alteritive ending for the last game

[Dragon Huntress45]

if u don't like the ending for the last game
then post what u think the ending should be

[TheSquid]

Maybe have 5 possible endings, a couple of them major movies and the others like cute cutscenes you can aim for by how you play the game.

1. Best ending that keeps the character we know. Elder is banished, Kain heals balance pillar, unlocks the other pillars with the reaver key and resets them. Planet bounces back. Birth of new vampy kids (cursed).
2. Best ending with the most sweeping changes, including fully restored ancients. Kain does the scion thing all the way, turns blue, giving us back ancient vampires that fly and are free from the blood curse. They are born again, so can be Guardians again like the world used to be when things were groovy.
3. Total Hylden Victory. The binding crashes and the invasion pours in. Winged statues are cast down and broken in the streets as a wild green-lit rave party goes on into the night. Scion is totally dead. (To get this ending you'd have to play in a very perverted manner to make sure vampires don't win).
4. Scion Fails and becomes Elder's plaything for all eternity. Squid has nothing more to fear and reveals that he now blankets the entire continent-- tentacles come bursting up from the earth everywhere for as far as you can see into the distance. EG takes control of the material realm the way he's long controlled the underworld. (You weren't able to defeat EG in the final boss battle test of the Scion).
5. Stalemate. A disastrous tie game, like how things stood in the SR1 future. With humans eventually taking control of the world more and more as if the age of magic was over. But all the problems remain. Angry hylden clawing away at the barrier (which will fall someday), vampires on the brink of extinction, Elder not happy, world not restored, demons hungry, Scion destiny not fulfilled. So the scion abandons the existing timeline which is now pointless, and is seen disappearing into the time portal. He's heading off to start messing with history all over again as this endless battle continues. (You'd get this ending if you didn't play well enough to earn the better endings).

[Dragon Huntress45]

i like those alteritive endings
my possible ending
Kain sends The Elder God to the deepest part of the Underworld
Kain finds some more vampires
they kill all of the people in the area turing the land into vampire land
the people who died turn into vampires
more humans come(they just die)
that starts a war between the vampires because of hunting
humans get in war
after the war vampires don't exist
because they call them gods they r immortal
they don't live off of blood anymore

[Dragon Huntress45]

or
Raziel comes back to life kills Kain
he rises undead becomes king of the undead

[Strands Of Night]

Raziel imbues himself with the power of Spirit, makes a final meal of Moebius, then let's Kain impale him. (same so far...)

But as Raziel's purified soul is drawn into the Reaver, his corrupt past soul battles him for it's freedom. Both souls are evenly matched and can never defeat the other.

What would take millennia in the material world takes less than a blink inside the reaver. The free wills of Raziel's opposing souls are exerted in unpredictable ways, over and over, infinitely as they try to destroy their alter self in vain.

This causes a space-time singularity to form, growing to infinite density, it creates a black hole that sucks all of Nosgoth into it instantly. The screen goes black. Then credits spiral down into the darkness.




You watch all the credits swirl into the void, knowing there will be something at the end. Some hint of whats next... But as the credits end there is a hiss, and smoke billows out of the disc drive.

You Hulk out! Throwing the controller through the screen. "I Played Five Games To See That S..." Your body convulses as your heart explodes. Every fan experiences a similar episode. Eidos and CD are convinced that the game was a masterpiece, having never recieved a bad review, or hate mail.

[Dragon Huntress45]

Originally Posted by Strands Of Night

Raziel imbues himself with the power of Spirit, makes a final meal of Moebius, then let's Kain impale him. (same so far...)

But as Raziel's purified soul is drawn into the Reaver, his corrupt past soul battles him for it's freedom. Both souls are evenly matched and can never defeat the other.

What would take millennia in the material world takes less than a blink inside the reaver. The free wills of Raziel's opposing souls are exerted in unpredictable ways, over and over, infinitely as they try to destroy their alter self in vain.

This causes a space-time singularity to form, growing to infinite density, it creates a black hole that sucks all of Nosgoth into it instantly. The screen goes black. Then credits spiral down into the darkness.




You watch all the credits swirl into the void, knowing there will be something at the end. Some hint of whats next... But as the credits end there is a hiss, and smoke billows out of the disc drive.

You Hulk out! Throwing the controller through the screen. "I Played Five Games To See That S..." Your body convulses as your heart explodes. Every fan experiences a similar episode. Eidos and CD are convinced that the game was a masterpiece, having never recieved a bad review, or hate mail.

lol the end is funny

Raziel jumps out of the sword
and kills everyone
thenhe finds the reaver he gets trapped in it

or the Elder God destorys Nosgoth
leaving plains

[Umah Bloodomen]

Dragon Huntress45, to cut down on your duplicate posting, please utilize the forum's EDIT POST feature if you're going to add anything to previous posts you've made.

This will cut down on forum clutter and not make it appear as if you're spamming our Community.

Thanks and happy posting!

[Count D]

Originally Posted by Dragon Huntress45

or
Raziel comes back to life kills Kain
he rises undead becomes king of the undead

Nosgoth is doomed, there is no hope, Elder rules all, since the only person who can kill him is Kain. This is supposed to be a good ending how?

[Dragon Huntress45]

Originally Posted by Count D

Nosgoth is doomed, there is no hope, Elder rules all, since the only person who can kill him is Kain. This is supposed to be a good ending how?

Raziel comes back to life
Kain gets mad
because Raziel is more powerful
they get in a huge fight
the Soul Reaver becomes Raziel's life source
(if u played Soul Caliber2 Inferno's life source is the sword
because it's in his body)
Raziel tries to get the sword out of his body
but it becomes his life source

[Mr.Milky]

Kain ventures endlessly over the Nosgothic planes.

Raziel learns how to talk trough the sword.

Raziel and Kain mock each-other.

Epic lulz.

[Count D]

Originally Posted by Dragon Huntress45

Raziel comes back to life
Kain gets mad
because Raziel is more powerful
they get in a huge fight
the Soul Reaver becomes Raziel's life source
(if u played Soul Caliber2 Inferno's life source is the sword
because it's in his body)
Raziel tries to get the sword out of his body
but it becomes his life source

Incredibly stupid.
First, Raziel cannot be more powerful. Second, the Soul Reaver by its nature cannot be Raziel's life source. This is not Soul Calibur. Third, why does Kain get mad?

[ghostlion88]

Kain goes to the distant future, far beyond SR1's timeline, to finish off the Elder God in a final battle. He discovers a much more developed post industrial society, complete with flat screen tv's blaring neon fashion ads on the sides of glistening skyscrapers, overrun with humans. The Elder God has them in thrall, distracted by the notion that they live in a futuristic rational electronic world (like we do in the present). The use of new technology would make humans into a new threat for Kain, with tanks and flamethrowers. In the final battle he is nearly struck down by EG, but Raziel, Janos, Vorador, and the Hylden all return and unite with Kain to finish off the Elder God.

We've all been over the whole "Two Raziels can't fit in one sword" thing. Why should the 2nd Raziel be absorbed by Kain? Why not let his consciousness survive and escape? Once free, Raziel finds a way into the demon realm to recover Janos, and they unite with the Hylden.

--Second idea for an ending would be that Kain actually somehow discovers that the Elder God is in fact a truly benevolent entity who means well, and that he and Raziel were in fact slightly insane the whole time, a side effect of vampirism. He finally sacrifices himself, freeing his soul for his benefit just as much as the EG's. And Nosgoth is restored after all. Though that 2nd ending sort of undermines the intricate plot that the rest of the series was building up.

One important thing though: Bring Raziel back!

[Guardian of Spirit]

Originally Posted by TheSquid

Maybe have 5 possible endings, a couple of them major movies and the others like cute cutscenes you can aim for by how you play the game.

1. Best ending that keeps the character we know. Elder is banished, Kain heals balance pillar, unlocks the other pillars with the reaver key and resets them. Planet bounces back. Birth of new vampy kids (cursed).
2. Best ending with the most sweeping changes, including fully restored ancients. Kain does the scion thing all the way, turns blue, giving us back ancient vampires that fly and are free from the blood curse. They are born again, so can be Guardians again like the world used to be when things were groovy.
3. Total Hylden Victory. The binding crashes and the invasion pours in. Winged statues are cast down and broken in the streets as a wild green-lit rave party goes on into the night. Scion is totally dead. (To get this ending you'd have to play in a very perverted manner to make sure vampires don't win).
4. Scion Fails and becomes Elder's plaything for all eternity. Squid has nothing more to fear and reveals that he now blankets the entire continent-- tentacles come bursting up from the earth everywhere for as far as you can see into the distance. EG takes control of the material realm the way he's long controlled the underworld. (You weren't able to defeat EG in the final boss battle test of the Scion).
5. Stalemate. A disastrous tie game, like how things stood in the SR1 future. With humans eventually taking control of the world more and more as if the age of magic was over. But all the problems remain. Angry hylden clawing away at the barrier (which will fall someday), vampires on the brink of extinction, Elder not happy, world not restored, demons hungry, Scion destiny not fulfilled. So the scion abandons the existing timeline which is now pointless, and is seen disappearing into the time portal. He's heading off to start messing with history all over again as this endless battle continues. (You'd get this ending if you didn't play well enough to earn the better endings).

Like you're endings! Could be an idea to implement in the future game...

[TheSquid]

Thanks. There's no "Kain finally learns the value of sacrifice" ending on that list, I realized. (Mostly since we all feel that's the wrong way to go). So why not make that a part of the Hylden Victory ending? First, the hylden fool everyone on Nosgoth into believing they've died out in hell and are no longer a threat. So Kain thinks his scion guard duty is finally over and he can focus on rebuilding Nosgoth. Then the hylden really fool him. They arrange the evidence so as to lead him to the conclusion that self-sacrifice is still necessary, still the only way to restore the planet. Kain agonizes, parties for a century, agonizes some more, then at last gets desperate enough to do whatever he needs to in order to save Nosgoth. He bites the bullet. His sacrifice works and restores the world, but it also clears the way for the Unspoken to bust out of jail. So in essence he's restored the world for them to enjoy. (Which is why we haven't seen any new hylden plot lately, because this was their new plot, and they had to wait for Kain to finally step into their trap.)

At the moment of truth, there's a big reveal, and Kain senses that instead of resetting the pillars for new vampire guardians, he's been tricked into resetting the pillars for Hylden guardians beneath the earth who begin telepathically wrestling with him for control of the dimensional gateway, eight against one. But his act of sacrifice is already past the point of no return! The reaver is jammed into the pillars' keyhole in such a way that it can't be pulled back out again (like King Arthur's sword-in-a-stone), and he's already feeling his energy draining away thanks to the sacrifice ritual that's underway. As the hylden get closer to opening a portal, it becomes apparent this portal will open right under his feet, on that dais at the base of the pillars, and then he actually can see them clawing away from beneath because the barrier has become as thin as a transparent pane of green glass. Then it cracks open.... the hylden come forth, there's some obligatory taunting, a hylden priest twists the reaver in the lock to permanently reverse the polarity of the dimensional barrier so that they've got a free pass to enter Nosgoth from now on.... then they remove the reaver from the stone...... someone makes a swiping motion with it.... and for the next few moments we see what Kain sees, as if viewing the world through his eyes: the world tumbles end over end dizzyingly as Kain's severed head rolls down the steps of the dais. Then the camera view flies toward the upheld reaver blade as Kain's soul is drawn within and the screen goes white.

Edit: Nobody wants to be a chump, though, so no one would choose this ending once they knew how it turned out...... so what if instead we made it part of the game's main story! (Kratos always had at least one death in his games. He'd die, then bounce back. This would be like that. And it'd kick-start the hylden invasion for real, which would lead into the rest of the game's plot.

[Strands Of Night]

I want to read that fan fic Squid!

[Mr.Milky]

O, for crying out loud, enough with the "hi-end space program gothic lok". If in your imagination Kain with a plasma TV looks nice, great, but bare in mind that it's not based upon the HUMAN history, but the NOSGOTH history where technical progression doesn't necessarily have to be equal to ours.