TRIANGLE STRATEGY Frederica's Ending (Cutscene)
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Your decisions make the difference
Strategically command a group of warriors after being entangled in a surging conflict between three nations. Key choices you make will influence the story and outcome of this grand conflict. The stunning HD-2D visual style blends 3D environments and modern effects with pixel-art characters and details.
Command forces
Recruit over 20 playable characters with distinct skills. Steer your party of warriors in a tangled plot where control of the realm is at stake.
Serenoa Wolffort
This talented swordsman is the heir of House Wolffort and the protagonist of the story. His father is the legendary warrior Symon.
Roland Glenbrook
Serenoa’s closest friend and the younger son of King Regna. A formidable spear knight on the battlefield.
Frederica Aesfrost
The eldest daughter of the Aesfrost family and engaged to Serenoa. Her pyromancer skills make her a force to be reckoned with.
Benedict Pascal
The steward of House Wolffort since the Saltiron War. He has the absolute trust of his liege-Serenoa’s father, Symon-and has overcome countless difficulties with his intelligence and levelheaded judgment.
Geela Breisse
Frederica's attendant and tutor in the arcane arts. She once studied at the Ministry of Medicine in Hyzante, but the allure of the Aesfrosti Archives compelled her to move to the Duchy.
Serenoa Wolffort
This talented swordsman is the heir of House Wolffort and the protagonist of the story. His father is the legendary warrior Symon.
Geela Breisse
Frederica's attendant and tutor in the arcane arts. She once studied at the Ministry of Medicine in Hyzante, but the allure of the Aesfrosti Archives compelled her to move to the Duchy.
Anna Pascal
An expert spy and Benedict's right hand. She was taken in by Wolffort after losing her parents and swears to do everything in her power to repay that debt.
Challenge convictions
Each decision you make will bolster one of three convictions-Utility, Morality, or Liberty-which together make up Serenoa’s worldview and influence who will join you and lend their talents to your army. You can play through the game multiple times to see how other choices impact the adventure.
Strategically secure victory
Maneuver characters around multi-tiered battlefields to gain the upper hand. Use the terrain to your advantage by flanking enemies, or link elemental attacks to cause massive damage. Level up your recruits to secure new abilities and upgrades.
Position units on higher ground to gain the advantage with increased range.
Use fire to melt icy terrain, then use lightning to electrify the remaining pool of water. Push the enemy in to see sparks fly.
Flank enemies on both sides, then strike from behind for a powerful follow-up attack.
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Release date:
March 4, 2022
No. of players:
Single System (1)
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Did someone remember that scene where the father of serenoa talk with Benedict and say in a nutshell that as long as Benedict is by seronoa side nothing will bad will happen to his son ?
And the only route where Benedict is not here serenoa dies…
I don’t know if it was wanted by the writers but this certainly foreshadow this ending
You know, if there was no golden ending to speak of, I'd have probably chosen this ending of the three... in spite of the fact that you're essentially abandoning the whole realm to be consumed by the fires or war, at least the people that suffered the most would've escaped the war's grasp.
R.I.P. Serenoa though.... :(
Out of the three endings, it's not about which ending is best overall. All have pros and cons, but out of the three character route endings, this has to be my favorite. This is the route where Serenoa felt the most resolved and determined to see the path through. On the other routes, Serenoa didn't feel as strongly resolved and more just went along with it because the scales said to.
there are 4 endings
@@fernandomartinez9091 The Golden Ending doesn't count, seeing as it is a golden ending.
@@fernandomartinez90915, the other one is Game Over when you failed to find the source of Roselle: The Pink Rock
Frederica's ending was the first ending I went with primarily because we don't get a lot "f*ck it all" routes in games and if Hyzante and Aesfrost want to rule over war torn landscapes then I would let them.
I agree, I just did the same today. But damn... I'm still not satisfied about the ending : they don't show the city, their arrival, nothing...
Good point, I would loved to see a little more about this.
Moreover I feel mixed that Serenoa have to sacrifice himself, imo it was scenaristically unnecessary and a pretty cliche plot twist.
After all the troubles and fightings, Frederica and Serenoa should have deserved a good rest together :(
@@basileus4409 the point of the ending is you don't get a happy ending like that because of the choices made
@@georgeha380 Since this ending doesn't change as long as you follow Frederica Path, none of the choice made involve Serenoa sacrifice. It's why I said it's a cliche plot-twist in order to make a semblance of tragedy, it's not about making you think about your decisions. Otherwise it's badly exectuted.
@@basileus4409 I read someone's assessment of all the endings that I liked and it went something like in order to see highly idealistic dreams realized you have to be willing to sacrifice something that means the most to you. This was foreshadowed by frederica giving Seranoah her mom's pendant in this ending and at this moment I knew he would die.
Man, Serenoa's sacrifice really got me... The reactions of all the characters add so much to this scene.
First of all there is Frederica, desperately refusing to let Serenoa go. Her desperation is especially heartbreaking regarding their feelings for each other and the wedding they had planned for Centralia.
Then there is Erador, trying to defend his lord until the very end by offering to take his place, willing to die instead of him.
And finally there is Roland - as Serenoa's best friend, he does not hesitate to save him at first. But once Serenoa entrusts him with his final wish of taking the others to safety, he immediately reacts, despite being terrified by having to leave his friend behind. I just love this detail so much, it really just shows how deep their friendship is. Serenoa knows he can trust Roland to comply with his request.
The game did really well at making me like all the characters and this ending hit me right in the feels. While I expected the story to be good, I did not expect it to be _that_ emotional, but this game really surpassed all my expectations.
Most likely my GOTY, can't wait to see how the other three endings will turn out.
Just got this ending last night for my first playthrough. Honestly, things didn't go as I expected, but it was still pretty epic.
Same
I really don’t like the idea to sacrifice the roselle people
This shows that while the focus on Liberty can also include Morality, it can at key moments lack Utility. This is why Roland joins you but Benedict leaves. And this ending is the result of that focus.
In a way, Idore was truly heretical; creating corrupt ordinances and hide it as “teachings” to his people is as sacrilegious as it gets
Only the puppet leader's idea isn't bad for prevent war for throne, despite that possibly build from necromancy.
In the back of my mind, I had a feeling Serenoa was going to die as soon as they exchanged those words out in front of Hyzanthe...but GODDAMN DID THEY NAIL THE LANDING WITH THAT SACRIFICE IN THE END.
I did this ending too, reminded me of goku's sacrifice against cell. Definitely going to go for the golden route!
@@kevindimas253 Ditto, what also really sales the ending is that we see for a split moment Serenoa looking back like a boss after finishing off Idore with his noble sacrifice. His death not in vain as we see everyone is happy in the end card and what is definitely Serenoa's son waving to Frederica.
Roland dying would had a similar feeling. Imagine once they arrived in Centralia Serenoa proposes to Frederica not as politically charged marriage but two souls trying to find their own paths together as he reveals the signet ring to her and realize how both of them threw away their birthrights for the Roselle and how Roland gave his life to stop Idore. Don't know if either Serenoa or Frederica can deal with the reality they could have done more.
One thing I missed in this ending was... Milo.
I think that the game should have brought her up at least once, but she stays completely silent in all cutscenes since the path is chosen. She is betraying her masters, you'd expect this to be mentioned at some point.
when you attack the governor with milo they have a little dialogue
@@R4D That's cool. I noticed there was some unique dialogue with the mage with the green hat during my battle as if he gets to complete his character arc fighting Idore.
@@R4D If you use Julio to attack Idore, they too got some dialog. It was unexpected lol
@@srirachainthebowl
same with ezana
i assume medina might say something to lyla too
@@Starcro medina did say something with the hierophant (benedict route). with lyla I am not sure on frederica route
Erador saying he couldn't protect him got me pretty good in the feels
RIP Seranoa, I was really hoping to see him in Centralia (I also find it funny that this is the only character route where Roland isn't a little bitch)
Roland was never meant to be a good proper king, he is better as a martial artist who follows people who are better leaders than him.
8:04 Frederica’s voice actor gave me chills, absolutely incredible
This is the ending I got. Broke my damn heart but in a good way.
I was really sad because I thought they were just going to do the "don't worry he somehow survived because he's the main character".
I just got this ending last night and I was sad because I really was rooting for them to be together in the end :(
Wow, what an ending. I think prefer the drama and outcome of this ending than the golden one. Serenoa’s sacrifice is such great writing-and the kid??? Kind of left field considering only so much of there relationship was explored-such is wartime though. That Benedict defection definitely is up there in the games “wtf, no way” moments. I’m thoroughly surprised. Thanks for your upload, hope you’re enjoying the other endings!
I chose this ending. Yeah, it's naive, but it felt the closest to finding a way to get to the source of everyone's conflict - salt (besides the Golden Ending which I haven't seen yet, didn't get the requirements). The whole game is just endless conflict, this felt like the only way to find a new path that didn't eventually lead to revenge and more struggles. Even if it meant abandoning them all.
Good luck with the other routes including the golden route
I wanted too see some burning charcoal haired babies, but we can't always get what we want....
In waiting for someone to type a more-in-depth of Frederica's ending so we can all thumb up her/his response.
8:41 *Dom nods appreciatively.*
I've seen all the endings except the golden one. Fredrica's ending is the only one where all the roselle prosper and don't suffer anymore.
Honestly this is my favorite ending of the 3 sans Golden. This ending is the closest thing to a good ending, so I imagine they had to kill off Serenoa to prevent it to become a bit too "Golden" lol.
I would say Benedict's ending is better than this. In this ending Norzelia is just in case and constant war. In Benedict's things are relatively peaceful, but poverty exists because of capitalism. So... it's kind of like America now. America may have poverty but at least it isn't constantly at war.
Admittedly though, the Rosellans get a really good deal in Frederica's ending though.
@@waitselljones8068I chose Benedict's ending too and I think it didn't make much sense how it ended ... Of course poverty exists in a capitalistic society but
A) Serenoa was always so proud of being Lord Wolfort how did he left it fall into complete poverty?
B) The village with the Roselle in the Wolfort Demenese was not rich but it wasn't poor as well, they established themselves and had a stable lifestyle. Why didn't they help their Rosellan counterparts and invited them to live together? From what I gathered they lived mostly out of Nature, hunting and gathering and it was so fruitful that Benedict even mentions that almost half of Wolfort's supplies comes from the Rosella village. If so they would have plenty for a couple more what, hundred Rosellan? They didn't seem to amount to a great number of people. Plus, they had already interacted with Frederica and Serenoa plenty of times they could very well ask for an audience. Not only that but Frederica was so determined at the end of the game, it doesn't make much sense that she would just shut up at Benedict's suggestions... Serenoa took her side plenty of times, certainly he would hear her and try to do something about it. Plus, Frederica could always be the oke to travel as a patron to aid the needy, it is one of the things queen's usually did, to practice charity.
C) Why wouldn't they search for Isidore? I know that they are busy with reconstructing the realm but certainly they have more spies in hand than Anna? It's like she's the only spy they have. After being betrayed and backstabbed so many times and learning of the lies that Hyzanthe told for so many years why wouldn't they try to find and capture a man as dangerous as him? They just let him roam free to do whatever he wants?
D) I find it strange that they let poverty reach a level where people are considering revolting... Benedict showed time over and over again how sharp he is, preventing catastrophes shortly before they happened... So why would he be so blind as to let things rot to this point? Surely they can enact regulating policies for the salt distribution and usage, as well as better welfare policies for the needy.
E) I don't like it that Roland aligned himself with Isidore .. I know of the whole showdown that was between him and Serenoa but given their friendship of years I would much prefer he would contact him in secret to let him know his worries or have Serenoa search for him and employ him as a sort of vagrant good doer. I understand they don't want a happy ending because of the Golden Route... But anyway. I also thought it was the best of the 3 endings sand GR but there were many issues that should have been addressed.
What about Cordelia? Did Roland just abandon her like that?
Yeah. She will be fine. She is smart enough to take care of herself.
Just now got the king ending and uhhh... This makes me feel a little less bad
This was the Ending I got and to be honest I’m quite happy with it.
I’ve gotten Benedict and Golden. Watching this one because it was my second choice on my first play through and I didn’t want to play a third time. Not sure if I like this one or Benedict’s more (Golden is best though).
My first ending 😢
Frederica: *exists*
Me: MY BABY GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRLLLLLLLL-
This is probably the closest non-golden ending to Serenoa’s convictions since its the one he acknowledges from the get go and is the least conflicted
“We will fight tyranny and injustice wherever it is”- Symon
Not gonna lie, i was very much ugly sobbing. I was that upset that i couldn't play Frederica during my second run 🤣
I’ve heard a lot of people saying this ending is good other than Serenoa dying… but is it really? The entire world goes into a massive, bloody war, and the main characters let it happen. I think it’s about the same level as the Benedict ending but in a different way. Obviously Golden is best.
No ending is a particularly good outcome besides Golden.
The reason I think this is the least bad of the 3 though is because it offers the most chance for change. The Rosellans get to return to their land and see the world beyond Norzelia and the war in Norzelia must surely end sometime. In the Benedict and Roland endings, you’re left with a stagnant continent with some severely screwed over people in both ways.
Plus I’m a sap for the personal life sacrifice Seranoa makes. It’s the only ending besides Golden where he shows a lot of conviction and acts on his own belief
I hate to see Serenoa sacrificing himself.
It all depends on Chapter 9. This is so dump
Worst ending by objectivity, however, only one thing good is Lyra's demise, and four route still no explain why she do these necromancy, and Frederica can punish her by order the time mage give her a fatality.
And when Lyra is gone, it accidently scrap Idore's future.
That's what you get for simping Serenoa. How anyone can like this ending more than the Benedict route is beyond me.
The man not only does not get the bitch like in Roland's ending, here he fucking dies
Oh I did. Obviously didnt enjoy the dying part as much but I like it for what it is and was satisfied. On benedicts route is more "stable" but he was way too into his own plots to be human. I get him just didnt particularly vibe with it. Did it on 2nd playthrought tho. Currently sitting here after golden ending on 3rd playthrough debating if I even want to do roland s. Just seems so stupid out of the 3.
@@Stean027 I had a similar issue with Frederika and her justice boner. Although truth be told, I sided with her on everything up until the retaking of Glenbrook. When it came down to it though, my reasons for wanting to stick it to Hyzante we're too different to hers. For me the false goddess was whatever, the Rosellan enslavement, while clearly bad, was also just a sidenote for me. All I wanted was to take Hyzante's communist love of 'equality', and smash it until there was nothing left.
@@derrickmarsh6136 oh justice boner was real and way too cheesy sometimes. Like girl leaving everything for them is a hard bargain. Guess that was their intent to having their ideals been so "100% in" that you couldnt completely agree with either and golden route is a balance of all. And totally agree on just wanting to see hyzant burn really hating the idea of taking rolands side just because im missing some characters. Who knows ?might play benedicts or fredericas again to get 3 missing characters
This was my first ending yesterday so I'm excited to see what his ending is on my next playthrough
This is the simp ending. Serenoa becomes Frederica's puppet just like that Prince Harry and Megan Markle. Worst ending unless you are beta male.
Wasn't it about freeing slaves? I'm pretty much Seranoa's values led him there in this path.
What! This the worst ending so far I mean the protagonist is fighting since the beginning so he can end up like that noway. I mean when I think about it I consider as protagonist it would be the worst decision to use a sloution that consider as myth or legend or mybe something never exists but anyway the game is good it gave me a hope in the SRPG genre again after long time
Did someone remember that scene where the father of serenoa talk with Benedict and say in a nutshell that as long as Benedict is by seronoa side nothing bad will happen to his son ?
And the only route where Benedict is not here serenoa dies…
I don’t know if it was wanted by the writers but this certainly foreshadow this ending