I seem to remember many times where I’d end up with 2 intelligence but I wouldn’t read up on tactics and wouldn’t start the game with a point in it, so i know there’s at least one more conversation/decision (apart from handing robert the hard lance) that can bump it up.
Lying is encouraged in the drinking game. More than likely he is trying to get you to drink whatever he is. He might tell the truth he might lie to try and fool you.
There is something i would like to ask how to unlock the “Nothing” prize when you win the tournament?
Just do nothing
Very nice guide, and good to save Sir Robert, but whoever got the idea of romancing all 4 girls? Given that all the girls have you promise to be faithful, I was pretty sure that cheating on Nadine would lead to an arrow in my neck. Cheating on Hannah would end in ‘off with his head’, cheating on Adeline would lead to all of my money getting stolen, and Ashura…would be very upset?
Haha… i think initially Great Tournament was a one off stand alone game , hence @Jerieth would perhaps set the romance route as more of a game to be enjoy for those who want to try a romance with all 4 person without replaying the game from the start
But i agree with you, romancing all 4 will seem inappropriate , i gave a long hard thought every time and it had to be Princess Hannah for me…
Of course, you can play 4 different characters who’d romance 1 lady each…but best girl for me was Nadine.
Love Nadine as well… when i was playing Great Tournament , i didn’t realise there could be multiple RO in a story since i was new to HG/CoG … so i just follow my heart and Hannah’s route is still the best epic conclusion for me, especially i put in my heart and soul within the 100 days time period to prepare / train myself for the Tournament to save princess Hannah, and since there was no save system, for every decision i made , i need to make a mental calculation of the potential outcome… so you can imagine my excitement when i manage to kill Malik in my first playthrough ( and it was past 1 am after midnight :-) )
I hope that defeating Malick while rescuing Hannah isn’t too hard, because failing at that point would be a frustrating end to the story. The underwhelming final battle is a weakness of Choice of Kung Fu, but the Great Tournament builds up a lot of drama without being frustratingly difficult. One of my knights did fail the joust, but his name was Sir Jack Falstaff, so no big surprise.
Omgosh that was so intense, I thought for sure my lovely Hannah was a goner Life was certainly rough without the brilliant Sir Robert and the friendship of Ben but damn it felt good to win the tournament. Wish I did more as King tho, I had so much plans for Redwood
Is it possible to finish the game married to other girl than princess?(win the tournament and dont ask hanna’s hand?)
You need to buy a ring and propose before the tournament and obviously don’t ask for the princess’s hand in marriage, just in case don’t ask to be king either.
I’ll try that. I was proposing before buying the ring, maybe that was the problema. Thx
Is there any way to marry Nadine?
I loved this book. I found the 300 days part very hard, because it was difficult to move around and be on time to the events, so I used the guide. But then I followed my heart, and found out at the end that I was a Darksider (I wonder why…I acted quite honorably all the time…)
Anyway, great game, useful guide
Yes… Nadine is an RO and in Great Tournament 2 , you could have children with her
There are altogether 4 RO who we could marry including Princess Hannah
@Silvano_Oracolo1 perhaps you should continue playing Great Tournament 2 as well to continue the life with Queen Hannah
Im having real trouble becoming king in TGT2
Any guides or tips on becoming king?
Hey any way to save Midnight? I followed the guide but after a few tries I still can’t save her. Broke my heart
No. You can’t. Midnight’s death is scripted