I have to leave My console for the moment. Later i will try to fix it or delete the DLC and try to instal it again.
If i were in a room with this bastard, the Ancestor, the Countess and the Heart of Darkness with a gun loaded with 3 bullets:
I would shoot this pathetic pile of evil worshipping garbage 3 times in the balls.
His arguments are in short that the Game Is unfair in it's design by the traps, Bad perks, illnesses, the stress mechanic, etc.
So then cheating while playing is actually valid, because you are "evening the odds" against you.
I will focus all the might of my party against this pathetic pile of evil worshipping garbage
Like a fact to consider is that there are cannons a powder guns already available.
For me it's the Leper, even without the comic backstory that reveals he is a King (inspired by the Leper King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem specifically the one depicted in the Kingdom of Heaven movie), it surprised me that someone facing leprosy would chose to go to the Darkest Dungeon.
But then it hit me, it could be either in search of a glorius death, to help the World against this ancient Evil by being replaceable Cannon Fodder. Or just wanting to get killed because the Leper is too coward or not Brave enough to comit suicide.
Whatever the reason: the Leper is very, VERY, strong, to the point i'm curious about how powerful he was prior to the Leprosy.
Those are my principal reasons.
Like he was just going to Harrenhal to reunite with his siblings and enjoy the Tournament for Seven's Sake.
Less than 2 years later, poor Ned Stark:
Lost his father.
Lost his Brother.
Fought on a War at 19 years old.
Had his little sister die in his arms.
Rose to One of the Most dangerous positions in Westeros.
Had to face his grieve alone because his little brother left him on his own.
Got married to someone against his will.
And a lot more tragic things...
He still tried to be the Best person possible.
Like he was just going to Harrenhal to reunite with his siblings and enjoy the Tournament for Seven's Sake.
Less than 2 years later, poor Ned Stark:
Lost his father.
Lost his Brother.
Fought on a War at 19 years old.
Had his little sister die in his arms.
Rose to One of the Most dangerous positions in Westeros.
Had to face his grieve alone because his little brother left him on his own.
Got married to someone against his will.
And a lot more tragic things...
If i'm honest i just believed in that theory because it would have made Ned's life during the Rebellion even more tragic.