And people saying Fury is bland. After watching this video, she grew a lot as a character, first being arrogant and ruthless to a more kind and protective character. This is a strong female character done right.
@@Motorius9000 Finished Darksiders 3 when it appeared, re-played Darksiders 2 for the 3rd time and played Warmastered the 2nd time, I still think Darksiders 3 is shit :)
@@GreenTaldarin Yours is a valid opinion. I did essentially the same (did the BFA too in Warmastered - fuck yeah it was a grind with the Battle Hardened achievement!), but still found Darksiders 3 to my liking. Are you at least bit excited about the coming DLCs though?
I won't lie, even though Death is still my favourite of the Horseman, I'm a huge fan of how Fury develops throughout the game. The way she goes from being a self centred impatient hot head who doesn't care for Humanity to a protector of the humans by seeing how the Sins' personalities reflect her own was pretty well thought out in my eyes. I'm glad this series came back with a bang.
@@deathserpent9747 I don't really see anything edgy about death. His look is original to the bible. He doesn't kill any kind of innocent being. And he litteraly sacrifice himself to save humanity and his youngest brother war.
@@deathserpent9747I'm not sure if death attitude is edgy. He mostly acts sarcastic and doesn't want to get mix up at things. Only wanting to save his brother. Actually what even is the meaning of being edgy. What makes a character edgy. Is it being some anti hero with a dark past. Or a silent menacing guy who doesn't talk much and kills everyone in his path.
If humanity in darksiders ever gets into the position of being able to win, they would go full genocidal to the point of pulverising the balance. Just saying
What if thats the thing that makes the others fear them? If they are supposed to embody balance, what if they are capable of being the only beings of the 3 kingdoms to be able to survive alone and balance still be protected? Like hell is in the opposite of the right and heaven is the extreme left, and humans are dead on in the middle, if you kill just the demons or just the angels the balance is broken, but if humans kill both then balance is kept? And thats why they all want to destroy humans, since they are dead on in the middle if they all die balance is still on, and then neither heaven or hell can be destroyed or there is no way of the balance being restored?
Darksiders 4: Playing as Strife, inevitably Darksiders 5: *Playing as a your own custom human, a millennium after the events of the first four games, after humanity has unlocked their full potential and is taking the fight directly to heaven and hell after thousands of years of suffering at their hands.*
I would not be suprised if we would see a LOK: Defiance approach. After we had a taste of what Strife can do the 5th game could include all four riders.
the lord of hollows also made it clear that fury's choice (of fury herself?)is his becoming. he basically gave all his powers to her, then hollowed himself off the game, all for the sake of the balance he believes in. poetic.
LotH weaponizes 1 of the four (in this case Fury) and says (I have chosen my side, that is you *Fury*) and that he gives you the thing at the end if you dont kill him (not gonna spoil what he gives you tho). Other than that, think of the question he asked Fury before his Becoming.
The worst line she gave as a voice actor was "for the horseman" it was forced and not really in context based off her tone. But the pros of it still are the impact and her actions while saying it
Story is a little wonky... How does releasing the 7 sins and then sending Fury after them help the Council get rid of both the Sins and the Horsemen. Who was the crow you fight in the beginning said to be Envy... just an illusion that Fury is to blind to see through? Why doesn't the talisman glow when the watcher is present talking to Fury? Who gave Lust her powers? Abraxis or the Prince of Darkness? Who killed Rampage? All these questions getting answers depends on us getting a 4th game I guess...
Yeah the story is weak for sure (for me the worst part was Fury's character arc and reactions, it was really forced in certain areas). - Not sure if it is true that the Charred Council released the sins (Pride may have just been saying that to mess with Fury, but the Charred Council are using the Horsemen). - The Crow thing was working for/with Envy. - The Talisman actually does glow the first time the Watcher gets near it... but I think the reason it didn't otherwise is becasue it was Envy's Talisman (Envy made it to hold power from the other sins, or at the very least used it and modified it). - As for Lust's powers... maybe and yes (probably the Dark One through Abraxis or even Lilith). - Rampage... I think it was Envy as well trying to turn Fury against the remaining Angels so she would not have to deal with them later.
@@Burningskull13 - No problem at all :) It is my favorite franchise (the mix of cool characters, more, and good old hack and slash gameplay made it my comfort food gaming and I still love it to this day) so I know the lore by heart and it helps me kind of get a feel for these more vague things.
first of all, releasing the seven sins could arguably be for the sake of balance. the angel's generals are on earth, so too must the devil's. however, seems there is someone working behind the scenes, the balanced had tipped in favor for the demons. sending the horsemen to bring them back is also for the sake of that balance the council is policing. however, because of war's "betrayal", they are now very wary of the side the 4 have, so they must have thought of ending them as well. also a reason they chose the "subservient" envy to play as the "watcher", two birds with one stone, only they did not realize doing so would make envy OP. second for those who do not know, there are eight seven deadly sins. and the "seven" we have are just the current representation of them (most likely the magpie demon is vainglory, as she boast a title she does not have). the talisman does not glow on envy, because envy does not envy herself. not sure who gave lust zombification, or who killed rampage, but maybe it will be explained in ds4?
@@copperdaylight Dark Prince gave this power to Lust, you can clearly see it through the lines when he talk. And council is corrupt, they no longer represent balance, as Lord of Hollows said, they reduced themselves to policing angels and demons, while having no interest in humans at all, which means all they want is power. And if you follow DS1 storyline carefully, you should know that it was council that send War on Earth and the same council framed him later. It was all revealed at the Tree. This is where he decided that his service to council is over. No doubt 4 horsemen will destroy the council later for the sake of balance. And Fury have a key for it (Lord of Hollow's talisman).
How did you manage to skip where Lust offers Fury information on the whereabouts of Envy (who by all intents and purposes should be already inside the talisman) in exchange for safe passage? I mean this is SUCH an important clue in the story of Darksiders 3, that Envy is still out there.
Yes, and the fact that Fury didn't raise ANY red flags when Lust said that, is weird, cuz Fury still remembers killing Envy... in the VERY beginning??? Like did you get amnesia, Fury? What's up.
Fury probably figured that Lust only mentioned the bit about Envy out of both ignorance and to save her own hide. I agree that Fury should have at least raised a question to Lust's comment, but Lust had already shown how good of a manipulator she could be.
@@someperson1829 He also says that "Your enemies are closer than you think" which implies that Vulgrim actually knows that the Watcher is Envy. The sly bastard :D
@@csigataraj True. But her "zero phaques was given" reaction on such dialogs makes you lose such lines and rise questions later. I got it only when I did second run.
I enjoyed the game alot Notice how at 3:30 there is foreshadowing, the light while she is sucking in Envy is white Where as for other sins its green , so it was an illusion foretold What do you think where Strife adventures will fit in timeline? Parallel or after DS3?
Gizelbelcoot probably after DS3 and just before 1 and 2. They seem to want to explain how War acquires Mercy and how Death attains Redemption (Strife’s pistols). I can only hope that we get a glimpse of Lucifer finally if not seeing a new battle with Lilith.
I suspected the warcher from the moment Fury took "Envy". The watcher was entranced with the talisman and as Lust lay dying she spoke but was looking at the Watcher the whole time.
It’s important to note that during Darksiders 3, the Well of Souls is not yet claimed by The Destroyer. The Well is integral for both forces of heaven and hell as their souls are sent to the Well and their essence reincarnated. This is why they goto the Lord of Hollows, because he is the only being who can break that cycle. In Darksiders 2, when Death goes to Earth, it is explained that once the Destroyer acquired the Well and had his tower completed - Hell took charge of life and death and thus the angels lost the ability to reincarnate. The Hellguard (lead by Uriel) we’re being hunted and systematically wiped one by one as the legions of Hell grew while those Angelic were fading. Darksiders 2’s Belial DLC also I think ties into Darksiders 3, a human claims to Death that he sold out his compatriots to Belial in hopes of being spared. I think the human’s former caravan are those of Haven.
Death had also not completed his journey so the Nephilim have not yet been resurrected like Lilith (seen at the end of Darksiders 3 post credits) suggested to Death. It’s why in the post credits of Darksiders 2, Lucifer attacks Lilith.
Another great Darksiders Lore vid! Just finished the game for the first time myself a couple days ago... liked it a lot. Story is a bit weak but the game overall was a good entry in the franchise (especially considering the circumstances).
The foreshadowing that Jones was Strife (or at least something not human) was there but very subtle such as he always refers to humans as "them"; somehow knows about the Balance; and somehow knows what a Maker is.
You're lieng to yourself. Just like how you think black panther and captain marvel were good. They weren't. Neither was this game. It is utter trash, design and story wise. Full of gimics and cliche plots that were left unsolved and uninspiring for a 4th game. It's a disgrace to even call this anything more than a failed picture book. Terrible game. Terrible you.
@@jerrysmith8326 Black Panther and Captain Marvel were pulled down by today's political climate. I don't see what shit phase MCU movies have to do with Darksiders though. This game was very well made. It made up for its smaller budget by implementing tremendous story and even further story potential. I know everyone will hate me for this, but narratively speaking this game shits all over the newest God of War for instance. That game literally consisted of pure happenstance, which is a terrible tool for writing. This game was pushed forward by multiple plotting entities on all sides, just as the first and second were. While D2 will likely always remain the best, D3 is a welcome addition if only for its story, and there was much more to enjoy about it. I'll never forget Strife's reveal.
In my first playthrough I had no idea I would not get forcibly pulled to the Lord of Hollows again for the last time. He pulls you in every single time except for the last one... I feel that was a silly design choice by the devs. So sadly I missed the true endings my first playthrough (going to fix it on my second but still think it was a poor decision as not everyone wants to play twice).
@@doublehit9165 - No, it is simply becasue it is a somewhat hidden and non-necessary mission. Also I meant him pulling her to him...not forcing her away. You are not supposed to fight him but in either case he will still go through his "Becoming"... also his becoming is not a weakened state but rather his final state after collecting power over the eons from consuming souls.
I wonder out of all those who said Fury is an awful lead and has no character, depth or storyline, how many of them actually played the game in it's entirety. I'm pretty sure around after she killed the 4th or 5th sin and then when she confronted Lord of Hollows, I think the switch really flipped in her mind and her character growth has been immense since then. Even when she snapped out of the illusion with the other horseman, and just for her to say 'YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE MADE THEM KNEEL' shows you that behind all the loud and brash facade, she does respect and care for her brothers. Furthermore, just the whole final battles and scenes alone, she's completely changed and grown. To say Darksiders 3 lacks in storyline and character development is a bit harsh in my opinion! Fury's really grown on a lot of people I think. I also think in terms of combat system, it is that way too isn't it? As you get more hollows.
Yooo, when I played the game, Abraxis was mentionned once by the Lord of Hollows, then I totally forgot about him and never heard of him after, I didn't even encounter him.
kradrol it’s not really that far out of the way. He’s a little bit before the first tornado encounter in the scar but I found him by accident by just exploring. If your ONLY following the compass, then yes you will skip him.
I’m upset that didnt get to go back to fight him afterward. It’s a mandatory replay just fight him. At least in DSII, you could restart on the same file so you were playing through having officially beaten the game. Now, I’m just wondering. I doubt I’ll play through it again any time soon.
I had no high expectations for Darksiders 3 since alot of game magazines bashed it pretty hard but after i played it myself i can now say that this game is in my opinion the best of the franchise so far.
.... There was no story, her character arc was forced, and the combat is mediocre. There was nothing new to learn in any meaningful way. Maybe the hollowed one shows up in a future game. And that relic does something cool.
That was the moment I realized Fury wasn't as much of an ass as I thought. Even she realized that was pure flattery and that her brothers would never kneel to her.
Around the net it seems they have to sell 100K copies for the game to be considered successful. Apparently they sold 71K copies just on PC, just on Steam, during 1 week. I think Darksiders 4 is already greenlit.
Confirmed now that they're looking into making a fourth. Good thing is that considering they already have the engine, a similar budget would lead to a far greater production quality game. If they maintain the same inspiration and motivation that they had for D3, then D4 will be a masterpiece!
Fury’s journey and growth throughout the game made me appreciate it even more. She went from being arrogant and believing herself entitled to lead the Horsemen, into a more humble and courageous individual towards the end. She gets beaten, bruised and broken only to have to rely on the “feeble” Humans to pick herself up again; “Humanity are in need of a protector. And you are in need of a new purpose. Am I wrong?”
I know people think the Heroes journey and the Heroine’s journey are divided narratives, but to that I say… the Heroic Path is walked by many and begins with just a first step.
He is referred to as the dark one, the prince of lies, the dark prince etc and lilth said on darksiders 2 to death she is drawn to power and yes samael is the 2nd most powerful demon who is the 1st? Lucifer and the creator is god.
I spared both Abraxis and the Lord of Hollows. As such I didn't see Lilith's reaction to the alternate angry Lucifer. That was funny as hell lol! (no pun intended) (P.S. If the Lord of Hollows is the Lord of Hollows, is he your lord also Ashen Hollow? A question for the philosophers.)
Considering that "Fury" isn't even a set in stone horsemen(only War and Death are the same in all variations while both Strife and Fury are more commonly called Pestilence and Famine... but I understand that Strife and Fury sound and work better as characters for the game and comic) never did make a lot of sense for "Fury" to be leading the Horsemen(even if it was mostly just attempts to stroke her ego and make her play ball with someone's plan). But overall not a bad game. Liked how it tied into the first one. The Sins were interesting as was her self reflection for each Sin. And very much raising my expectations we will be seeing game 4 and Strife very soon.
I’m still trying to figure out what the Tempest was and why it said “ Thank You.” This game was so fun the bosses had great designs and hollows all had distinct feels.
Fury and Strife should have been Famine and Pestilence. Pestilence could keep the same design as Strife just add a little green and rot, and give him a poison damage overtime gameplay Famine could probably somehow keep the same design as Fury, just make her look super hungry. Then have her gameplay revolve around life steal
Wait wait wait...the son of a hammer Ulthane was involved in the conspiracy that bamboozled war in the first place! The turn coat bastard better have his come-up-ins...humanity does not forgive. Humanity does not forget!
I am really confused about one thing. Why would the council themselves release the seven deadly sins, and make Envy Fury's watcher? What was their plan? Did Envy kill the watcher and take her place in secrecy? And if that did happen how on earth did Fury (or we) not see it? Or maybe the council stroke a deal with Envy to see to the fact that Fury kills the sins and then Envy can kill Fury to take the power of all other sins as she did (at least thought she did), but the power was not enough for her. It was kinda stupid nonetheless. Another thing, when Envy "takes the power of Fury" what did she take exactly? because when they fight, it seemed like Fury had everything the same.
Envy was in disguise all the time, but the council knows she was she from the start, and she decide to follow fury on their own. The plan was to keep fury imprisoned on earth to deal with angels demons and deadly sins until she will be killed. Thats why they killed her horse Rampage. When envy used the seal to absorb fury powers it had to weaken her a lot absorbing the power of her hollows so if envy had used it 5 times in a row she will had died and not only weakened. Nad besides to imprison her soul her body must be dead first.
they have to do atleast 4 games since there's 4 horsemen and if they did make a 5th one id reckon it would be all 4 horsemen together and each chapter u play as which ever horsemen the chapter belongs too or maybe it will have 4 campaigns were u play as all 4 horsemen each
Why am i here you wonder? Well i had just beaten lust and was sweeping through past areas to find any secrets. Teleporting to a new area only to find me falling through the map and dying. Once i respawned i realized my hair wasn't glowing red so i clicked the corresponding buttons to get my fire back... But no response tried the others nothing. Checked my inventory to find nothing no items no weapons nothing. I was even missing key items such as the human transport and the sin container. Game breaking glitch...
Just had a question, I hope someone knows that! It is revealed that the Destroyer arrives at the end of DS3, and later on destroys Earth, therefore the events of DS1 occur afterwards. But does DS2 happen before or after that? My logic is that Death has either revived the humans from total annihilation after the events of DS1 or the humans that Fury saves are literally the only ones remaining after Death has sacrificed himself? And also, does that mean that Death (and even perhaps Strife) are dead? Either way, the story has been more than worthy of a DS4. Personally I love all of them, but War and his one liners is my absolute favourite. And DS1's ending still gives me the chills.
I wonder how they will tackle strife’s game like if it will be a third person shooter, FPS or if it will keep similar combat to the other games but focus more on ranged attacks that you don’t have to aim only lock on with
I think that the item that the lord of the hollows gave to fury is the "human power seals" which contains a power similar to nephilim race who belongs to human race and when they were ready and the seal vroken they could acquire those power and figt for a place in the balance.
I like both war and death. Wars abyssal armor looks better compared to death. Darksiders 2 how ever still remains the better game of the 3. The looting system was a bonus imo. Hope darksiders 4 will have loot systems as well. Since i did not like not being able to change armor sets like darksiders 2 in 3. Also builds. Necromancer in darksiders 2 is fun.
I just wish the plot wasn't so trite. Countless thousands of years and no basic life lessons until now? But that art style doesn't exactly scream subtle character focus so I suppose it fits. Really satisfying to play despite the plot inadequacies.
Ok, that is not the cutscene I got in the end. Did they recently change it!?!?! And here's a question no one seems to ask.. What the fuck was that tornado, and who was inside it, or was it? The game leaves more questions than answers. If they don't make a 4th game, then they do not deserve praise for this one :(
GoDz Alchemic that ending is what you get when you kill Abraxis and spare the Lord of Hollows. If you choose to side with Abraxis, Lucifer praises Lilith instead.
The question that confused me was this; of this game takes place during wars imprisonment, where the hell was he during the fight at the end with envy? He's supposed to be chained up.
I can reply to whatever I want. Secondly I did play the first game and this one specifically takes place before war is released. There was no mention of his freedom or it would be more likely for fury to encounter him considering they both went to earth. It isnt that this video doesnt explained that, it's that the game didnt do a good job of pointing this out.
You know what I like about this game, besides Fury and her growth? The fact that the two main questions: "Who killed Rampage? Who gave Lust the ability to raise the dead?" was NEVER answered.
3 Questions :P 1 @18:20 "Silence the traitor"? he meant Abraxis? 2 who was Lilith talking to in the end? was it Lucifer? 3 I thought the Council was destroyed by Fury how come at 18:30 he still mentioned the council? Thank you very much!
1 The traitor is The Lord of Hollows as he was a demon, then a Charred Counsel member, and finally The Lord of Hollows. 2 It was Lucifer 3 She only temporarily stunned them so she could escape. There is no rule that states those statues are their actual forms, they could be their version of a Skype call.
So... is the fights between abraxis and/or Lord of Hollows something that happens depending on difficulty? I got through game and didn't see Abraxis at all. Or is it a skippable thing and I just missed it? Admittedly I played through on Easy cause i suck at dodging and got tired of having to redo alot of fights.
Death's sacrifice happened at the same time as War's battle against the Destroyer, meaning the ending of Darksiders 3 is set before the ending of either.
still can't get over WAR from Darksiders 1, too damn awesome and bold for all the horsemen ... that dialogues and voicing is out of the world, fury looked like a spoiled daughter, lol
So I recently beat the game, I enjoyed it a lot and I hope the developers are working on the next one. There are some plot holes in the story though. They never explained what exactly happened to Rampage. Like who killed him and why? Other than to piss off or weaken Fury. Obviously the council ordered for her horse to be killed, I guess the only explanation is they ordered random angels to do it. But then why only Rampage? Why didn't they kill the other horses? They never explained how Envy was both the first boss and the last boss. Like was Envy the watcher the entire time? or did Envy escape the talisman of sin when Wrath knocked out Fury then she killed and disguised herself as the watcher? There was also a weird line I think Uciel mentioned, halfway through the game, helping to search for Envy. Unless I missed something I'm pretty sure everyone believes Envy was caught at the beginning of the game, so why did he say that? It would make sense if he said Wrath or any other sin that wasn't captured, but I remember him saying Envy. These may just be things I misunderstood in my playthrough so if anyone has answers or can confirm my guesses, that would be awesome.
It's actually the Charred Council that freed the 7 deadly sins, they disguised Envy as the Watcher for Fury. The first Envy you kill is just an underling of the original Envy. Charred Council wanted to get rid of fury and all the deadly sins. In the fight against Lust, the sin tells you he can give you Envy location in exchange for his life, as he's talking to you, he's also staring at the Watcher, supposing he knew Envy was the Watcher.
@@Cimex090 That would make sense if Envy didn't attack the council. Why would Envy have gone along with a plan for the council if she wanted to destroy them? I would suppose she wanted to get the power of the sins so she could attack them. Then why would the council work with Envy? If they wanted someone to lure her to her death they would've done better to assign her an actual watcher, instead of a great demon which cannot be trusted, much less one that they imprisoned for centuries.
Envy was supposed to kill Fury after all the sins were captured. I guess they must have made a deal with Envy before all this. I also suppose that the Green medalion you drop on the first "Envy" you kill, was also part of Envy secret plan de destroy the Carred Council. Fury would collect all sins powers in it, so it would make a great power-up for Envy. The Charred Council plan was to make Fury and the sins kill each other, then they would just end what's left.
Never understood that. How does he start another apocalypse if this is 100 years after the apocalypse and humanity is near gone. I know death saved humanity, but how is it _another_ apocalypse? I think he just summoned them.
Does anyone know what happens if you don't kill Abraxis and do kill the master of hollows, or let them both live as a matter of balance, or even vice verse?
i compleated the game without the relic from the king of hollows, dont know why i dident get the option, but think i just dident go to him one last time after i killed the first 5 sins, the last bit of the ending with the deamon lady was a bit different than in this vid, the voice wasent mad at her
Thank you for this vid, I got this game via PS plus but the game is so buggy, I just gave up on it but I love that darksider story so wanted to know how part 3 ended
And people saying Fury is bland. After watching this video, she grew a lot as a character, first being arrogant and ruthless to a more kind and protective character. This is a strong female character done right.
I completely agree!
I'm seeing a pattern where people who criticize the game never actually touched it
@@mezeporta They might have touched it but they never progressed far enough or read enough into what they were playing. Storywise that is.
@@Motorius9000 Finished Darksiders 3 when it appeared, re-played Darksiders 2 for the 3rd time and played Warmastered the 2nd time, I still think Darksiders 3 is shit :)
@@GreenTaldarin Yours is a valid opinion. I did essentially the same (did the BFA too in Warmastered - fuck yeah it was a grind with the Battle Hardened achievement!), but still found Darksiders 3 to my liking. Are you at least bit excited about the coming DLCs though?
I won't lie, even though Death is still my favourite of the Horseman, I'm a huge fan of how Fury develops throughout the game. The way she goes from being a self centred impatient hot head who doesn't care for Humanity to a protector of the humans by seeing how the Sins' personalities reflect her own was pretty well thought out in my eyes. I'm glad this series came back with a bang.
@Aubrey Tembo Naw War is the muscle, death is a mixure of strength and finese with a mix of being slightly edgy.
Death is the 1st, he sacrifices himself to save his siblings, and corrects their mistake
@@deathserpent9747 I don't really see anything edgy about death. His look is original to the bible. He doesn't kill any kind of innocent being. And he litteraly sacrifice himself to save humanity and his youngest brother war.
@@gameblaster2124 naw i mean his attitude is sort of edgy
@@deathserpent9747I'm not sure if death attitude is edgy. He mostly acts sarcastic and doesn't want to get mix up at things. Only wanting to save his brother. Actually what even is the meaning of being edgy. What makes a character edgy. Is it being some anti hero with a dark past. Or a silent menacing guy who doesn't talk much and kills everyone in his path.
If humanity in darksiders ever gets into the position of being able to win, they would go full genocidal to the point of pulverising the balance. Just saying
What if thats the thing that makes the others fear them? If they are supposed to embody balance, what if they are capable of being the only beings of the 3 kingdoms to be able to survive alone and balance still be protected? Like hell is in the opposite of the right and heaven is the extreme left, and humans are dead on in the middle, if you kill just the demons or just the angels the balance is broken, but if humans kill both then balance is kept? And thats why they all want to destroy humans, since they are dead on in the middle if they all die balance is still on, and then neither heaven or hell can be destroyed or there is no way of the balance being restored?
@@nathanielclaw2841 yes
Reminds me of that meme with Scoobi-Doo pointing to his head, smirking:
‘Don’t need to maintain a balance if both weights of that scale are dead’. XD
@@iona2225 Holy shit that sounds gruesomely badass. In this case anyway
That's when thanos steps in
Couple questions:
1: who killed rampage and why?
2: what demon gave lust the power to raise the dead?
I'm hoping there will be dlc explaining a lot more or part 4 will. I love this series so much but the suspense of finding everything out kills me lol
i have the same questions, but like @Monk Man says, we just gotta hope we get the answers soon!
Rampage was kill by Envy to turn Fury against the angels .Lust take the power from Lucifer bcs everything is his plan.😈🤫
Lust got the power to raise the dead was abraxis
Abruxis is the demon near the sin wraith in the wasteland
Fury honestly became one of my favorite female leads in a video game. She gets such a huge amount of character develpoment its insane.
I love this franchise so much and Fury had so much character development it's amazing; Awesome work love your content bro
She really did, I loved watching her get from point A to B. Thanks buddy, means a lot! =]
I wish they would add New Game+ already. But I love the game play. Even easy mode is a challenge. Well before the update anyway.
Darksiders 4:
Playing as Strife, inevitably
Darksiders 5:
*Playing as a your own custom human, a millennium after the events of the first four games, after humanity has unlocked their full potential and is taking the fight directly to heaven and hell after thousands of years of suffering at their hands.*
They're barely coming back after all the games so that wouldn't exactly make sense
Hell
No
I would not be suprised if we would see a LOK: Defiance approach. After we had a taste of what Strife can do the 5th game could include all four riders.
darksiders 5 is essencially doom +. the plus is just where you have to obliterate heaven too.
I hope the conclusion of this franchise will be within my lifespan. It's been too damn long since we have darksiders. I love all of them.
the lord of hollows also made it clear that fury's choice (of fury herself?)is his becoming. he basically gave all his powers to her, then hollowed himself off the game, all for the sake of the balance he believes in. poetic.
LotH weaponizes 1 of the four (in this case Fury) and says (I have chosen my side, that is you *Fury*) and that he gives you the thing at the end if you dont kill him (not gonna spoil what he gives you tho). Other than that, think of the question he asked Fury before his Becoming.
The worst line she gave as a voice actor was "for the horseman" it was forced and not really in context based off her tone. But the pros of it still are the impact and her actions while saying it
I actually facepalm at that moment. xD
For the watch (olly voice)
She should learn from Garen
BuT MuH StRoNg FeMaiL lEaD
When she saw strife it was bad because she didn't even sound supprised she said it like she hates him
Just finished the game
The only I wish was that we got to ride rampage just once
Same. I wanted so badly to ride every Horseman's horse at least once.
Story is a little wonky... How does releasing the 7 sins and then sending Fury after them help the Council get rid of both the Sins and the Horsemen. Who was the crow you fight in the beginning said to be Envy... just an illusion that Fury is to blind to see through? Why doesn't the talisman glow when the watcher is present talking to Fury? Who gave Lust her powers? Abraxis or the Prince of Darkness? Who killed Rampage? All these questions getting answers depends on us getting a 4th game I guess...
Yeah the story is weak for sure (for me the worst part was Fury's character arc and reactions, it was really forced in certain areas).
- Not sure if it is true that the Charred Council released the sins (Pride may have just been saying that to mess with Fury, but the Charred Council are using the Horsemen).
- The Crow thing was working for/with Envy.
- The Talisman actually does glow the first time the Watcher gets near it... but I think the reason it didn't otherwise is becasue it was Envy's Talisman (Envy made it to hold power from the other sins, or at the very least used it and modified it).
- As for Lust's powers... maybe and yes (probably the Dark One through Abraxis or even Lilith).
- Rampage... I think it was Envy as well trying to turn Fury against the remaining Angels so she would not have to deal with them later.
@@GameLoot Good reasoning. Thanks :)
@@Burningskull13 - No problem at all :) It is my favorite franchise (the mix of cool characters, more, and good old hack and slash gameplay made it my comfort food gaming and I still love it to this day) so I know the lore by heart and it helps me kind of get a feel for these more vague things.
first of all, releasing the seven sins could arguably be for the sake of balance. the angel's generals are on earth, so too must the devil's. however, seems there is someone working behind the scenes, the balanced had tipped in favor for the demons. sending the horsemen to bring them back is also for the sake of that balance the council is policing. however, because of war's "betrayal", they are now very wary of the side the 4 have, so they must have thought of ending them as well. also a reason they chose the "subservient" envy to play as the "watcher", two birds with one stone, only they did not realize doing so would make envy OP.
second for those who do not know, there are eight seven deadly sins. and the "seven" we have are just the current representation of them (most likely the magpie demon is vainglory, as she boast a title she does not have). the talisman does not glow on envy, because envy does not envy herself. not sure who gave lust zombification, or who killed rampage, but maybe it will be explained in ds4?
@@copperdaylight Dark Prince gave this power to Lust, you can clearly see it through the lines when he talk.
And council is corrupt, they no longer represent balance, as Lord of Hollows said, they reduced themselves to policing angels and demons, while having no interest in humans at all, which means all they want is power. And if you follow DS1 storyline carefully, you should know that it was council that send War on Earth and the same council framed him later. It was all revealed at the Tree. This is where he decided that his service to council is over. No doubt 4 horsemen will destroy the council later for the sake of balance. And Fury have a key for it (Lord of Hollow's talisman).
How did you manage to skip where Lust offers Fury information on the whereabouts of Envy (who by all intents and purposes should be already inside the talisman) in exchange for safe passage? I mean this is SUCH an important clue in the story of Darksiders 3, that Envy is still out there.
Yes, and the fact that Fury didn't raise ANY red flags when Lust said that, is weird, cuz Fury still remembers killing Envy... in the VERY beginning??? Like did you get amnesia, Fury? What's up.
@@Alchemic09 she might have suspected that it wasn't Envy. Being too easy and all that hehe.
Fury probably figured that Lust only mentioned the bit about Envy out of both ignorance and to save her own hide. I agree that Fury should have at least raised a question to Lust's comment, but Lust had already shown how good of a manipulator she could be.
@@someperson1829 He also says that "Your enemies are closer than you think" which implies that Vulgrim actually knows that the Watcher is Envy. The sly bastard :D
@@csigataraj True. But her "zero phaques was given" reaction on such dialogs makes you lose such lines and rise questions later. I got it only when I did second run.
God of War lore? Also, I love how all the Sins are so perfectly representative of their biblical counterparts. Great personifications.
Angry bald guy with daddy issues kills his dad then raises a son named "Boy". He also kills Connor McGregor but that's a story for another time.
@@todd2.08 He also plays the white knight when Connor McGregor reveals his mommy issues.
the seven sins is not really in the bible per se, but was popularized by some priest(forgot who).
@@copperdaylightYou mean the Desert Fathers?
To me the sins personalities felt too on the nose, like one note characters. I really liked how they handled Lust but that's it.
I liked the recap. I look forward to the deep dive into the lore and seeing how this story fits into the grand narrative and what could be coming next
hope they make a 4 game and we get to play all 4 of them
I enjoyed the game alot
Notice how at 3:30 there is foreshadowing, the light while she is sucking in Envy is white
Where as for other sins its green , so it was an illusion foretold
What do you think where Strife adventures will fit in timeline? Parallel or after DS3?
Gizelbelcoot probably after DS3 and just before 1 and 2. They seem to want to explain how War acquires Mercy and how Death attains Redemption (Strife’s pistols). I can only hope that we get a glimpse of Lucifer finally if not seeing a new battle with Lilith.
@@FatalFist Something tells me vulgrim is demon prince guy
Your timeline sounds about right
I suspected the warcher from the moment Fury took "Envy". The watcher was entranced with the talisman and as Lust lay dying she spoke but was looking at the Watcher the whole time.
Finally. I was waiting for this. Thanks for the video.
It’s nice to finally know why the makers and volgrim had strifes mercy and redemption
Fury is that character that you hate at the begining and then you just love her
It’s important to note that during Darksiders 3, the Well of Souls is not yet claimed by The Destroyer. The Well is integral for both forces of heaven and hell as their souls are sent to the Well and their essence reincarnated. This is why they goto the Lord of Hollows, because he is the only being who can break that cycle.
In Darksiders 2, when Death goes to Earth, it is explained that once the Destroyer acquired the Well and had his tower completed - Hell took charge of life and death and thus the angels lost the ability to reincarnate. The Hellguard (lead by Uriel) we’re being hunted and systematically wiped one by one as the legions of Hell grew while those Angelic were fading.
Darksiders 2’s Belial DLC also I think ties into Darksiders 3, a human claims to Death that he sold out his compatriots to Belial in hopes of being spared. I think the human’s former caravan are those of Haven.
Death had also not completed his journey so the Nephilim have not yet been resurrected like Lilith (seen at the end of Darksiders 3 post credits) suggested to Death. It’s why in the post credits of Darksiders 2, Lucifer attacks Lilith.
@@sugartoothYT I like to think it is the same caravan.
Anyone else super excited to play as strife???
Another great Darksiders Lore vid!
Just finished the game for the first time myself a couple days ago... liked it a lot. Story is a bit weak but the game overall was a good entry in the franchise (especially considering the circumstances).
The foreshadowing that Jones was Strife (or at least something not human) was there but very subtle such as he always refers to humans as "them"; somehow knows about the Balance; and somehow knows what a Maker is.
Darksiders 3 fuking rocks
You're lieng to yourself. Just like how you think black panther and captain marvel were good. They weren't. Neither was this game. It is utter trash, design and story wise. Full of gimics and cliche plots that were left unsolved and uninspiring for a 4th game. It's a disgrace to even call this anything more than a failed picture book. Terrible game. Terrible you.
@@jerrysmith8326 really dude? Let him like what he like
@@jerrysmith8326 Black Panther and Captain Marvel were pulled down by today's political climate. I don't see what shit phase MCU movies have to do with Darksiders though. This game was very well made. It made up for its smaller budget by implementing tremendous story and even further story potential.
I know everyone will hate me for this, but narratively speaking this game shits all over the newest God of War for instance. That game literally consisted of pure happenstance, which is a terrible tool for writing. This game was pushed forward by multiple plotting entities on all sides, just as the first and second were. While D2 will likely always remain the best, D3 is a welcome addition if only for its story, and there was much more to enjoy about it. I'll never forget Strife's reveal.
@@TheStraightestWhitest lollllllll you're fucking cooked mate. Completely cooooooooked. But I know you're just trolling so what ever enjoy your day
jerry Smith you mad because he likes the game ? Wtf this world has come too?
In my first playthrough I had no idea I would not get forcibly pulled to the Lord of Hollows again for the last time. He pulls you in every single time except for the last one... I feel that was a silly design choice by the devs. So sadly I missed the true endings my first playthrough (going to fix it on my second but still think it was a poor decision as not everyone wants to play twice).
Thats because every time the lords gave fury some of his power he weakens himself and the last time he was too weak to force her to go away.
@@doublehit9165 - No, it is simply becasue it is a somewhat hidden and non-necessary mission. Also I meant him pulling her to him...not forcing her away. You are not supposed to fight him but in either case he will still go through his "Becoming"... also his becoming is not a weakened state but rather his final state after collecting power over the eons from consuming souls.
I wonder out of all those who said Fury is an awful lead and has no character, depth or storyline, how many of them actually played the game in it's entirety.
I'm pretty sure around after she killed the 4th or 5th sin and then when she confronted Lord of Hollows, I think the switch really flipped in her mind and her character growth has been immense since then. Even when she snapped out of the illusion with the other horseman, and just for her to say 'YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE MADE THEM KNEEL' shows you that behind all the loud and brash facade, she does respect and care for her brothers.
Furthermore, just the whole final battles and scenes alone, she's completely changed and grown.
To say Darksiders 3 lacks in storyline and character development is a bit harsh in my opinion! Fury's really grown on a lot of people I think. I also think in terms of combat system, it is that way too isn't it? As you get more hollows.
"Fury launches her assault on Lust..."
Oh, ho ho ho... Ill take your advice on not searching it...
I did, but nothing strange appeared. Did I miss something?
I didn't get anything weird either
i love fury she's so awesome
Yooo, when I played the game, Abraxis was mentionned once by the Lord of Hollows, then I totally forgot about him and never heard of him after, I didn't even encounter him.
yeah. you have to go out of your way to find him.
To be honest I didn't even realise there were different endings. Usually, games tell you that or they hint at it
kradrol it’s not really that far out of the way. He’s a little bit before the first tornado encounter in the scar but I found him by accident by just exploring. If your ONLY following the compass, then yes you will skip him.
@@Death565656 I didn't say it was far out of the way. just that it's an option fight you have to go out of your way to get to.
I’m upset that didnt get to go back to fight him afterward. It’s a mandatory replay just fight him. At least in DSII, you could restart on the same file so you were playing through having officially beaten the game. Now, I’m just wondering. I doubt I’ll play through it again any time soon.
I had no high expectations for Darksiders 3 since alot of game magazines bashed it pretty hard but after i played it myself i can now say that this game is in my opinion the best of the franchise so far.
.... There was no story, her character arc was forced, and the combat is mediocre. There was nothing new to learn in any meaningful way.
Maybe the hollowed one shows up in a future game. And that relic does something cool.
@@sugartoothYT Because they developed about as abruptly as you just typing it. All those things did "happen". They just....happened.
I love the lore of these games and the characters are so interesting!
Last time i was this early i woke up in a planned parenthood
damn dude...
"You should not have made them kneel!!!"
That was the moment I realized Fury wasn't as much of an ass as I thought. Even she realized that was pure flattery and that her brothers would never kneel to her.
Please tell me they're making a darksiders IV with the last horsemen.
Around the net it seems they have to sell 100K copies for the game to be considered successful. Apparently they sold 71K copies just on PC, just on Steam, during 1 week. I think Darksiders 4 is already greenlit.
@@raresmacovei8382 holy fuck seriously? LOL DS5 soontmpls
Obviously
Confirmed now that they're looking into making a fourth. Good thing is that considering they already have the engine, a similar budget would lead to a far greater production quality game. If they maintain the same inspiration and motivation that they had for D3, then D4 will be a masterpiece!
trailer dropped yesterday
Pausing after the ad because I wanted to thank you for that awesome editing so I didn’t miss what you said
Pretty much strife's the second to realize what happened since the first was war. Also story goes back to 1 again since 7th seal was broken then.
Darksiders4
Play as strife
Last mission include all the horsemen
With multiplayer
Fury’s journey and growth throughout the game made me appreciate it even more. She went from being arrogant and believing herself entitled to lead the Horsemen, into a more humble and courageous individual towards the end. She gets beaten, bruised and broken only to have to rely on the “feeble” Humans to pick herself up again;
“Humanity are in need of a protector. And you are in need of a new purpose. Am I wrong?”
I know people think the Heroes journey and the Heroine’s journey are divided narratives, but to that I say…
the Heroic Path is walked by many and begins with just a first step.
Is that Lucifer talking in the end?
Most likely!
@@TheAshenHollow nice it would be cool to see him in the future!
He is referred to as the dark one, the prince of lies, the dark prince etc and lilth said on darksiders 2 to death she is drawn to power and yes samael is the 2nd most powerful demon who is the 1st? Lucifer and the creator is god.
He is never called Lucifer or Satan... only the "Dark One" so far. But yeah, ruler of Hell.
The credits have the same voice actor for the princess of darkness and it in this game but that can only be the voice that Lilith was talking to
I spared both Abraxis and the Lord of Hollows. As such I didn't see Lilith's reaction to the alternate angry Lucifer. That was funny as hell lol! (no pun intended)
(P.S. If the Lord of Hollows is the Lord of Hollows, is he your lord also Ashen Hollow? A question for the philosophers.)
oh hey that's a gud one.
I didn’t even make it to Abraxis before I got to the end. Didn’t even know what he looked like until this video.
Remember when the trailers got millions of views?
I loved those days
Considering that "Fury" isn't even a set in stone horsemen(only War and Death are the same in all variations while both Strife and Fury are more commonly called Pestilence and Famine... but I understand that Strife and Fury sound and work better as characters for the game and comic) never did make a lot of sense for "Fury" to be leading the Horsemen(even if it was mostly just attempts to stroke her ego and make her play ball with someone's plan).
But overall not a bad game. Liked how it tied into the first one. The Sins were interesting as was her self reflection for each Sin. And very much raising my expectations we will be seeing game 4 and Strife very soon.
I'm just hyped to play strife, be interesting to see how they work his guns into gameplay.
I’m still trying to figure out what the Tempest was and why it said “ Thank You.” This game was so fun the bosses had great designs and hollows all had distinct feels.
Novad selir probably the life essence of those golems from DS1 - corrupted into some kind of perpetual maelstrom.
FatalFist oh yeah I remember those golems that could explain it, i thought it was some kind of imprisoned creature.( like the chosen)
I was waiting for a cheeky "pride comes before the fall"👀
But alas!
Posted just in time since I finished the first video
Fury and Strife should have been Famine and Pestilence.
Pestilence could keep the same design as Strife just add a little green and rot, and give him a poison damage overtime gameplay
Famine could probably somehow keep the same design as Fury, just make her look super hungry. Then have her gameplay revolve around life steal
Wait wait wait...the son of a hammer Ulthane was involved in the conspiracy that bamboozled war in the first place! The turn coat bastard better have his come-up-ins...humanity does not forgive. Humanity does not forget!
I love so much this franchise, i just wish for it to finish it's story properly.
this makes wanna replay the franchise
There's olny ONE Lord of Hollows and that's The Ashen One
Great video, hyped for the sequel ! ♥
I am really confused about one thing. Why would the council themselves release the seven deadly sins, and make Envy Fury's watcher? What was their plan? Did Envy kill the watcher and take her place in secrecy? And if that did happen how on earth did Fury (or we) not see it? Or maybe the council stroke a deal with Envy to see to the fact that Fury kills the sins and then Envy can kill Fury to take the power of all other sins as she did (at least thought she did), but the power was not enough for her. It was kinda stupid nonetheless.
Another thing, when Envy "takes the power of Fury" what did she take exactly? because when they fight, it seemed like Fury had everything the same.
Envy was in disguise all the time, but the council knows she was she from the start, and she decide to follow fury on their own. The plan was to keep fury imprisoned on earth to deal with angels demons and deadly sins until she will be killed. Thats why they killed her horse Rampage. When envy used the seal to absorb fury powers it had to weaken her a lot absorbing the power of her hollows so if envy had used it 5 times in a row she will had died and not only weakened. Nad besides to imprison her soul her body must be dead first.
YES I've been waiting for this video
wait... that final scene means.... a fourth Darksiders!! WOO!!
they have to do atleast 4 games since there's 4 horsemen and if they did make a 5th one id reckon it would be all 4 horsemen together and each chapter u play as which ever horsemen the chapter belongs too or maybe it will have 4 campaigns were u play as all 4 horsemen each
I though ds3 will never come bcs they said the company was bankrupt but im glad they made a comeback
I'm heart broken, my like ticked the counter up to 421.
after watching this i really want dante inferno to make a comeback, although i love god of war and darksiders. dante is my favorite.
I kinda feel like Dante in that game could be the pinnacle of humanity, or something close to it.
I love this game and it’s always been up there when it comes to anything else that they have put out!!!!!!!?? “ God bless ya all today Shalom
The lore is interesting. Those reflecting pools were forbidden according to the Scribe.
Why am i here you wonder? Well i had just beaten lust and was sweeping through past areas to find any secrets. Teleporting to a new area only to find me falling through the map and dying. Once i respawned i realized my hair wasn't glowing red so i clicked the corresponding buttons to get my fire back... But no response tried the others nothing. Checked my inventory to find nothing no items no weapons nothing. I was even missing key items such as the human transport and the sin container. Game breaking glitch...
"Fury launches her assault on lust" ... LOL
Gabriel Mor I searched it and nothing. What is supposed to come up?
@@mishimamaster1845 watch 9:03
Gabriel Mor I did and I searched it
Can't wait for the next game
"You should never have made them kneel"
Just had a question, I hope someone knows that!
It is revealed that the Destroyer arrives at the end of DS3, and later on destroys Earth, therefore the events of DS1 occur afterwards. But does DS2 happen before or after that? My logic is that Death has either revived the humans from total annihilation after the events of DS1 or the humans that Fury saves are literally the only ones remaining after Death has sacrificed himself?
And also, does that mean that Death (and even perhaps Strife) are dead?
Either way, the story has been more than worthy of a DS4. Personally I love all of them, but War and his one liners is my absolute favourite. And DS1's ending still gives me the chills.
Thanks for this!
I wonder how they will tackle strife’s game like if it will be a third person shooter, FPS or if it will keep similar combat to the other games but focus more on ranged attacks that you don’t have to aim only lock on with
I think that the item that the lord of the hollows gave to fury is the "human power seals" which contains a power similar to nephilim race who belongs to human race and when they were ready and the seal vroken they could acquire those power and figt for a place in the balance.
Not really my type of game to play but I love the lore surrounding it
I like both war and death. Wars abyssal armor looks better compared to death. Darksiders 2 how ever still remains the better game of the 3. The looting system was a bonus imo. Hope darksiders 4 will have loot systems as well. Since i did not like not being able to change armor sets like darksiders 2 in 3. Also builds. Necromancer in darksiders 2 is fun.
I liked this video simply because there weren’t any dislikes
I just wish the plot wasn't so trite. Countless thousands of years and no basic life lessons until now? But that art style doesn't exactly scream subtle character focus so I suppose it fits.
Really satisfying to play despite the plot inadequacies.
Loved this game
Heeyyyyyy I was waiting for this!!
Death is still my favorite of the 4, id give fury 2nd.
Ok, that is not the cutscene I got in the end.
Did they recently change it!?!?!
And here's a question no one seems to ask.. What the fuck was that tornado, and who was inside it, or was it?
The game leaves more questions than answers. If they don't make a 4th game, then they do not deserve praise for this one :(
GoDz Alchemic that ending is what you get when you kill Abraxis and spare the Lord of Hollows. If you choose to side with Abraxis, Lucifer praises Lilith instead.
I hope after the solo game for Strife they will do a game AAA with the four who take place after the end of the first !!
The question that confused me was this; of this game takes place during wars imprisonment, where the hell was he during the fight at the end with envy? He's supposed to be chained up.
Yeah, perhaps he needn't be there physically at all time. It's the Charred Council, they can teleport people away.
And no, he was sent back out (play the game or watch the video before commenting) to deal with said betrayers
I can reply to whatever I want. Secondly I did play the first game and this one specifically takes place before war is released. There was no mention of his freedom or it would be more likely for fury to encounter him considering they both went to earth. It isnt that this video doesnt explained that, it's that the game didnt do a good job of pointing this out.
War is released 100 years later.
Darksiders 2 was my fav
Hearing him say my name over and over again is weird.
You know what I like about this game, besides Fury and her growth?
The fact that the two main questions: "Who killed Rampage? Who gave Lust the ability to raise the dead?" was NEVER answered.
3 Questions :P
1 @18:20 "Silence the traitor"? he meant Abraxis?
2 who was Lilith talking to in the end? was it Lucifer?
3 I thought the Council was destroyed by Fury how come at 18:30 he still mentioned the council?
Thank you very much!
She stop the council from attacking her, but cannot kill them, they are still too powerful for her
1 The traitor is The Lord of Hollows as he was a demon, then a Charred Counsel member, and finally The Lord of Hollows.
2 It was Lucifer
3 She only temporarily stunned them so she could escape. There is no rule that states those statues are their actual forms, they could be their version of a Skype call.
So... is the fights between abraxis and/or Lord of Hollows something that happens depending on difficulty? I got through game and didn't see Abraxis at all. Or is it a skippable thing and I just missed it? Admittedly I played through on Easy cause i suck at dodging and got tired of having to redo alot of fights.
we need a fourth game to show how strife fits in the overarching story
10;05 which background track do u use here
LMFAO My game must have glitched way the hell out because after killing Abraxis I never got that last scene with the Lord of Hollows
You have to go back to hollows yourself and talk with the Lord of hollows.
fury got the ol eye of Horus on her chest
Im pretty sure that all four of them are in different times and thats why all of them were summoned after war breaks the seal
Death's sacrifice happened at the same time as War's battle against the Destroyer, meaning the ending of Darksiders 3 is set before the ending of either.
@Urazz I seem to remember the Crow father saying tp Death, just as he ponder on what to do, that his brother is fighting the Destroyer.
After playing DS3 I went and restarted ds2 since it was my fave in the series, to my surprise I ended up enjoying DS3 more.
still can't get over WAR from Darksiders 1, too damn awesome and bold for all the horsemen ... that dialogues and voicing is out of the world, fury looked like a spoiled daughter, lol
She's far less ceremonious than her brothers, she's in for the fight not the grand design.
At least at first.
Nice one 👍 thanks
Yesss
So I recently beat the game, I enjoyed it a lot and I hope the developers are working on the next one.
There are some plot holes in the story though.
They never explained what exactly happened to Rampage. Like who killed him and why? Other than to piss off or weaken Fury. Obviously the council ordered for her horse to be killed, I guess the only explanation is they ordered random angels to do it. But then why only Rampage? Why didn't they kill the other horses?
They never explained how Envy was both the first boss and the last boss. Like was Envy the watcher the entire time? or did Envy escape the talisman of sin when Wrath knocked out Fury then she killed and disguised herself as the watcher?
There was also a weird line I think Uciel mentioned, halfway through the game, helping to search for Envy. Unless I missed something I'm pretty sure everyone believes Envy was caught at the beginning of the game, so why did he say that? It would make sense if he said Wrath or any other sin that wasn't captured, but I remember him saying Envy.
These may just be things I misunderstood in my playthrough so if anyone has answers or can confirm my guesses, that would be awesome.
It's actually the Charred Council that freed the 7 deadly sins, they disguised Envy as the Watcher for Fury. The first Envy you kill is just an underling of the original Envy. Charred Council wanted to get rid of fury and all the deadly sins. In the fight against Lust, the sin tells you he can give you Envy location in exchange for his life, as he's talking to you, he's also staring at the Watcher, supposing he knew Envy was the Watcher.
@@Cimex090 That would make sense if Envy didn't attack the council. Why would Envy have gone along with a plan for the council if she wanted to destroy them?
I would suppose she wanted to get the power of the sins so she could attack them. Then why would the council work with Envy? If they wanted someone to lure her to her death they would've done better to assign her an actual watcher, instead of a great demon which cannot be trusted, much less one that they imprisoned for centuries.
Envy was supposed to kill Fury after all the sins were captured. I guess they must have made a deal with Envy before all this. I also suppose that the Green medalion you drop on the first "Envy" you kill, was also part of Envy secret plan de destroy the Carred Council. Fury would collect all sins powers in it, so it would make a great power-up for Envy. The Charred Council plan was to make Fury and the sins kill each other, then they would just end what's left.
I hope Darksiders 4 will be from the perspective of Strife during the apocalypse that War started at the end of Darksiders 1.
Never understood that. How does he start another apocalypse if this is 100 years after the apocalypse and humanity is near gone. I know death saved humanity, but how is it _another_ apocalypse? I think he just summoned them.
Does anyone know what happens if you don't kill Abraxis and do kill the master of hollows, or let them both live as a matter of balance, or even vice verse?
i compleated the game without the relic from the king of hollows, dont know why i dident get the option, but think i just dident go to him one last time after i killed the first 5 sins, the last bit of the ending with the deamon lady was a bit different than in this vid, the voice wasent mad at her
Thank you for this vid, I got this game via PS plus but the game is so buggy, I just gave up on it but I love that darksider story so wanted to know how part 3 ended