triggered, detailing the aftermath of the riots. If 100% Completion has been attained, the various rewards will become available after the closing credits.
In sandbox mode certain aspects of the San Andreas universe continue to play out. Progress with the various girlfriends will still go up and down depending on whether Carl continues to date them or not; Carl's physical condition will still change depending on actions like working out and eating; enemy gang members may still randomly shoot at Carl when he passes.
Also, Gang Warfare conditions still apply, meaning Carl will still need to defend territory in Los Santos should any neighboring enemy gang areas remain.
- Big Smoke - Killed by Carl for betraying the Grove Street Families and to earn some respect to Sweet
- Frank Tenpenny - Dies after crashing his truck during a chase with Carl and Sweet.
- As this is the last mission of the game, all other mandatory submissions, races and odd jobs required for 100% completion must be accomplished before launching this mission (although as noted above, any leftovers can still be played out after the main game ends).
- Sweet's Greenwood is locked once Carl and Sweet arrive at Big Smoke's Crack Palace, and the player cannot enter it again during the mission. Sweet remains inside until he jumps onto the ladder of the firetruck.
- When CJ confronts Big Smoke, Smoke pulls a Combat Shotgun. However, when the gunfight begins, he uses an AK-47. Possibly for balancing reasons.
- Another oddity with Big Smoke is after the cutscene where Tenpenny leaves the drug lab, is that Smoke's head is under the couch, regardless of where the player killed him. He also has an AK-47 which he dropped and body armor, although this is unrealistic as Smoke's body armor is full of bullets in the cutscene where he dies.
- In the cutscene after Big Smoke dies, Tenpenny is armed with a combat shotgun. But in the next cutscene, when he shoots the generator, he is seen with a normal pump shotgun.
- No matter what pistol the player has in their inventory, Carl will always have a Desert Eagle when he confronts Smoke, and after he's killed Smoke. This will also be the default weapon Carl pulls out regardless what weapon the player has selected before the cutscene begins.
- The Feltzer in this mission is bulletproof/fireproof/explosionproof/damageproof, it can be obtained by failing the mission. The license plate reads " I LOVE MY AK".
- On rare occasions CJ will shout 'Hang on Sweet' just as he starts to chase Tenpenny.
- It is possible to get close enough to the firetruck and attempt to hijack it although it is locked.
- It is possible to obtain a one-carriage train (only the engine carriage).
- The Brown Streak locomotive will be solid only when the player drives past it. Other times, other trains just drive straight through it.
- Once the part 2 (The chase of the Firetruck) is failed, and you do the mission again, the first part (the gunfight inside the crack den) is skipped and directly to the part 2 scene, hinting that it automatically "Trip Skips" the scene.
- The two SWAT Tanks seen on this mission are the only two in the entire game. The one used to smash the wall can be stored in a garage, however it will disappear after the mission unless the player fails the mission.
- When the second SWAT Tank crashes through the wall of the crack palace, SWAT members will get out and start to assist the Ballas and Vagos. This could prove that CRASH could contain way more than just Tenpenny, Pulaski and Hernandez, possibly containing large amounts of officers from the LSPD and even the SWAT team.
- Tenpenny's firetruck has extreme speed, equal to a sports car rather than a firetruck. However, if you fail to catch Sweet and the mission is failed, the firetruck advances slowly and stops near Las Colinas after East Beach. You can follow it in the Feltzer and obtain it, although it goes slowly and has broken tires.
- The player is 100% free of police attention during the mission.
- The mission is played in three parts: The first ends when CJ kills Smoke and Tenpenny blows up the lab. The second ends when CJ exits the building and Sweet hangs on the firetruck, and the third is the remainder of the mission (chase and ending). If you had completed one or two parts and replay the mission, the first parts will be skipped and you will start from when you have failed the mission.
- The time in this mission is pre-written. Whether or not the player enters the mission at a certain time, the mission will start at 21:30 outside Sweet's house, so the confrontation between him and Smoke is normally early in the morning. Although, after Tenpenny blows up the lab and CJ is alone in Smoke's room, the time is 00:00. Concerning that the player has 7 minutes (7 game hours) to get out of the building, so when he gets out the time is around the first hours of the day. However, when he starts chasing Tenpenny, the time is 17:00, so the death of Tenpenny is around 5PM. The mission is finally passed at 01:15. That makes the mission considerably the longest in the GTA series, starting at 21:30 of the first day, and ending at 01:15 of the third day.
- When the player sees Big Smoke playing a video game, the joystick he's holding has no wire. Both it and the console resemble an original Xbox and controller.
- There are video game machines in Big Smoke's citadel, the player can play them, but you have to make sure that you can get out of the building. The game Big Smoke is playing can also be played, even though there is no TV around.
- It is rather odd that the gangsters in the building will not try to escape the building. This may be due to the lack of NPCs being able to enter/exit buildings.
- The game Red Dead Revolver has a mission with the same name.
- An easier way to kill Big Smoke is to go to Toreno's ranch before you start the mission and grab a minigun or obtain via a pick-up. Fire it at Big Smoke and you can defeat him in a few seconds.
- If you are really good, you can even use a melee weapon like a knife or a katana or even CJ's fists and pin Big Smoke to the ground by doing combo attacks and kill him that way.
- At the start of the mission, Sweet's car is invincible.
- At one point, a SWAT Tank breaks in through the wall from a back alleyway, allowing SWAT to enter the building. However, there is no back alleyway on the building's exterior, and there is no hole anywhere where the Tank could have burst in through. The tank comes from a fake world, as you can tell by re-entering the building after completing the mission, going upstairs to the hole and looking around the exterior.
- The third part of the mission is a reference to a 1997 American action film, Con Air, where Cyrus 'The Virus' Grissom (John Malkovich) escapes on a fire truck near the end of the film.
- Carl saying to the dead Tenpenny "See you around...officer!" is a reference to the first mission, in which Tenpenny shoves Carl out of his police car, saying "See you around, Carl!"
- Completing the Firefighter submission prior to going after Smoke makes Carl fireproof, allowing him to walk through the flames without having to deal with the fire extinguisher.
- Laid by the door to Big Smoke's Penthouse you can see a black carpet with white letters that say "NOT WELCOME - ROCKSTAR NORTH", and the Rockstar North logo.
- If the "Super Punch" cheat is activated during the mission, it is possible to kill Big Smoke in one punch. Note that even after that, he will still have bullet holes in his body armor.
- This is one of only two missions where Frank Tenpenny appears without Eddie Pulaski. (the other one being Body Harvest)
- Some pedestrians will sit near the entrance of Big Smoke's crack fortress, they can be killed with a single bullet. They're probably crack addicts as the ones seen in Cleaning The Hood.
- The beta version of the Premier based police car appears during the cut scene when Tenpenny's fire truck crashes onto Grove Street before he dies.
- The mission is referenced in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, when the police helicopter pilot says "LCPD! THIS IS THE END OF THE LINE!!!
- There is an error in the subtitles during the chase scene. Sweet tells CJ to keep these lunatics off our backs yet the subtitles read to keep them off their case.
- Smoke is not affected by explosive, therefore try to not use Grenades, Rocket Launcher and other explosive weapons, using it will only waste ammo.
- Carl smashing the SWAT tank into the crack palace is a reference to LAPD Chief Daryl Gates sending armored vehicles called "battering rams" to smash into suspected crack houses in South Central Los Angeles during the 80s crack epidemic.
- If player have a minigun it possible to kill Big Smoke easily.
- After complete the mission player lost ammo of Micro SMG.
See also
- Mission walkthrough
- Mission save (helicopter, bombardier and a tank in the desert garadge!) (Cannot be downloaded anymore because Megaupload has been shut down by the US)


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Squeeze out the extra rubbing alcohol and make sure your hands don't have any on them.
Orange = coolest
Red = next coolest
Blue = next coolest (hotter than red or orange)
Green = next hottest (hotter than blue)
Any color In between blue and white pretty hot
WHITE = DON'T TOUCH ANY WHITE FIRE NO IM NOT TALKING ABOUT CLEAR FIR IM TALKING ABOUT WHITE IT IS HOT ENOUGH TO MELT STEEL WITHIN 4 SECONDS. the reason you can touch the bottom is because the fire burns up and plus the fumes from the lighter fuel is going up it is way less hotter down there because there is not a lot of flame down there
it's ok to tell people what you know, but you don't have to lie (unless you really are a 17-year old science teacher...)
anyway, here's some info on fire colors:
-barely visible: about 500'C (975'F)
-Cherry-ish color, visible, but slightly dull: about 850'C(1550'F)
-Bright: about 1000'C (1850'F)
-deep orange: about 1100'C(2010'F)
-clear orange: about 1200'C(2200'F)
blue and green are other types of combustion, usually giving off about the temperature of a white-ish flame (1350'C(2400'F)(most gas-based fires tend to give a blue flame, green flames are mostly made by adding fine copperdust to the fuel, though there are some materials that burn green.)
-White-ish: about 1350'C(2400'F)
-Bright: about 1500'C(2700'F)
-Dazzling/roaring(the other white flames will probably roar too, but you will hear the difference): about 2000'C(3000'F)
the transfer from Celsius to Fahrenheit is not accurate, since i didn't use a tool to convert it.
anyway, the reason your hand doesn't burn is because the temperature the cloth gets at the bottom is around 100'C.
This sounds like alot, but the combination of a lack of heat conductors under the flame, combined with constantly moving the ball makes your hand stay cool.
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Miles said running back Alfred Blue scored a pair of touchdowns and led the team in rushing. Other offensive leaders included Jarvis Landry, Odell Beckham Jr., and Dillon Gordon with touchdowns. Miles said both Zach Mettenberger and Anthony Jennings threw TD passes.
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'The defensive front continues to improve,' Miles said. 'Danielle Hunter made some plays today that I really liked. Jordan (Allen) is big, strong and athletic. He didn't really have the opportunities last year because of the guys in front of him but now with another year in the program he is a guy who will play really well. Our ends are going to be really dominant.'
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Written on October 1, 2012 at 1:50 pm , by Paula Chin
Thank goodness my kid is only 11, so I've got another 7 years before panic time. But like a good Girl Scout, I like to be prepared, so when Family Circle decided to do a story on buying your teen's first car, I grabbed the wheel so I could get a little driver's ed myself.
I live in Manhattan, where it's not so common for parents to have cars, much less for their teens to be driving them. But I happen to have an economical, ultra-reliable Honda Civic coupe that I tool around in for shopping runs and weekend jaunts. The engine still purrs and I don't put much mileage on it, so I figure it could be my daughter's first car once she turns 18. Plus it's got so many dings and scratches that it won't matter how many more she adds.
Her dad is as frugal as I am, but laughs at me about this, since my beloved Honda will be a hoary 21 years old (!) and probably too much of junker once our girl starts driving. Turns out he's right. Writer Rick Newman's piece in the November issue of Family Circle taught me—among many other things—that as solid as my Honda seems, it doesn't have the requisite 6 air bags (2 in front, plus 2 side impact and 2 side curtain bags) to be safe. Plus, it's not hefty enough to offer the best protection in a crash (you want at least a midsize sedan for that). In fact, his guide on buying a good used car is so smart and succinct that I'm tearing it out and filing it away for the year 2019.
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It would seem that sharks don't like SUP'ers either.
We Should listen dont go out this weekend.
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wow. I've never heard of a shark "nibbling" on someones board or kayak... until now.
Could you make a few copies for cape may and ocean city.
Sharks? In the ocean? Really? Well I never...
Yes, minor bumps and eating a whale are "Highly Aggressive Encounters".
One step away from trenchcoats and semi-automatic weapons, I'd say.
Thanks for this informative bulletin. Keep up the good work.
[Next week's update: Killer fish attacks angler's baited hook. Run for the hills]
Be careful champ,
Now this is more like it...
Didn't think the Coast Guard would use terms like "SUP" and "line-up" but then again what do I know...


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Originally posted by bcbully All the servers were high after Anet increased server capacity. So i don't think that has anything to do with 9 servers being medium now. |
Well 22 pages of suggestions of what you can do at level 80 says it all really . The thing is mmos arn't static games they always have new content added to them . I would think you will annual expansion packs and maybe mini-expansions more frequently than that . Theres always alts to level and always new crafts to level with those alts . PVP offers a huge amount of longterm gameplay as well . In fact in WoW all I do at 85 is PvP . I think its all a matter of perspective but GW2 seems to offer as good if not better an endgame than pretty much all the mmos on the market today . And it has no sub . I'm actually looking at the War Z as well because it appears to be another buy to play mmo . |
Originally posted by The_Korrigan as any new game with large scale combat the easiest thing to do if you have no idea what's going on is follow the herd of people.. now don't get me wrong WvW needs zergs how else do you storm a castle without a mass of people? But overall WvW is hardly just zerg vs zerg as many people on these forums claim.. it also isn't just greater population = win everytime.. try playing in a match with two teams with good leaders makes a WORLD of difference in the battle and what goes on.. as time goes more people will take the leader roles and the battles will get better and better I angered the clerk in a clothing shop today. She asked me what size I was and I said actual, because I am not to scale. I like vending machines 'cause snacks are better when they fall. If I buy a candy bar at a store, oftentimes, I will drop it... so that it achieves its maximum flavor potential. --Mitch Hedberg |
Well my experience with this game lasted 2 days, after those I gave my account and my box to my nephew. Result? After 36 hrs he gave me the game back. Epic fail, back to SWTOR!!!!!! |
Originally posted by Zuvielify One small factor you are getting wrong about this game....you will go back and you do go back. Unlike TOR where there is no reason to go back to the lower level area, in GW2 there is and it drops your level into the range of the area you are in so that it's not pointless to jump in to the DE's while there. Just the exploration aspect will bring you back if you care about that kind of thing, there are a lot of hidden places that you will miss while leveling. |
Originally posted by sookster54 I find it interesting how players will make a sweeping, generalized and negative statement against another game typically loaded with Hyperbole, then turn around and give us an example of something they did in the game they like as if its just the way thnigs are, always and forever. For every example of fun you have in GW2 PVP others can list many more where it was a steamrolling zergfest of a lynch mob. And for every example of PVP in a "shoebox" you state, there are many more who will tell you an example of an epic battle they had in Wintergergrasp or Conquest. If all these one off examples of epic-ness were the rule and not the exception, I doubt we'd be seeing so much backlash against these games right after they launched and failed to deliver on the over rated hype they enjoyed during development. |
Originally posted by SuperXero89 Tell you what, skip all side content, just level up our toon to lvl 80 and complain that game have no longevity or something. I bought GW2 first day pre-order was available. I was in headstart. I played the game as warrior and I knew what I'm doing since I was in beta weekends. When I want to "advance" I'm doing my story, hearts and stuff. When I'm bored with that I'm going to town and I'm doing some crafting using money I got from traveling and mats I found on the map. When I have new equipment and I'm bored with crafting I'm going to reveal yet another area, find some vistas, point of interests and stuff. When I'm bored with that I join PVP. When I'm bored with that I ask on guild chat and we are going on dungeon hunting. When I'm traveling I'm always trying to find some nice places, jumping puzzles etc. Sometimes in far side of the cave or something you can find narrow path with nice place at the end and treasure box. BTW: I still have world vs world and I can always go back to crafting or something. And there is also lot of dynamic events around :) Hundreds of them! There is plenty stuff to do and I enjoy it all. This is what I like in this game. It's rewarding no mater what to do. As example, exploration in TOR or RIFT was useless. Waste of time. Nothing interesting. This is one of few games where I enjoy just wandering around and looking into every corner. Longevity ? I have 2x lvl 30 toons and I'm playing from very first day. I think that after a year or something I will be able to say "I'm finished". Expansion will be coming then probably AND ANet promised that they have team that will provide new content on monthly basis (new equipment, events and stuff). Doing speed run in game like this is just like forcing early ejaculation :P You just don't do that. Enjoy. |
Originally posted by Aerowyn Funny how the GW2 grind is "striving for something", whereas the WoW grind is a "treadmill". Your point is fine, but your wording is, mildly put, offensive. |
Originally posted by TalulaRose I would play and enjoy GW2 even if there was the usual $15/month subscription. I actually already bougth for 30 Euros worth of gems - the same I would have paid for one month for my two WoW accounts. Unlike some, I don't mind paying for a leisure activity I enjoy, and I don't expect everything on the Internet to be free either. Originally posted by ApacHeAM Thank you. At least you made me laugh :) Originally posted by nsignific The difference is obvious... in GW2, you are not a "gimp" until to finished the "grind". You don't need to be canon fodder for weeks if not months before being able to compete. And that, for many, changes everything. It's the difference between being forced in the grind and something you do at your own pace because it's not mandatory. |
Originally posted by GeezerGamer The "steamrolling zergfest of a lynch mob" is not the game's fault it is the playerbase. Defending/taking down player bases in SWG was some of the best MMO PvP I have ever participated in. While my memories are of the epic battles full of strategy...most of the time it was zerging or fending off the zerg. GW2 WvW is the same... and it's fun as hell imho. BTW I agree with you about Wintergrasp, it was a smaller version of this and had it's excting moments. Too bad it was not on a larger scale. |
Originally posted by GeezerGamer i agree epic pvp battles are to be had in many games but WOW Wintergrap keep and Tol Barad dont last longer than 30 minutes TOR, i have no clue on duration of matches |
Another thing. Lore and story are important to longevity. They are not the be all end all, ask bioware, but it's important to give players a sense of being a part of the world and what's happened and happening to it. It gives meaning to your actions. If RIFT had better lore/story delivery, I'd probably still be playing. I played for 10 months. Up until now I felt RIFT had the worst story/lore delivery. GW2 now takes the cake, it's a bismal. I shouldn't have to look under a rock to find it. Level 55 with 200+ hours played, and no clue what's going on. Sure tell me I'm playing wrong, but I know I'm not the only one. I like that type stuff, it's nothing something that I gloss over when I come across. All I'm finding are a bunch of random plays telling me why I should escort or defend this camp. http://www.twitch.tv/sunshineNB |
Originally posted by dumpcat You missed my point. I was trying to say that it's easy to bash one game with generalizing hyperbole while ignoring anything positive to be said about it, then exaggerate some claim about another game with an example of "There was this one time..." as if it's always like that, to support the claim when in reality, both and/or neither actually deserve the descriptions they got by the poster. |
Originally posted by nsignific It's like they are trying or coining terms and throwing out buzz words to discredit the entire industry and all that came before. We'll see how this stratagy ends up working out. 2 million sold so far which is good, but that means there are about 13 million active mmorpgrs out there playing something else that these broad, simplified, general terms may offend. http://www.twitch.tv/sunshineNB |
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Originally posted by bcbully Some of the best examples of this type of discrediting "all that come before" is when they go off on the "carrot on a stick" and how people like the gear treadmil talking about Raiding. Then they add something like "Because they want to stomp other players" as if that's their motivation. And those statements only bare their own ignorance anyway since noone stomps other players in Raid gear anyway. |
Originally posted by bcbully i agree GW2 world lore lacks when compared to GW1 ive seen lore, especially in the charr zones, because you'll find landmarks w writing related to GW1 lore if you dont do your personal story, you'll miss the ongoing lore your level 28 story quest should have sent you to Lions Arch where primary pieces of the GW2 story are revealed indirectly through kids playing a game Guild Wars 2: Destiny's Edge - Children's version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmcOMKCbB2g&feature=relmfu |
Originally posted by Nadia Now, if only the personal story didn't contradict the rest of the GW2 experinence. |
Originally posted by Nadia Thank you. I will do some more of the story. Maybe the lore is better ;) ot - Nord personal story = The Great Hunt? All I could think about was doing the swtor bounty hunter storyline "The Great Hunt." uhg. I rolled human instead lol. http://www.twitch.tv/sunshineNB |
To GezerGamer - the personal doesn't contradict the lore. To me it actually enhances the lore, since it places the personal history of your character in the Tyrian lore. Yes the character acting could be better. Do you understand all of the Tyrian Lore - or just GW1? There were 3 books that explain the lore AFTER GW1. To totally understand it all - one needs to read them also. |


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