In Middle-earth, Playing Middle-earth?

I am the author, so I would like to express my respect first. Just kidding. This is after I finished the main game and even the two DLCs. Then one day I discovered that there was Talion's agent on the beanbag. I added this agent and fought with it for a while. I suddenly felt that it was too hard for Talion to be alone. If he had a companion who could persevere with him, would his fate change? So the idea of ​​rewriting Talion's fate was born. This is the prototype of the novel. For this novel, I also looked up the guide, and I even replayed some levels. Then I also looked up the original "Lord of the Rings" and confirmed the chronological order. I found that if Talion avoids the corrupted ending, it is possible to meet the protagonist group. He was a pioneer who fell before dawn. Then I want to save his life even more.

There are actually fans who write about this game [Admiration], come on

It's good that few people have written about this game's worldview. I've been looking for it for a long time, and this is the first one I've seen on Tomato. The author's writing style is still a bit raw. Come on! 👍

You can try to integrate Talion into the Lord of the Rings novel and write it to the finale. Then this fan novel will probably be very attractive to Lord of the Rings fans. I saw two people writing about Middle-earth in Tomato. One wrote about me playing Total War in Lord of the Rings, and the other one is your book. Your book is much better than Total War. Yours is at least a role-playing role, and his one is purely about explosives. So what do I like? I want to see your explosives silence Sauron. To me, it's just minions fighting minions, but the minions on the other side are more advanced.

The emotions and techniques are quite sincere