Luke was forced to grow up extremely quickly and basically had zero support from his party in doing so outside of Tear (who realized she went too far with her dumbassery at Akzeriuth) and Guy (who realized the same thing). I wanted there to be a scene where the rest of the group realizes that they are a gang of fucking morons when it's revealed that Luke is a replica.īecause he was never taught the things he needed to really know AND he hadn't had the luxury of learning them naturally over time, in terms of mentality you've basically been talking to a child in a teenager's body the entire time and expecting him to know things that most 7 year olds don't have any notion of. Perhaps just tangentially related but now I'm also reminded of good ol' Yoko Taro who once claimed that one of the inspiration behind the original Drakengard was the fact that a person could still be considered a hero and get a happy ending despite murdering hundreds if not thousands during their adventures was utter lunacy to him. Worth nothing that Luke eventually, and with some regret, resolves to fight and kill for the sake of survival and not being a burden to his bodyguards. Certainly not someone that I believed would have this amount of empathy. Not only this is surprising because of the blase attitude videogames usually have when it comes to the death of unnamed cannon fodder but also because Luke, up to that point, has been characterized as an utterly selfish spoiled brat due to his sheltered upbringing.
You can see he's been greatly traumatized by the ordeal. It shows the aftermath after protagonist Luke fon Fabre is forced to kill an enemy soldier during an attack on the ship he and his teammates were traveling.
It's one thing I always remember about it.
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