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<blockquote data-quote="Stalker0" data-source="post: 9121100" data-attributes="member: 5889">So late in the game, Wyll gets a choice to end his pact with Mizora, but doing so means Mizora will kill his dad. But lets not forget that Wyll's pact ultimately ends with him going to hell.I honestly do not understand how this is even a choice. I mean his dad is great, and he loves him clearly. But we are talking about the mortal life of a good man who will now get to go to heaven (and lets remember we KNOW heaven exists!). Versus your eternal soul being bound in the flames of hell (again....FOR ETERNITY).I'm sorry but there is no world in which I am taking that trade. maybe 30 more mortal years for your dad if he's lucky, versus your entire afterlife of eternal suffering. The game builds this up as some big choice, Mizora seems genuinely surprised that I would go that route. And the whole time I'm like.....&quot;wait you thought that was actually a decision?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stalker0, post: 9121100, member: 5889"] So late in the game, Wyll gets a choice to end his pact with Mizora, but doing so means Mizora will kill his dad. But lets not forget that Wyll's pact ultimately ends with him going to hell. I honestly do not understand how this is even a choice. I mean his dad is great, and he loves him clearly. But we are talking about the mortal life of a good man who will now get to go to heaven (and lets remember we KNOW heaven exists!). Versus your eternal soul being bound in the flames of hell (again....FOR ETERNITY). I'm sorry but there is no world in which I am taking that trade. maybe 30 more mortal years for your dad if he's lucky, versus your entire afterlife of eternal suffering. The game builds this up as some big choice, Mizora seems genuinely surprised that I would go that route. And the whole time I'm like....."wait you thought that was actually a decision?" [/QUOTE]

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