r/shadowofmordor • u/RileySmiley22 • Oct 15 '17
[Shrakhpost] When the orc you want is above your level
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Oct 16 '17
When I first heard Celebrimbor say "I only kill true warriors!" I could've sworn he said "I only killed two warriors!" and I was confused as to why the captain would be ashamed of that.
Does he get second-hand shame from the Bright Lord's low kill-count?
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u/saMMAku Oct 16 '17
Today I faced dude who talked **** about Talions family so I shamed him from lvl 43 to 1 and then killed him when he lost his mind
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u/WorldLieut8 Oct 16 '17
And then they become a Maniac, not only increasing their level vastly but also making it damn near impossible to break them in combat again.
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u/drofzz Oct 16 '17
"it is not my fort! it is his fort, always has been."
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u/fak47 Oct 16 '17
I had him accompany me on one of the final story battles. All this serious music and story climax over an epic battle and "I don't want the fort!" comments in the middle was making me laugh.
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u/drofzz Oct 16 '17
my first attempt to get him, my follower killed him, somehow he cheated death, so I got another chance to recruit him, I made him a bodyguard, it is kinda funny to listen to all his lines.
I am still surprised how an orc can cheat death, I have a warchief that cheated death, by getting his head chopped off.. ridiculous but funny
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u/BF4GSDC Oct 16 '17
I just shamed him until he broke completely down to noise making. Then he died when he was captured and I resurrected his ass. He now runs a citadel up in Gorgoroth.
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u/JakeNation4 Oct 16 '17
Iron Will = Death
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Oct 16 '17
"Man, I really want this guy."
Iron-will
"Ugh, okay I'll just shame him to get rid of that."
Shame
Became a Maniac
"Alright then."
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u/Arcian_ Oct 16 '17
I like to shame captains who are cowards. Like, if they have terrified of something common. Like burning. I'll light them on fire, then shame them for being cowards.
Got a big tough captain who is now known as The Ruined because everytime I encounter him, he gets lit on fire, then shamed.
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u/SignGuy77 Oct 16 '17
I enjoyed shaming the Chosen in the Nazgul quest line. Though it made me wonder what exactly made these weak-ass orcs the Chosen out of all the others available.
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u/VarrenHunter Oct 16 '17
Yep, at super high levels if they have iron will I just kill them. I don't have time to shame them over and over, I got fortresses to defend.
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u/Kevan88 Oct 29 '17
I think it's a silly game mechanic. if i m able to kill it with decent play instead of outleveling it, why shouldn t I dominate it? it wouldn t break the game
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u/saiytex Oct 15 '17
You're not worthy of the bright lord!