Completed Let's play Gods: Lands of Infinitron

[Baron Dupek]

say what again?

 

[abnaxus]

Part 22 – Revelations

Spoiler

Back at the Silver Forest, Illithien will restore Dyodromax for Vivien.

We’ve been successful, Goddess. We bring you the Heart of the Star!

You acted well, my children. The Heart of the Star will give you crystals for many of your wondrous artifacts, and will strengthen the magic of the elves.

And you, Vivien, here is the Elcanior which you will need for completing Dryodomax, the divine weapon. I wouldn’t give it to you if I weren’t sure about your honesty. It is a great destructive weapon that has ability to destroy any crystal in the world, along with the crystal that is the core of the deadly weapon in your own world.

You must go, now, to Atharmaen’ s Gate, the Portal of Time and Space, through which you can return to your native sphere… to your home…

Now, upon leaving the area, the Elven party members will all leave.

I know, my friends. You helped me a lot. I will never forget…

Please visit us any time you’re in our country.

Don’t worry, my Elven friends. Thanks again, and good bye.

When the three are gone, though, there is a bit of a surprise.

What are you talking about? Are you alright?

I must admit that you acted brilliantly. You’ve managed to find and assemble all parts of Dyodromax. But now… it shall be mine!

What?! What would you need Dyodromax for?

We have much more in common than you think, Vivien. I also do not belong to this world. And I carry the same power as you.

Kind of an ironic development, considering Wolfgamaar is so pathetically weak.

Now there’s a short cutscene of Wolfgamaar going full saiyan on Vivien.

No mortal being can possess such power! Who are you?!

I am Nienhbar, the avatar of Ysgaardan, the God of Water. When he discovered that you had been sent to another world to seek the counterweapon, he created and sent me to pursue you.

My mission was to find the counterweapon for my master and ensure that no one else would get it. Otherwise, I’d have to destroy it if necessary.

When I discovered that one part of the counterweapon is in these polar region, I set out to find it. But I found you and learnt that you already possessed one part, and knew how to get the rest of them.

Now, give me Dyodromax or you shall die!

One of us must fall, but it won’t be me!

Because Vivien’s divine essence is restored, she now has a new skill: Divine Attack. It is a powerful attack that completely drain the Mana bar and does damage proportionate to the amount of mana.

Vivien is supposed to beat Wolfgamaar using this Divine Attack, but he can also be hurt with the Sword of Light.

Wolfgamaar gets critically overkilled like the massive cuck he is.

However Vivien still loses in a lame cutscene, CD Projekt style.

Wolfgamaar somehow destroys Dyodromax. The mighty divine weapon gets broken by the shitty axe of a dying retard. Makes sense.

Luckily, Biff the Understudy appears out of nowhere to assist.

Who are you?

I’m your only hope. You must follow me.

Why should I trust you? I know nothing about you.

But I know everything about you, Vivien, the avatar of Arswaargh. And much more.

The Death Crystal, which Mortagorn found and adjusted for his evil plans, is a threat far more dangerous than you can even imagine. To explain the origin of the Crystal, we must go deep into the history of our Universe.

In the beginning, there was one world… an endless and infinite wasteland full of an indefinite amount of wild energy. The first being to be created was a spirit born from chaotic crashes of energetic clusters.

Chaos of the world was the only thing he saw, and it deeply rooted in his mind. Thus He became the God of Chaos. But gradually he became tired of the chaos that was ever-changing, but yet was all the same.

He started to manipulate energy and matter. He crashed one with the other, and many explosions illuminated the world – destruction was the only thing he could do. Finally; he put all his anger, desire, disillusion, and despair into the Ultimate Blast – knowing there must be something else The explosion scattered his astral body into pieces…

…Six half-dead pieces of his astral body were spread into the universe and became the essences of the future Gods. When they woke up from their sleep, they saw new forms of matter forged after the Ultimate Blast, and the big spheres of energy which became first stars.

And they started to play with this world – using their new powers of fire, water, earth and wind. They became the Gods of the Elements. The fifth God started to give life to the new creations, and they started to move. The sixth God became the Judge, considering which of the creations were good, and which of them were failures.

He took the life energy from the failed creatures, stored it, and returned it back to the God of Life. He became the God of Death.

But the God of Death was not satisfied with his powers. He could only take lives from other beings, but could not create life of his own. At last, in secrecy, he hid some of the dying beings and gave them his own energy. Thus he deceived God of Life. He began to steal the life energy from the dead for his own creatures. Their numbers grew faster and faster.

The creatures condemned to death lived anyway – ugly, damaged, evil – wielding powers that should never have been left without control. The evil creatures were not willing to live in isolation for long. They spread throughout the world, attacking other beings, killing whole nations, and creating their own kingdoms.

When the Five Gods summoned their armies to challenge this evil, the God of Death fought them back, protecting his creatures – whom he loved as his own children.

In burning rage, he killed the God of Life, draining all life energy from him. At last, the annoyed Gods defeated the God of Death with a magical trap – they created a powerful crystal which drained all the energy around it. Thus the God of Death has been imprisoned in the crystal.

But the world without the Gods of Life and Death was out of balance and apocalypse didn’t wait long. Evil creatures could not die, and new beings could not be born. The great wars broke out in the world – even Gods were fighting with one another. In the final battle, the Gods used such powers that they disrupted the time-space base of the world.

The world collapsed, destroying everything that had existed. When One World was destroyed, thousands of small worlds originated, isolated one from another – with the weakened essences of the Gods, who waited to be born. One of these new worlds would have been your Bellarion.

Mortagorn uses shards of the Great Crystal, the divine trap where ancient God of Death was imprisoned. The shards drain all energy, life and divine, from living and astral beings. They can even kill a god. Your only chance is to go back in time and destroy the Great Crystal, the God Trap, so it won’t exist in the future when Mortagorn abused it to dominate your world.

But what happens to the God inside the Great Crystal?

The mighty divine essence of an ancient god would spread to the universe, and new divine beings and demi-gods would be born from its sparks.

New gods?

Yes. The sparks of new gods. It all already happened. A traveler from the future destroyed the Great Crystal, and many of the gods were created. That traveler was you. You must now go to the Birth of the Universe and complete the circle of time.

You must destroy the Great Crystal. The thread of fate which holds the whole Universe together is in your hands.

Atharmaen’s gate is in Thelminadris, on top of a temple like building.

 

[Nekot-The-Brave]

 

[abnaxus]

Developers just ran out of time.

 

[Darth Roxor]

wat

 

[abnaxus]

Part 23 – The Dark Crystal

Spoiler

Through the portal Vivien enters a p. hellish world.

Biff the Understudy btw is the most powerful mage in the world who comes equipped with all the most powerful spells in the game.

Vivien is *supposed* to use Divine Attack in every battle here, but it is not necessary. Grand Melee with the Sword of Light works too and is more effective.

The great crystal is on top of Ayers Rock which stands in the middle of a plain, but first a linear path must be followed.

There are two types of enemies here; one melee type who hits very hard and a magic type who spams annoying death spells.

Because Vivien is mainly a fighter the grand melee is way more effective than a divine attack.

The mage type enemy can be killed by Vivien with one grand melee.

Past the corridors Vivien reaches the plain; enemies here can all be avoided until the Ayers Rock pathway to the Great Crystal.

On the way to the crystal are about five unavoidable battles against ancient guardians.

At the top of Ayers Rock, the Great Crystal has two ancient guardians that need to be defeated. The next-to-last battle in the game.

The Great Crystal can’t be destroyed by any physical weapon or magic spell. Gods have created it and only a god can destroy it. But you are the holy Avatar and you possess the divine power. Use your divine energy to destroy it!

Again, the Great Crystal can be damaged with the Sword of Light.

When you destroy the Great Crystal, the powers that will be released could kill us both, but I’ll protect you with my divine shield.

No matter how powerful the two ancient guardians are, they are quickly defeated.

It is finally time to break the crystal.

The Great Crystal will not only spam annoying spells like Freeze and Instant Death, but constantly summon guardians. The Great Crystal can only be damaged when there are no guardians left standing.

The guardians though can be one shotted by spell and Sword of Light.

Vivien can try to use Divine Attack but with Grand Melee the battle can easily finish in two turns.

Perhaps ironically, a summoned golem finishes off the crystal.

However, after the crystal is destroyed follows tragedy.

Thank you, Vivien, for your assistance! I couldn’t do it without your divine power.

Don’t regret your actions. It all had already been written. It all had already been done. You’ve just completed the circle. The circle of our conspiracy.

Maybe you would be interested in knowing that one of these shards will fly through the chest of Xarax, the High God, and kill him, disrupting all of his divine energy.

Nooo… It can’t…

Yes, Vivien. It was your hand which killed Xarax, and it was you who started the Great War!

Why… why did the other gods help me then?

The Gods will find most of these shards and release divine energy from them. Some of the Gods could thank you for their existence.

But some of the shards… will be gathered by my master and transformed into a deadly weapon!

NO! I must… stop it… I… must…!

No. You won’t do anything. You are as weak as a newborn baby. The Crystal took all of your divine energy. Now, you’ll stay here and wait for the wrath of the Gods!

As Vivien kneels down defeated, however, she is surrounded by columns of light.

Figures are inside the columns. Gods. Ancient gods.

Don’t worry, little Vivien. Your destiny is not yet fulfilled.

Spoiler

 

[Nekot-The-Brave]

Well, thanks for the Lets Play. This was pretty cool, too bad there's not a 'continued' (well... I didn't do any research, but it's probably a good assumption).

 

[Azira]

Cliffhanger. Vivien is a tease.

 

[Darth Roxor]

You are weak as a baby fart.

Also, I think I still dont have any idea what this game was about.

Also2, shame on you for not finishing ALCHEMY LEVEL 7 quest. Now you'll have to play through the game again and finish it and show us how it affects the ending.

 

[Baron Dupek]

Wait, that's it? Obvious ruse and then cliffhanger? It's like single episode of Xena.
This is the shortest RPG I remember (without counting indie garbage).
Welp. Still thanks for the LP.
PS. something happened and I searched my sheft with games from gaming magasines and I found my copy of this game. That's something...

 

[abnaxus]

I was planning to LP Farewell to Dragons next but physical copy no longer works.

1C is no longer selling it (though still have forum for the game) and somehow it ended up at UKwan simulator game company. Though I bet bug making it unable to finish in English still not fixed.

 

[Baron Dupek]

How about Hard to be a God?

 

[abnaxus]

How about Hard to be a God?

 

[GarfunkeL]

Thanks for the LP. I assume that the pornstarlet portrait was modded in the game by you? I've never even heard of this game. Some of the Engrish was hilarious.

 

[abnaxus]

I assume that the pornstarlet portrait was modded in the game by you?

Nope. Special Edition comes with Kyla Cole included.

I think original version was only released in Potato and Germany.

 

[GarfunkeL]

That is such an old advertising gimmick. Funny to see it used in an RPG!

 

[abnaxus]

My Farewell to Dragons physical copy arrived today from Oxfordshire.

£14.99

 

[abnaxus]

There's a Chink version

 

[Kev Inkline]

Every time I see sausages in your inventory - I think about them as some kind of lucky amulet, or something...

They're just for nourishment

 

[anvi]

I completed this game about 10 years ago and it was surprisingly good. The story suggested a sequel which the devs said would never happen because everyone who played this game is a thieving pirating piece of shit. Shame.

 

[MZeta]

Thanks for the LP. Played this one back in the day, but only got to the Elf city. I was not expecting much from the game and was pleasantly surprised. Still, shame about no sequel being produced.