Deliberate PS 3 Plot changes?

[Lord Khyron]

Here we go:<p>First off, the Description of the fortress under the water in Landen:<p>ENGLISH:<p>See the palace down there in the muck? Our oldest legend<br>says the evil Dark Force is trapped there by the sword of<br>Orakio!<p>Japanese:<p>"The fortress's people, thirsting for hatred's power, <br>summoned the Darkness known by that name.<br>Orakio, angered,<br>thrust down his black sword,<br>and sealed both fortress and Darkness away."<br>...That's it.<p>Alright, Now we'll go to the minstrel in RYSEL..<p>ENGLISH:<p>We minstrels know much of the ancient legends. My <br> favorite is one that tells of our people fleeing a <br> terribly evil thing called Dark Force! The legend says <br> we are the last survivors of a race that sailed between <br> the stars.<p>JAPANESE:<p>"In the midst of four fortresses <br> lies the key to meeting the child of the desert.<br> In the midst of the night lit by two twinkling moons<br> lies the key to meeting the child of the seas."<br> I'm Mai, the minstrel.<br> This song has been handed down throughout the ages...<p>THERE IS SO MANY MORE CHANGES!<br><p>[size=small][Edit by Lord Khyron on [TIME]1115315850[/TIME]][/size]

[Forge]

That's not a change of plot, but a change of narrative. It does not affect the storyline in the game, or the ending, does it?<p>It's just elaboration of back-story.

[Lord Khyron]

No, it is a plot change. That dictates the Fortress belonged to Rulakir and alludes to Dark Force.<p>The Minstrel wasn't supposed to speak about Dark Force

[PSP]

<blockquote><i>Originally posted by Lord Khyron</i><br>No, it is a plot change. That dictates the Fortress belonged to Rulakir and alludes to Dark Force.<br></blockquote><p>With all due respect...WTF.<p>What passage do you believe refers to Rulakir? O_o<p>-Corey

[Lord Khyron]

<blockquote><br>"The fortress's people, thirsting for hatred's power,<br>summoned the Darkness known by that name.<br>Orakio, angered,<br>thrust down his black sword,<br>and sealed both fortress and Darkness away."<br>...That's it.<br></blockquote> <p>Rulakir sold his soul to Dark Force. It's a proven fact in PS 3. That fortress summoned Dark Force, lusting for it's power. Orakio used his sword to seal it away.<p>It's self explanatory, Rulakir is still alive based on his hatred. <p>If you recall, Orakio never thirsted for Dark Force's Power, Him and Laya sealed Df away.

[Alis in Wonderland]

the japanese version gives more information... it tells you that the people of the tower summoned df due to longing for its power, and gives more concrete directions to the ancestors in the second quote.<p>but i thought df somehow got on board the worldship on its own... not that it was summoned. <br> <br>

[Lord Khyron]

In the japanese pS 3, Dark Falz awoke 1000 years after they left Palma and started the devastation war.<p>He was then sealed away by Orakio and 1000 years later you free him.<p>Ps 3 in the japanese version takes place 2000 years after PS 2.

[Forge]

And that's not the same for the English version?<p>I thought it was, or my calculations are wrong. (1000+1000=2000. Or is that wrong?)

[Lord Khyron]

The English version takes place at the same time as PS IV.

[thriwren Version 2]

<blockquote><i>Originally posted by Lord Khyron</i><p>The English version takes place at the same time as PS IV. <br></blockquote><br>Aproxamently yes it does.

[Kars!]

you 're right , especcially with the menestrel<p>they put on their lips never spoken words

[zoothe]

<blockquote>The English version takes place at the same time as PS IV. </blockquote> <p>What makes you say that?

[ThePeaGuy]

<blockquote><i>Originally posted by zoothe</i><p>What makes you say that?<br></blockquote><p>Because of this part from the PSIII game script:<p> <blockquote>What the Old Men say:<br> - The people of New Mota keep our past alive.<br> - The others here can tell you much about our past.<br> - We are the keepers of our people's history. For 1,000<br> years we have kept the past alive. Listen well and<br> you will hear of our plight.<br> - We're the descendants of the people of Palm, a planet<br> that once circled the distant star Algo. Palm was [TAB]<br> destroyed by an evil being that haunts us every 1,000<br> years, bringing death and ruin. This evil incarnate<br> is known as Dark Force!<br> - The people of Palm were thinkers and creators. They<br> knew of the plans made by the evil being. When the<br> vile Dark Force stirred 1,000 years ago, preparations<br> were made to escape from Palm.<br> - Our ancestors built a fleet of 400 spaceships. This<br> armada escaped the destruction of Palm and set off<br> into space to find a new homeland.<br> - Our ancestors thought they had at last escaped from<br> the clutches of the undying master of evil. But Dark<br> Force managed to slip aboard a ship. It destroyed all<br> but one of our sister ships before Orakio and Laya<br> trapped it on Alisa III. Now there are only two ships<br> left of our fleet: our ship, the Alisa III, and the<br> Neo Palm.</blockquote><br><p>[size=small][Edit by ThePeaGuy on [TIME]1116182699[/TIME]][/size]

[LaconianShot]

<blockquote>First off, the Description of the fortress under the water in Landen:<p>ENGLISH:<p>See the palace down there in the muck? Our oldest legend<br>says the evil Dark Force is trapped there by the sword of<br>Orakio!<p>Japanese:<p>"The fortress's people, thirsting for hatred's power,<br>summoned the Darkness known by that name.<br>Orakio, angered,<br>thrust down his black sword,<br>and sealed both fortress and Darkness away."<br>...That's it. </blockquote> <br>That's not a plot change in the least.It's merely worded differently. The facts: Orakio seals Dark Force away with his sword. Neither version changes or alters that fact. The English version is merely simplified... the translators likely omitted the details they thought were least important.

[PSP]

<blockquote><i>Originally posted by LaconianShot</i><br>That's not a plot change in the least.It's merely worded differently. The facts: Orakio seals Dark Force away with his sword. Neither version changes or alters that fact. The English version is merely simplified... the translators likely omitted the details they thought were least important.<br></blockquote><p>Couldn't have said it better myself.<p>-Corey