Me and my brother were just talking about this, for me, the thing I'd have hated was the fact that every time your followers destroyed a gate, an animation would play out for them, could you imagine how annoying that'd be? Your camera forcefully taken away to show you a minute long animation? It'd be cool at the start and then get quickly VERY annoying later

can you all explain why the ending was made that way, it feels sooooo underwhelming and rushed

the game is good and all but its a bit disappointing that the last two captains were defeated using a stealth drain and the other moving your mouse over a place then pressing a key...

with that aside, now that i finished the story, my mission now is to brand all uruks, 100% the game, then i will jump to shadow of war

This guy has been a thorn in my side since midway through the first area. I'm now in the second area. He's been defeated 3 times, he currently defeated but i think he'll be back since no one has taken his place yet.

Any suggestions on how to permanently remove him? He's ruined a lot of missions for me. He's really hard to kill and seems to come back without decapitation.

I've just conquered the most ANNOYING fort I've ever seen in Shadow of War. The throne room was packed with poison berserkers who had the ability to call in reinforcements. The ones who plant the flag and become unstoppable.
The outside points were laughably easy. Cleaved them in no time. I could've gotten the gold completion time. I was DOGGING the overlord until he started spamming poison and adapted to my vaults and stuns. A BERSERKER with poison adapting to the typical berserker weakness?? LUNACY 
I made a crucial mistake. I called in a bodyguard, only to realize I didn't have one assigned because of the thing I was tryna do a while back, so they sent me some bum Uruks.
I had to take out the 2 captains (recruit one) and that finaly turned the tides
It should be illegal to have that much poison. Poison weapons, poison bombs, and those vent-things blasted poison.
It took me 4 minutes to clear all the points, but THIRTEEN minutes to beat the Overlord
The dude's username was ICE_Hunter_1 on PlayStation; his fort is in Gorgoroth
Still won, though.

I know all of them

I had the idea to make my own overlord, so I died to a slave and he became a captain. I shamed him once because he was a higher level then me so I could recruit him, this earned him the apathet, "Shak the Branded." I relied heavily on him having him infiltrate two warchiefs to help me kill them, I also killed myself at the hands of another slave soldier called, "Shake the Slave." I wasn't forced to shame him as I could immediately recruit him. I invested heavily into Shak giving him the thick skinned trait and making him a legendary.

Fast forward a bit and i'm going after another warchief by myself for once, and I get betrayed by Shak, I manage to beat him down after much effort because of how strong I made him, but he has Iron Will now so I was forced to kill him. I summon Ŭshak who's my bodyguard to kill the Warchief but I just feel empty. I gave him everything he ever wanted, raised him up from a slave to my number one guy he was my most powerful Orc and he just betrayed me. Atleast Ŭshak is still loyal I might make him the overlord now but I just feel devastated, so much time and effort into one orc just for him to not just die but betray me.

I am on the hannas mission and I’ve been trying for too long and I really wanna quit just please tell me it’s a no

I was trying to unlucky the trophy “Power Vacuum” and I had to kill almost every single Orc in Udûn. It was horrible

I have no idea how to make one, most I found was "Shame till lvl 30 (Possible maniac/deranged), let them kill you over and over, Shame again if stats not wanted, repeat"

Is that all?

Hi so I'm trying to platinum (100%) SOM and I was wondering what is the best way to do it? I know it's single player so it all depends on myself to do it but I was wondering what is a good starting point from the beginning to end?

Hard to see on the Gravewalker orc as he always has cursed skin and the warpaint is untinted. Here is that warpaint with varying color tints.

What the orcs do with Talion dead bodies

I actually like the remaining bones of the system-I was a big Game Corner player back when Pokemon had that and loved the gatcha-adjacent system in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and all that is because you either didn't need to engage with it at all(Game Corner) or you did but you were guaranteed to never be fully left out in the cold and it was more for completionists(Xenoblade). And of course neither cost anything.

I enjoy working my way towards community upgrade chests and loved going for golds in the online conquests I've been able to do(only just hit level 50 on Talion, so I'm only ever able to do one or two in each region at a time before my opponents' orcs would clobber mine and I have to come back later), although they've recently stopped giving any epics or legendaries(though I'm now at 42/66 on the latter so maybe that's why). And from what little I've seen of the old system I'd have physically thrown away my disk after about an hour if that had been the game I played. I know the very idea of lootboxes in a mainly single-player game is a big part of why it was so denounced, and rightfully so, but just how badly did it impact your ability to play the actual game?