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The lack of remorse shook Malfurion to his core and he raged at his brother, understanding now that Illidan was lost forever to the magic's sway. He ordered him imprisoned deep below Hyjal in a jail kept far from sight and mind. Malfurion would later note that sometimes he went to visit Illidan in his prison in the hopes of turning him from his fatal path.[29]
In the tomb itself, Illidan explains that few understood his use of the naga to obtain the Eye of Sargeras, but was a necessary tactic to secure the future of Azeroth. As the class order hall leaders return to the main floor of the ruins, Khadgar remarks to his mentor's mother (a projection of her) that they will find Kil'jaeden and put an end to his plans and this time they won't fail. Illidan said it was a bold claim, but added that victory requires more than courage alone. Illidan elaborated that the armies of the Alliance and Horde had many moments of courage yet ultimately, their armies ended up slaughtered during the Battle for the Broken Shore. Illidan warned that the Deceiver will manipulate everyone's fears and doubts and use it against them.
Missions and events normally begin at the Coney Island headquarters, which is also used as a launching point throughout the game (except after the meeting), and the player can also travel to Tremont, where the Warriors encounters the Orphans, a low-class gang, and also Riverside Park, which is run by the Baseball Furies, a well-respected gang. The main players travel from one turf to another, to let the public radio station know there is a new gang in town. This sometimes results in Warriors brawling with the rival gangs. At the Warriors' hangout, there is a pinball machine called "Rumble Mode", which is the 'multiplayer'-type game mode of the game. In this mode, you can play as any character or gang in the game and create your own brawling matches. Upon completing missions, you unlock more and more characters to play as, arenas to fight in, and different game modes. Like Armies of the Night, this game mode is not canon to the story (unless you set up a match that meets the criteria for it to be potentially canon).
By the early daylight hours of the morning, the Warriors finally arrive back home, where the Rogues are waiting for them and decide to face them. Luther, with no remorse, freely admits to the murder. Swan then suggests that he and Luther have a one-on-one. In the film, Luther pulls out his gun, ready to kill the Warriors, but Swan throws his knife at Luther's arm, which disarms him. In the game, Swan beats Luther in a brawl, to which Luther gets angry and pulls out his gun. This part is a boss battle, where you drain Luther's health by throwing discarded beer bottles at him, whilst dodging his bullets. When his health is low enough, you're able to throw a knife at him, depleting his health and disarming him. The Riffs arrive and confront the Rogues, now unmasked as Cyrus' killers, and eventually make peace with the Warriors. The Riffs let the Warriors walk home, before turning to Luther and his Rogues, before beating them senseless, and possibly killing them.
Divorcing him without an explanation, in my opinion, is giving him a get out free card. You guys want him to get off the hook without any feelings or emotions of regret, remorse, guilt, shame, etc. HE NEEDS TO FEEL WHAT HE HAS DONE. Not just continue life thinking OP is a damn snake!
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