[SweetDalilah]

Originally Posted by diego

Spoiler-ish pic concerning missing dwarf in Act 2:

Spoiler:

I tried to be a smart-ass here, and see if i can "break" the game's "logic" (i tend to do that occasionally ). I showed the red piece of cloth from the bridge to the count before telling him anything about the accident, to see if i can catch the game into "trap". As you can see, it stood my test. I may have lost the battle...

He he he, well I did something similar

Spoiler:

I showed the Count the red piece of cloth before I found Regin's body, and I did get the response from the Count

Originally Posted by DustyShinigami

Erm... I don't really know what to say that hasn't already been said.

Oh well you could comment on the Act II. If you join a playthrough, you should be able to share your opinion too.

Originally Posted by DustyShinigami

One of my favorite quotes from the game:

Lewton: "'Pessimism' is a term used by optimists to attempt to discredit those who see the world as it really is."

Oh yes, I liked that one too

Originally Posted by Trunkyo

I'm actually into Act III right now, had to play past the CD swap since I'll be a bit busy this week with certain festivities.

Oh you little demon cheater Just kidding I actually played a little into Act III too, since it asked me for CD 2, and after seeing the "new abilities" Lewton had, I just couldn't resist

Originally Posted by Trunkyo

Some more quotes from Act I that made me chuckle:

Mankin: Say, I do like your hard-boiled dialogue. How long do you boil it?
Lewton: About twelve minutes from when the water begins to bubble.

Lewton (wondering if Sapphire had lied to him): Lies flow like water, but the truth burns. Hmm, that's not a bad line. I'd better write that down.

Nice catch Trunk I didn't even got to see those

Originally Posted by Trunkyo

Lewton mentions the city burning down during the last visit by a foreigner; this is a reference to the events in The Colour of Magic. The inclusion of Two Conkers in DN is definitely a nod to Twoflower, the Discworld's first tourist, also from the Agatean Empire. Malaclypse mentions "inn-sewer-ants" in Act II, which of course is another reference to Twoflower, who worked as an "inn-sewer-ants" clerk.

Oh yes, I like how the minor characters in the game tell us about the history of the Discworld and Ankh-Morpork itself, even though I don't understand everything (since I haven't read the books)

Originally Posted by Trunkyo

Say, did anyone else notice the two paintings above Nobby at Pseudopolis Yard? Do you recognize them?

They are from the first 2 Discworld games, I believe

Originally Posted by Datadog

I'm starting to develop some theories on this case. I'm throwing up the spoiler tags in case I guess anything right, but I thought I'd share it in case it amuses anyone who already knows whodunnit. (Don't tell me if I'm right or wrong, of course!)

My theory on the case to come

Spoiler:

is that I guess is that there's two killers. The Counterweight Killer and the Beast aren't the same person. The Beast is obviously a werewolf and came in from the boat, narrowing it down to two suspects. And I'm guessing that the Beast turned Lewton into a werewolf in order to save his life after being stabbed - placing Isla as the Beast. This also gives me reason to believe that Isla is also Therma, since no one trustworthy ever specified that Therma was a troll. As far as the rest goes, I'm still stumped on who's the Counterweight Killer, and what's Isla's connection to Malachite.

He he, well I have a whole different theory, that may be more likely, but I'm not sure if it's completely correct. I'll share it later

More comments on Act II coming tonight