POE Easter Egg
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Found this while playing Evoland, figured the rest of you guys would a get a kick out of it as well. :)
Spoiler
 You gotta love the ribbons. When they kill you they gift wrap you for the grim reaper. What other enemy is that thoughtful? - Alexdaemon
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That's pretty cool!
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'vaal' is actually used in other contexts
google 'vaal' and see just how many different results you get hej, jag tycker om spela path of exile.
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Nice find!
battlestar, it's obviously a POE reference because of the description :P Brutus. Do you even sync?
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theres a pants slot
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>Vaal Oversoul
>"boss is just too strong" Googling Vaal Oversoul leads to nothing but PoE pages. I'm with OP on this one, Battlestar. Dernière édition par MaurEzekiel#5944, le 6 avr. 2013 à 03:40:05
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" I concede that Vaal is a river, university, self aware machine on Gamma Trianguli VI that was created by an unknown species, and a variety of other things. But Vaal combined with undersoul and all I can think of is POE. Also I just found a Minecraft reference and a potential Diablo 2 reference (unless there is another game where you kill a lot of cows...) so there is references to go around lol. You gotta love the ribbons. When they kill you they gift wrap you for the grim reaper. What other enemy is that thoughtful? - Alexdaemon
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" Vaal, River in South Africa, barrier lake in south africa, as well as the name of one of the most well-known wine-growing districts in south africa. Vaal, a robotic being, designed 10.000 years ago to serve the inhabitants of gamma trianguli VI, depicted in the original star trek episode "The apple" While it may be possible that this is a tribute to a fellow indie producer, it is very well possible the evoland devs took the word vaal from star trek, which probably still is a little more prominent than path of exile, they liked the sound of the name of the river or they just made up the word from scratch for it´s vocal harmony |
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" Explain the description. Hit and run tactics because the boss is too strong. It appears to be a clear reference to Vaal's smash attack, and how the best tactic is not to face tank him. Though, It's possible the Vaal in POE might be a reference to star trek? Brutus. Do you even sync? Dernière édition par AnnanFay#3468, le 6 avr. 2013 à 03:59:20
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It's "too" as in, excessively.
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