Quote Originally Posted by Vilhem View Post
Did you watch/enjoy it? >_>

Also, Neille purposely made the goob go berserk so that his party (himself, F'lhaminn, the lala twins and the roegadyn) could be billed as Ul'dah's "heros" once they took care of the goob. Then Thancred showed up and stole his thunder LOL. His party is naive in their ideallistic quest, and so they weren't seriously counting on casualties (collateral damage).

They passed out the flowers because it was believed that they were rare and warded off beasts. Prior to the parade, Neille was said to be buying them en-masse. He even buys the one the player has. Neille knew what the horn could do, it wasn't a matter of making the parade a better show.

Here's some more screengrabs of the horn to satiate your thirst for knowledge! It's enormous compared to the Limsa one (Sthalmann was holding it in his fingers almost, whereas the Ul'dah one..damn its big o_O)


forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/57049-CG-Midlander?p=906298&viewfull=1#post906298

I covered the Ul'dah storyline in depth which lead to the discovery of Ascilia = Minfilia http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...l=1#post910450

Nielle and his circle are sons and daughters of Syndicate members, the objective was to have Greinfarr kill the Goobbues and be a Gladiator hero, but it didn't go according to plans. Instead of just breaking free, they went on a rampage. Also one thing I noticed about the Ul'dah Horn is it puts monsters to sleep before it enrages them. I think I bring this up in my summary. Pretty good read if you haven't read it already. Basically it all comes down to the 3 City-states scenarios being an Echo.

Here's my timeline post: http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...l=1#post916706