“Talion the craftsman? That I’d have loved to see-“ Man, the fact it felt like there was such a genuine burgeoning friendship growing between Celebrimbor and Talion is what made it all the more crushing when he betrays you.
Celebrimbor was a good dude but he let his hatred for Sauron cloud his vision. I'm sure he appreciated Talion but his desire for Revenge was stronger. And now Talion will find peace while Celebrimbor will be bound to the World.
@@ace9924I agree, I think celebrimbor genuinely liked talion. But his thirst for power, clouded his judgement. Which is realistic, because people are multifaceted. Someone could love u, and still betray u.
There were so many red flags with celebrimbor even before betraying you. He talks like everyone else when a Ring of Power grasps at your mind. “We need it back” “Its perfect” “We need the ring”
One that stood out was one of his speeches after taking a fort he damn near sounded insane, but I don't recall the correct speech. I knew he (Celebrimbor) was losing himself as time passed.
@@friccle_ Hmm either that or its the next speech he gives in whichever fort he takes after retaking Nuren. Even when it came to collecting the artifacts you could sense an ego. Celebrimbor was definitely not the same after Shadow of Mordor.
@@Redyank1194 Frankly, looking back on it, it was pretty clear at the confrontation with the Tower in Shadow of Mordor, and that revelation that he could have released Talion at any time. He was lying from the very start, and the Bright Lord DLC only further hammered that in, because it made it clear that even claiming to have no memories and gradually recovering them with the artifacts was itself a lie.
In some ways I do despise Celebrimbor, for all he's done and all he's become. He betrayed so much, including Talion, and for that, there is little rememdy besides death. But he had the potential to be so much more. So much better. I miss the Celebrimbor who could've been. The one we could sometimes hear and see in him, when he spoke of things besides conquest and domination and his ring. That Celebrimbor I wish had triumphed, though I think I understand why he didn't.
Mister Brimbor could you maybe chill for a hot second??? The guy reminds me of that kid in middle school that thinks it was cool to shit on literally everything he heard
This is why I missed celebrimbor in the epilouge. it's nice hearing two people talking all the time.
I agree with that, but I honestly like the dark power. I'll take power over fake friendship. Talion still speaks to himself out of habit.
@@FerociousMit while talion talks to himself, it's still not a conversation. He just seems more depressed.
@@notbeans7266 i know it always makes me sad i honestly hope they make a 3rd shadow of war/mordor game mabey coninueing desilation of mordor
Sure he abandoned us and left us for dead....but he's company
“Talion the craftsman? That I’d have loved to see-“ Man, the fact it felt like there was such a genuine burgeoning friendship growing between Celebrimbor and Talion is what made it all the more crushing when he betrays you.
Totally agree
Celebrimbor was a good dude but he let his hatred for Sauron cloud his vision. I'm sure he appreciated Talion but his desire for Revenge was stronger. And now Talion will find peace while Celebrimbor will be bound to the World.
@@ace9924I agree, I think celebrimbor genuinely liked talion. But his thirst for power, clouded his judgement. Which is realistic, because people are multifaceted. Someone could love u, and still betray u.
There were so many red flags with celebrimbor even before betraying you. He talks like everyone else when a Ring of Power grasps at your mind.
“We need it back”
“Its perfect”
“We need the ring”
One that stood out was one of his speeches after taking a fort he damn near sounded insane, but I don't recall the correct speech. I knew he (Celebrimbor) was losing himself as time passed.
@@Redyank1194 i think its the one right after kicking Bruz out. He gets absolutely pissed during that
@@friccle_ Hmm either that or its the next speech he gives in whichever fort he takes after retaking Nuren. Even when it came to collecting the artifacts you could sense an ego. Celebrimbor was definitely not the same after Shadow of Mordor.
@@Redyank1194 Frankly, looking back on it, it was pretty clear at the confrontation with the Tower in Shadow of Mordor, and that revelation that he could have released Talion at any time. He was lying from the very start, and the Bright Lord DLC only further hammered that in, because it made it clear that even claiming to have no memories and gradually recovering them with the artifacts was itself a lie.
@@freedantheeternal You're right. Now that I think about it. Shame they won't work on a third installment of the series.
In some ways I do despise Celebrimbor, for all he's done and all he's become. He betrayed so much, including Talion, and for that, there is little rememdy besides death.
But he had the potential to be so much more. So much better.
I miss the Celebrimbor who could've been. The one we could sometimes hear and see in him, when he spoke of things besides conquest and domination and his ring. That Celebrimbor I wish had triumphed, though I think I understand why he didn't.
Couldn't have said it any better
It’s quotes like these that make me extremely upset that Monolith had Celebrimbor betray Talion.
Omg get over it
Celebrimbor did not deserve to be Talion's friend.
0:14 and with kill he means shame them to insanity and torture him until hes weak so you can level your best man with him
Agreed😄
Mister Brimbor could you maybe chill for a hot second???
The guy reminds me of that kid in middle school that thinks it was cool to shit on literally everything he heard
The most powerful duo ever
Wow brother i realized that there is some quotes unlike the others
That's why I love shadow of war because after all these years we are still discovering new interactions and quotes!
mimir voice actor
1:03 xD
Wow no comment really ? Let me be the first one then