Might be because I never played tactics, but I still don't get it.
I understand this:
- Auracite takes your desires and warps them to extremes. Once it does, it echoes them back to you, and you become a Luvaci.
What I don't understand is:
1. Why does it tempt you into giving it your soul? Does it mean to do that?
2. How come Ramza and some of the others resisted? Does it take pure desires? A strong will? Both?
3. If it's meant to fulfill wishes, why did it show the lizard guy (forgot his name) that his friends were imperials? It's not like he wanted to see his friends as imperials?
4. How can you wield a Luvaci and not get corrupted? isn't it a manifestation of your corrupted desires?
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I understand this:
- Auracite takes your desires and warps them to extremes. Once it does, it echoes them back to you, and you become a Luvaci.
What I don't understand is:
1. Why does it tempt you into giving it your soul? Does it mean to do that?
2. How come Ramza and some of the others resisted? Does it take pure desires? A strong will? Both?
3. If it's meant to fulfill wishes, why did it show the lizard guy (forgot his name) that his friends were imperials? It's not like he wanted to see his friends as imperials?
4. How can you wield a Luvaci and not get corrupted? isn't it a manifestation of your corrupted desires?
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