![]() There is also something about “aspects” and Lazarus but I can’t relate it very well because I just plain didn’t understand it. Exemplar Kerida gets caught in another trap, and the Eye floats away. Several fights later we find the Eye of Janthir, and a mini-boss protects herself in another Bloodstone trap mechanic, so then we have to solve the brain teaser puzzle in the middle of a fight. (I think the actual solution was to click every other anchor point.) I wasn’t in the mood for a brain teaser so I used the tried-and-true random clicking method, which eventually worked. She is imprisoned in a Bloodstone trap which is a thinly-disguised brain teaser puzzle. Then we meet Anise’s contact, Exemplar Kerida, a new character for this chapter whose vocal stylings somewhat resemble Cruella De Vil. The Commander unintentionally voices what we’re all thinking about the Guild Wars 2 story all the time: “Why put your hideout somewhere easy when you can put it up there?” Indeed, why make any part of a story accessible when you can gate it behind arbitrarily difficult challenges? This leads to a White Mantle Hideout and a massive jumping puzzle. Countess Anise speaks some techno-babble about the Eye of Janthir being able to lead us to Balthazar, so we head off to Northern Brisban to find one of Anise’s contacts who also happens to be on the trail of the Eye. One Path Ends, the last chapter in Living World Season 3, begins with a trip to the temple in Divinity’s Reach, where we find that the Priest of Balthazar is amusingly “drunk on faith” now that Balthazar has returned. This one probably more than any of the others. This is the first time I’ve ever seen an SSD fail, but it’s only the third one I’ve ever owned, so I have to conclude they don’t have a very high success rate.īy the way, I probably should have mentioned that all of these posts contain massive spoilers for Living World Season 3. Once I finally determined it was the SSD (not so easy, since all tests indicated it was perfectly fine), I installed an older, smaller SSD from an old laptop and reinstalled Windows, so I’ve now got a blank new machine for all intents and purposes. PC problems have a way of pushing all other concerns to the background. Apologies for the delay, but my SSD drive failed and caused all manner of random crashing issues for four days.
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