Planescape: Torment - Ways to Lose

[@Laozi_Sparta]

the most scary option is to become the Silent King forever.

[@teveje4620]

Getting a game over for killing Trias should include the options: [Load][Quit Game][Wait, Morte wants to say something...]

[@karimel-ouassiti9036]

I vaguely remember asking Ignus to burn several parts of me until I went too far...

[@tzeentch800]

It is good to know that you can not abuse your immortality within the Fortress of Regrets.

[@chrisnichols9014]

Lady of Pain straight up erases you from existence. That's worse than merely dying. Stay away from her.

[@PinkManGuy]

I wonder if she allows people to remember the people she deleted. After all, with omnipotence you could potentially remove someone from history but not from memories of loved ones. On the other hand, having a total zero count of people who've ever defied you is pretty intimidating...

[@DarckArchon]

I mean depends if youd prefer to get stuck for eternity in the other afterlives.

[@brightcolorsarecool279]

If you kill the guards in front of the Godsmen building you'll get a game over.

[@CrankyTemplar]

Oh damn, I can't believe I missed that one! Seems like you need a ranged attack or spell to make them hostile before gaining entry into the Godsman building. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@masterexploder9668]

To die you have to literally ignore every warning, piece of information you find and have zero common sense. Game also asks player at least one time if he really wants to do it. So overall you lose only out of curiosity or if you try to play modern game and kill everybody. :P

[@boubakarmoufasa8713]

you can't kill anyone in modern rpg lol. Torment was one of the last.

[@heskokarel7022]

Župa

[@l.e.b.3541]

@@boubakarmoufasa8713 yes, but you can't and normally you wont get punished for trying - torment, at least, kills you if you try

[@kaspersaldell]

@@boubakarmoufasa8713 Morrowind lets you kill everyone and doesn't force you to restart/quit if you do

[@ologracz1110]

Old, but I have to disagree. I've just got a game over, after boss fight with ravela. When she asked the question about nature of men, I summarized that there is no correct answer and refused to answer. She then attacked, I won, and got a game over. That was simple deduction that got me killed. What warning did I ignore?

[@kaba1996]

I've just completed this fame and I loved it!

[@CrankyTemplar]

Nice, congrats on finishing the game? What method did you use in the finale?

[@thesnare100]

the one with Lothar didn't make much sense to me "pain wracks your body" Ok, but how does that kill you, if it said "pain wracks your body and your crumble to dust" that would work. Are these all of them, or just the ones you know of? I think a few more could have been in order, ones that don't involve killing someone vital to your quest, which are most of them.

[@CrankyTemplar]

I am pretty sure this is all of them, or if not it is just about all of them. It is possible to make Ravel hostile at multiple points of the conversation (I think the only other variant is refusing to answer her question of "what can change the nature of a man?" although the dialogue is pretty much identical to the others with going hostile). Being immortal there aren't too many ways to get yourself destroyed. Most of it is just killing folks you need information from before getting it. With Lothar, I believe it's stated he is a powerful necromancer who can simply snuff you out regardless of how your immortality functions.

[@thesnare100]

Yes, he is a death priest/necromancer. The game's manual states total destruction of his body will end the nameless one's life, as did a chat I had with the developers before the game was released.

[@CrankyTemplar]

I presume Lothar just destroys the Nameless One in some fashion of that sort and the text just doesn't fully describe it. Maybe a bit disappointing but nobody's perfect. Although I agree that I wouldn't mind more game overs for PS:T.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

I guess Lothar can be explained by him capturing your soul.

[@L15SANDRO]

I remember reading the manual of this game that you can also die being buried alive..

[@CrankyTemplar]

I never managed to have that happen. :(

[@om3ga109]

@@CrankyTemplar I also heard supposedly you can lay on the mortuary slab that you woke up on and be cremated, but I was never able to do it

[@CrankyTemplar]

@@om3ga109 I had heard about that too but never found a way.

[@OneSaile]

heh i got wrecked by Lothar in my first playthrough

[@blackspine343]

Damn, never realized there were THAT many...

[@hrothgar1]

There are at least two more ways not shown in the video.

[@CrankyTemplar]

What are they?

[@hrothgar1]

@@CrankyTemplar if I recall correctly one is picking a dialogue option to kiss FFG - that requires Int to be less than some value and the other is killing the guard before Foundry which was brought up below.

[@SomeYouTubeTraveler]

@@hrothgar1 I'm pretty sure I had the option to kiss FFG and he just wakes up like normal. It's been like 6 years though lol so I'm probably wrong

[@ajxx9987]

@@hrothgar1 I had 9 int my entire playthrough and never came across that option... so idk how it gets triggered

[@wojciechochaa7724]

how to get "game over" video?

[@CrankyTemplar]

Yep.

[@wojciechochaa7724]

@@CrankyTemplar so? i meant what do you have to do to get this particular video? i finished game with killing TTO and i hadn't video with Deionarra ghost

[@jackson4756]

@@wojciechochaa7724 I think you must select quit when you receive a game over

[@TheGuiltsOfUs]

lmao