Well, previously the gameplay was left off on the marriage agreement between the eldest daughter of King Eryk and the young, childish prince who was also the heir to the throne of the most powerful kingdom in this gaming universe. The Poor King, aka we the unfortunate players don’t have any option to reject the proposal, on top of that, we became the one who are responsible for all the wedding decoration plans. And I was like, heck I am playing a King, not a marriage planner.
As expected, the teenage daughter threw an emotional tantrum, locking herself up in the room, refusing to come out or have a conversation with anyone, not even her sisters. The outcome, well youngest one getting confused and sad about the concept of the big sister being sent off to another kingdom along with her favorite cat. The middle one realizes the horrifying truth of marriage alliances and how she herself could never be safe from a similar fate.
Well, Like I said before, the game for some brief moment wants you to spend money on the wedding planning which involves hall decoration, bard arrangements, dress selection etc. But during the first gameplay, I refused to pay a single penny on the such things which seemed just a complete waste of money. You shouldn't arrange a lavish wedding party when a fucking war was hanging on the thread like an unannounced Tsunami.
Who in their right mind would spend more than 200 golds on a one night party when you can save up the money to equip an army?? So, in the end I just married the daughter off with a ragged dress with no decoration and music, which except some dialog changes didn’t affect the dreadful outcome.
Now, when I started playing this game at the beginning, some sorts of twists and turns of events were pretty much expected as it is a strategy based game. But the level of impact of your choices have on the story along with some certain pre-planned shocking moments of this game were truly legendary. It was like, the moment you felt like nothing and I meant nothing could go wrong after all of your strategic, calculated planning, it would take a complete 180 degree turn and mess all things up.
I am talking about the bloody Red wedding. Just like Game of Thrones Fan, didn't saw it coming.
