TRIANGLE STRATEGY Roland's Ending (Cutscene)
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Your decisions make the difference
Strategically command a group of warriors after being entangled in a surging conflict between three nations. Key choices you make will influence the story and outcome of this grand conflict. The stunning HD-2D visual style blends 3D environments and modern effects with pixel-art characters and details.
Command forces
Recruit over 20 playable characters with distinct skills. Steer your party of warriors in a tangled plot where control of the realm is at stake.
Serenoa Wolffort
This talented swordsman is the heir of House Wolffort and the protagonist of the story. His father is the legendary warrior Symon.
Roland Glenbrook
Serenoa’s closest friend and the younger son of King Regna. A formidable spear knight on the battlefield.
Frederica Aesfrost
The eldest daughter of the Aesfrost family and engaged to Serenoa. Her pyromancer skills make her a force to be reckoned with.
Benedict Pascal
The steward of House Wolffort since the Saltiron War. He has the absolute trust of his liege-Serenoa’s father, Symon-and has overcome countless difficulties with his intelligence and levelheaded judgment.
Geela Breisse
Frederica's attendant and tutor in the arcane arts. She once studied at the Ministry of Medicine in Hyzante, but the allure of the Aesfrosti Archives compelled her to move to the Duchy.
Serenoa Wolffort
This talented swordsman is the heir of House Wolffort and the protagonist of the story. His father is the legendary warrior Symon.
Geela Breisse
Frederica's attendant and tutor in the arcane arts. She once studied at the Ministry of Medicine in Hyzante, but the allure of the Aesfrosti Archives compelled her to move to the Duchy.
Anna Pascal
An expert spy and Benedict's right hand. She was taken in by Wolffort after losing her parents and swears to do everything in her power to repay that debt.
Challenge convictions
Each decision you make will bolster one of three convictions-Utility, Morality, or Liberty-which together make up Serenoa’s worldview and influence who will join you and lend their talents to your army. You can play through the game multiple times to see how other choices impact the adventure.
Strategically secure victory
Maneuver characters around multi-tiered battlefields to gain the upper hand. Use the terrain to your advantage by flanking enemies, or link elemental attacks to cause massive damage. Level up your recruits to secure new abilities and upgrades.
Position units on higher ground to gain the advantage with increased range.
Use fire to melt icy terrain, then use lightning to electrify the remaining pool of water. Push the enemy in to see sparks fly.
Flank enemies on both sides, then strike from behind for a powerful follow-up attack.
Adventure in HD-2D
The realm of Norzelia is brought to life with the stunning HD-2D visual style that blends 3D environments and modern effects with pixel-art characters and details. See it in action below.
Release date:
March 4, 2022
No. of players:
Single System (1)
Genre:
Role-Playing, Strategy, Adventure
Publisher:
Nintendo
Game file size:
5.8 GB
Supported languages:
Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, American English
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There's some measure of sick justice in Roland being given the position of Minister of Salt. He'll get to see the "few" he so callously regarded as worth sacrificing.
If it includes the royalists and Aesfrosti working themselves to death spitting at him, it's well worth it in his eyes. They deserve this instead of a business end of the spear or being exiled.
@@MrAsaqe What the hell did the Aesfrosti do to deserve being enslaved like the Roselle!? That's fucking sick.
@@MetalGearRaxis ask Roland and Glenbrook. Caused a political divide that was going to end in tyranny or civil war. In the ending where Aesfrost succeeds, the poor are fucked even harder while the Royalists continue to do their thing with any attempts at compassion crushed beneath the heel of competition. Plus you see what happens when the poor attempt to use Aesfrost's claims of meritocracy, they are jailed or their information suppressed.
The fact the Royalists are omitted from the argument highlights the necessity of their atonement at the mines for actual crimes they committed over the generations. Maybe working at the mines will make them atone or they would be an outlet for the Roselle to vent their frustrations upon for their eternal resentment towards the goddess for taking away everything they had.
@@MetalGearRaxis Murdered King Regna, and took over Glennbrook.
@@CelestialJamesAnd using smuggled and stolen salt to build a cannon to destroy Hyzante but turned it on themselves when they got invaded
The worst part about this ending is that you can see how Roland came to this decision. It saves the most lives and sacrifices the least. It is not right, but in Roland's shoes, when he has been beaten down, bruised, beaten down again, taunted, stepped back up... And FINALLY beaten back down again, can you blame him for wanting to give up? To submit to a higher power?
Golden Route, as always, saves him from this fate. Giving him the chance to see what it truly means to be a ruler, with Serenoa Wolffort's help.
Exactly
Goddamn it, Frederica doesn't deserve that......
This ending makes me feel sick and depressed. Svarog’s rage for his lost son and corrupted kingdom, Serenoa and Roldan donning the Saintly robes and saluting like sheep, and Frederica’s liberty seen as heretical hysteria… this is a TOUGH ending to watch. I’m interested in hearing more in depth people that like this outcome, and I’m doubly interested in hearing from people that were in shock and regret. I think the writing of different ending scenarios is really chalking this game up as my favorite of recent time. So far I enjoy Frederica’s ending over this one, but I still have to watch Benedict’s ending. Thanks for the upload again!
Benedict is my favorite ending. Maybe even more than the golden route.
@@jonathandobey4093 what? I mean I respect your believes but for me it’s the worst ending. You basically do nothing, no lives are saved and people still suffer a lot. From the three endings without taking into account the golden one, Frederica’s ending is the best one for me. They basically discover that centralia exists, they freed the roselle and discover the truth of the wars from the past. Yes the three kingdoms are still in chaos but at least they saved the population that suffered the most, and leave hopes for them to move from it as well or to use the new salts found throughout the kingdom. At least that’s my opinion hahahah
I like because it's the one with least suffering (except golden ending) and most good outcomes. Serenoa gets to rule Glen rock, Roland gets revenge and as Minister of Salt can make life better for the Roselle, and eventually I believe Serenoa, Roland, Echarme and Lyla are a majority of the Saintly Seven and can push for reform.
It's also the one route where Aesftost get their just desserts for starting the whole war in the first place.
@@danyczer5809 Actually is Frederica's route the worst of the 3, Why? Because Norzelia is swollen into chaos and madness, The Roselle although they earn their righteous freedom, the rest of the people have to suffer the consequences of Frederica's actions, suffering, blood and betrayal are a constant theme in this one, reason why Benedict is so important, without utility there's no room for evaluation and calculation and reading on what's goin' to happen next. Balance is important, already reflected in the Golden Route.
@@danyczer5809 Actually is Frederica's route the worst of the 3, Why? Because Norzelia is swollen into chaos and madness, The Roselle although they earn their righteous freedom, the rest of the people have to suffer the consequences of Frederica's actions, suffering, blood and betrayal are a constant theme in this one, reason why Benedict is so important, without utility there's no room for evaluation and calculation and reading on what's goin' to happen next. Balance is important, already reflected in the Golden Route.
Interested in taking a look at Frederica with no pink hair of the Roselle. I probably would have actually cried.
Ah yes, everyone lives happily and equaly... except the roselle and literaly anyone who dares doubt Idore and his sex doll.
I've folowed morality for most of the game, supported Roland al the way. But when he proposed to give in to Hyzante for the sake of "peace" at the expense of slave labor and following teachings he knew for a fact were injust and false...like wtf, dude?
I chose Beedict's ending, and there Roland is criticizing Serenoa's rule, because there is some poverty. He watches elder roselle die on his hands, and blames Serenoa. Bruh, he would die in a f**ng mine much faster if we've gone your way! It kind of triggers me they show only the good side of this ending, and only the bad side of Benedicts - which i believe is still way better.
This Hunger Games/Animal Farm ending is the worst for sure.
Yea the is stupid, naive, hypocrite! I think that the creator of this game is a socialist as well. the thought of all that are build on bodies of rosellan sicken me to the core. great game but the this stupit shit and the ending picture turns me off.
If they actually showed the negatives of Roland's decision, I would've been fine with it. Been even Serenoa looks to be brainwashed. And everyone is happy? That really made me feel chills. Like they were in some kind of simulation.
@@upsidedownmachiatto2670 It eerily looks like one of those bad horror movies where everyone's in a cult; like a badly-done version of the Equality ending in Devil Survivor 2
@@vincentwong3156 I dont think Hyzante is socialist, if that is what your implying. aesfrost is closer to that, being very similar to the USSR
Dang! I know what ending I never want to see
This ending is all sorts of creepy. In fact, the way they've made it all happy and preppy actually make it way more hard hitting than if they'd just made it 'bad'.
Makes my hair stand up on end. Yuck.
It's interesting. Because we're shown that everyone is happy except the Roselle which we know as a consequence of the story. I'd say that the goddess statue being above the image of the scales is really telling of how things really are. The scales are covered with roots from a nearby plant. I'd say the implication is that the scales are a way of symbolizing choice, but in Rolands ending there is no choice to be made anymore, since everyone now bows to Idores False religion.
This ending made me ill...
Frederica and Svarog deserved better.
This is literally the worst out of all good endings: the false goddess wins, thus Serenoa and Roland become her brainwashed tools, Fredericka is treated as a wretch for trying to liberate the still opressed Roselle, and finally, everyone has to believe in the goddess' teachings if they want to be 'happy' and not slaves...
Each one is god awful on their way, Benedict has the three forsake their happiness and in Frederica and Serenoa's case their morals as well to play king and queen even though they are inadequate for the future ahead, Frederica has the three play liberator on behalf of the Roselle and deny everyone else a future because they couldnt stomach the other two options
Out of the three endings, Roland's ending actually has the least casualties and brings the most amount of people joy. However, such peace is at the cost of making the people of Roselle and any opposers of Hyzante into slaves. And any peace forged on the backs of slave labor is the cruelest and worst form of peace there is. A peace that is underserved for all intents and purposes. Doesn't matter if Roland saved more lives than the other endings. He very much approved of slave labor over a hypocritical belief in equality.
Well if you don't count all the dead slaves
That’s what's great about it. It’s gray but realistic. In Frederica’s route, they just gloss over the destruction outside of Centralia, and the endless war probably causes more death to commoners in the long run. Benedict’s route somewhat balances both the destruction of normal citizens and rosellan.
@@fukunaga-kanewell said, I completely agree
@@fukunaga-kaneI don't think so, the liberation of the Roselle in Frederica wasn't a detirmined rebellion, it was a barely endorsed walkout because everyone involved except Idore is too guilt ridden by their suffering and make a token effort to let them run free.
Frederica failed her mother as equally as in the ending where she is queen as she doesn't making an impassioned stand to the end. But beg for the blessings of others for freedom neither her and the Roselle deserve.
"Freedom is taken, not given"
I would not touch this ending with a 10 foot pole
Only a 10 foot pole? Go on, now, have some ambition. There ARE larger poles.
(The joke is that this is the worst ending in the game, for those looking in without context. You are factually siding with the bad guys here. Fuck Roland.)
I find it hard to see how someone can choose this route in their first playthrough. Roland's values were so upside-down.
I got Benedict's ending with Frederica dealing the final blow to the godess, no regrets
not a good ending thoug since not a fan of the false goddess..I chose frederica's ending and it was still a bittersweet ending!
Of all the endings I've seen, this has to be the worst one.
My favorite ending.
Many bad thing is already told, for me, only good thing about this ending is:
Kamsell lives ( Shame he die in Golden Route )
And don't forget the details:
This ending Roland is Minister of salts, that job which Sorsley Ende was to be.
And funny Serenoa is Minister of Glenbrook, he had rule his true father's castle now.
Is a sad ending but most realistic of all Three ending
Extreme Morality and systems have their Utility but deny Liberty. This is why Bendict joins Roland and Fredrica leaves you. And this is what the ending depicts.
When you read René Guénon too much
This is my favorite ending. Roland is the best written character in the story because you can fully see his ups and downs until he is broken and decides to let something greater than him to rule.
He and Serenoa are not brainwashed, they dont really believe in the godess, but they see her as a way to unify people, something that Roland knew he could not do.
Its true that the Roselle got screwed over, but the rest of Norzelia lived in piece. The needs of the many outweighted the needs of the few. That is the point of having utility as your main value.
The other endings display their values in a very mundane way, but this is the only one that really made an impresion on me.
Finally someone said it
To be honest I didn't want to work with Gustadolph in Benedict's route and if "you know what" didn't happen to Serenoa in Frederica's route maybe that would be my favorite (not counting golden route here), but alas it happens and that's what makes me prefer this route (Besides, as Exharme says, there is a chance to, slowly, change how things Idore do things in hyzante
after he is gone).
Story wise this ending is very intriguing, in that aspect I completely agree with you.
We also see how Serenoa just gets stringed along in each of the endings losing his belief in himself.
For me, changing to please Frederica makes no sense when it comes to his values but it does make sense for him to give up his beliefs for Roland, whom he ardently protected the whole game, or Benedict, whom he listened to over and over again because he wasn't confident enough.
Roland and Benedict's ending make me feel sick. Becoming puppets to either Hyzante's lies or Gustadolph/Benedict's desires just make me so upset. Frederica's ending is the only one of the normal 3 endings I can tolerate. At least Serenoa does the right thing to free those who are oppressed. Unfortunately, the continent falls into chaos.
The best ending for Tenebris Mistel
Benedict's ending is pretty normal, it basically mirrors our current reality of capitalism, nothing bad about it. You have to think that eventually better measures will be put up.
Frederica's ending is selfish, saving the few to doom the many. Norzelia will not know peace since it will be in constant civil conflict... So many people will die and children as well and even if they reach peace it will be just the same as the saltiron war 30 years past because the 3 powers are still in constant struggle.
The only problem I have with Frederica’s ending is that they leave everything behind in search of a land that could very well not even exist (not to mention Serenoa’s death). Instead of fighting to bring peace to the realm, they choose to abandon that cycle all together
Forgot to comment on this one too, I take back what I said about Frederica's ending. This is so much worse. I'm talking Nazi werewolf (that is also a ghost) worse.
I did the the other three endings before this one, and I'm glad I left it for last, really leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
This is officialky the Utility ending.... However calling ut the weak ess ending is much more fitting.
Rolands brothers was right after all.
He is Just a weak and selfish Child.
How is anything he did selfish?
@@lord_eudald avoiding his responsibility and surrendering to a higher power to take control can be seen as selfish
@@xela4854 It can be seen as cowardice or insecurity, but not selfishness. He was NEVER doing it for himself or for his own gain.
Pretty good ending. I haven't seen the others yet but i would wager this is the best.
Somebody tell him.
No need to tell me how right i am. I already know.
@@zackfair6791 poor sheltered child.
@@ssjayy9103 You gonna be okay, champ? You seem pretty triggered over my comment.
Indeed (Not counting Golden Route)
when the choices were presented, i could not see how anyone in their right mind would choose this as their first choice or choice at all unless they were going for all endings like…. Just horrible lmfao
I choose this ending, I don't regret even If I had to betray frederica and the roselle
To hell with Frederica
I hope u get nightmares for this
Same. Sucks about Frederica, but i don't particularly care about random roselle.
Its a bittersweet ending, just like the other two
@@zackfair6791 After seeing what happens to Serenoa for helping the Roselle, I'm ok with this route
This ending is the worst. Much more worse than bad ending
Roland is the worse character, stg
This ending is the most sane out of all, minority should always be sacraficed for the good of majority