nemo said: this pic: "In Hoc Signo vinces!" translation : under this sign you take easy forever!
Actually that translates from latin to: "In this sign you will", no "take easy forever!" part.
The Google Translator states that the phrase you want had to be: "Facile erit tibi in signum sempiternum", but I think we need someone versed in Latin to confirm this.
But either way this is Solaire of Astora, He wouldn't use such crude phrase as your mistaken translation implies!
Being honest I really hope Solaire isn't thinking of Utsuho as his Sun, since we know how bad things go when "He finds his own Sun" in a physical way, instad of a spiritually and philosophical way.
JusticeItEasy said: Actually that translates from latin to: "In this sign you will", no "take easy forever!" part.
The Google Translator states that the phrase you want had to be: "Facile erit tibi in signum sempiternum", but I think we need someone versed in Latin to confirm this.
But either way this is Solaire of Astora, He wouldn't use such crude phrase as your mistaken translation implies!
Being honest I really hope Solaire isn't thinking of Utsuho as his Sun, since we know how bad things go when "He finds his own Sun" in a physical way, instad of a spiritually and philosophical way.
Here, educate yourself about the greatness of Solaire! And learn of his sad end when He found his sun as a solar chaos maggot that made him the monster at the end of the 2nd video. That's why it isn't a good idea if he finds his sun in any way that isn't some self growing philosophical or spiritual way
JusticeItEasy said: Actually that translates from latin to: "In this sign you will", no "take easy forever!" part.
The Google Translator states that the phrase you want had to be: "Facile erit tibi in signum sempiternum", but I think we need someone versed in Latin to confirm this.
But either way this is Solaire of Astora, He wouldn't use such crude phrase as your mistaken translation implies!
Being honest I really hope Solaire isn't thinking of Utsuho as his Sun, since we know how bad things go when "He finds his own Sun" in a physical way, instad of a spiritually and philosophical way.
Except he sacrifices himself if he helps you beat Gwyn
HankySpank said: Except he sacrifices himself if he helps you beat Gwyn
Yeah but from what I heard it's very hard to get that end for him since the way to save him from "his sun" isn't very intuitive. Usually "he gets his sun" in avery horrible way if you don't do a chain of actions that would lead him to avoid such fate.
I tried to and was somewhat successful, but I screwed up after killing the demon maggot thing because I didn't realize you had to go talk to him AFTER that fight first. So I had to old yeller poor ol' solaire.