(04-03-2015, 04:24 PM)Chris Ganale Wrote: I as much as anyone want to hope that Momodi had nothing to do with it, but you can't deny that the logic is sound.

The simple fact of the matter is that I put a very, very short list of NPCs above all suspicion: Tataru, Alphinaud, the Scions, Ol' Eyepatch (Riol), Yugiri/the Domans, and Raubahn. Twice in a row have I fallen for trusting new NPCs only to have them backstab in the worst possible manner. It shan't happen again. I don't even trust Pipin.

(04-03-2015, 04:21 PM)Aldotsk Wrote: Technically, this whole city lore itself was literally a clusterfuck since 1.0. And I am kind of semi-glad that this happened because with Sultana in it's system the Syndicate were kind of passive-aggressively using Nanamo as a puppet to do their own bidding. 

Considering that she's -dead-, it's clearly now obvious that the city is finally shown their true colors of becoming lawful evil than doing goods for people.

*packs out of stupid city*

Tired of licking these sand bricks for them scum politicians.

The city just needs to have its filth purged with fire.

Quote:Aye, I've heard the rumors. Don't you worry your little head off, though -- I'll keep on doin' business with you. Rumors are words and words are wind. But coin is coin, and yours is as good as the next man's.

Quote:I'm glad to see you safe, adventurer. None quite knew what was happening when they sealed off the Rising Stones, but 'twas plain that something was amiss. I'm not privy to the particulars, and perhaps it is for the best that I remain ignorant. Whatever trouble is afoot, I pray for its swift resolution and your continued preservation.

(04-05-2015, 05:16 PM)Natalie Mcbeef Wrote: I think its important to remember the Brass Blades are not a monolithic organization, each company can be very different. Plenty of the Companies probably have no idea what is going on, and are simply doing what they're told because they believe its for the safety of Ul'dah.

(04-05-2015, 05:50 PM)Erik Mynhier Wrote: I mean even before the mess hit the fan, knowing full well how some of the Blades were, the General was the one that suggested without prodding that the Blades be given more power and money to watch Ul'dah so Flames could fight dragons. In my book that just shows trust in the organization if not its masters. It reaffirms my belief that the Blades are the "police", albeit it rife with corruption, but a force for good in theory.

(04-05-2015, 06:15 PM)Kellach Woods Wrote:

(04-05-2015, 05:50 PM)Erik Mynhier Wrote: I mean even before the mess hit the fan, knowing full well how some of the Blades were, the General was the one that suggested without prodding that the Blades be given more power and money to watch Ul'dah so Flames could fight dragons. In my book that just shows trust in the organization if not its masters. It reaffirms my belief that the Blades are the "police", albeit it rife with corruption, but a force for good in theory.

Considering the general's past decision making abilities (aka how to handle a Garlean spy in the worst way possible by placing her in the very same prison she would have the most contacts in to escape) I don't think you should hold that as proof that the Brass Blades are more than the same thugs planting Somnus in peddlers' luggage.

Also, the Blades cannot get their house cleaned by design - They are quite literally employed by Lolorito who's kind of, you know, BEHIND ALL OF THIS SHIT?