The Warrior of Darkness [SPOILER]

[Alberel]

It's worth noting that Derplander in the trailers is used as a symbolic representation of us as the players. In the same vein Elidibus referred to the WoD as 'you and yours' implying he was representative of a larger number. I think it's a fairly safe bet that the Warriors of Darkness (plural) will be reflections of our own characters. The single 'Derplander of Darkness' seen in the epilogue was merely representative much like Derplander is in the trailers.

[EdwinLi]

It's worth noting that Derplander in the trailers is used as a symbolic representation of us as the players. In the same vein Elidibus referred to the WoD as 'you and yours' implying he was representative of a larger number. I think it's a fairly safe bet that the Warriors of Darkness (plural) will be reflections of our own characters. The single 'Derplander of Darkness' seen in the epilogue was merely representative much like Derplander is in the trailers.

Well I am curious on how they will handle the WoD. After all there are many question I have about them such as..


-Will the WoD have their own voice actors or remain the silent type like our characters?

-Will the WoD represent the possibility of 4.0 being a separate storyline if they plan to give players the possibility to make a choice when they start a new character in 2.0 or 4.0 era?

-How will the WoD be properly incorporated if we are given a Trial or Dungeon where we may face them as a Boss fight?

and etc.

Too many question but only time will answer all.

[RyuDragnier]

It's worth noting that Derplander in the trailers is used as a symbolic representation of us as the players. In the same vein Elidibus referred to the WoD as 'you and yours' implying he was representative of a larger number. I think it's a fairly safe bet that the Warriors of Darkness (plural) will be reflections of our own characters. The single 'Derplander of Darkness' seen in the epilogue was merely representative much like Derplander is in the trailers.

How would they explain this considering the DRK questline? Sure I may be only at level 45, but that quest alone has revealed all, that Fray is really

ourselves, our dark thoughts and feelings, the actual way you'd think we as players are complaining about why we have to do all this crap.