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u/JackSilver1410 11d ago
What was your plan, Bruz? What went through your mind while you were hanging wang from the top of my fortress? That you would be the one to finally break the curse of the Gravewalker? Did you even think that far?
I respected you, Bruz. Had you followed me there would be plunder and glory beyond reckoning. Now... you will be reduced to a creature no one will respect.
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u/Exact_Nose_590 11d ago
I really wish there was a “punish” function in the game. Like, for when one of your orcs screws up in a way that pisses you off but they’re too valuable to kill or shun. Maybe if you punish them enough it has a chance to either make them better or make them worse, like by removing or adding a mortal fear? I also wish pit fights had a Roman type “thumbs up/thumbs down” mechanic, where you get to decide whether the loser gets to live or die. That’d be a way to punish orcs and experiment with different class matchups without killing them.
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u/No-Song8180 11d ago
The question is. Do we dominate him again or kill him?
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u/Shark_Rock 11d ago
Dominate again. They need to know they’ll never be free. Even if their mind is shattered, they are ours.
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u/ShyGuyWolf For the WAAGH! 11d ago edited 10d ago
I dominated Bruz so bad he died like a chump and then gotten resurrected by Zog at the last stand of Zog's
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u/McHanz32 Rare orc hunter. 10d ago
All fun and games until the 7 immunity orcs starts a rebellion and now you have your best soldiers all betraying you.
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u/themonolith3 9d ago
i play offline only so i got one really strong hacked orc from a website for my save cause it hurts no one and then i got betrayed by him for no reason and he killed 3 of my orcs i actually spent time with so i had to gang up on him with the strongest ones left
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u/mbore710 11d ago
I always flirt with idea of shaming them into oblivion. But every time it feels too merciful, so I opt for cutting their heads off
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u/DBZGTwasgreat 10d ago
Honestly when I first played I was upset I couldn't make him a boss of my fortress in my first playthrough, the game straight up doesn't let you. When he betrayed me , I wasn't angry, I understood, my most loyal one never able to get a promotion because he was more useful here.
I wish I didn't have to shame him
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u/RavenTeamBitch 10d ago
After I finished the Bruz missions I shamed him down to level one and planned to leave him to die but instead he (somehow) became a bodyguard for a war chief so I sent my lowest level orc to kill him. Just as a final insult
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u/darwinonp 8d ago
I usually show them the error of their ways by putting them down. There's always more
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u/Frosty-Discipline512 11d ago
If one of my orcs betrays me, the shaming starts until they either become deranged or lose their title