P’s Lie: Broken Golem Mission
In the game “P’s Lie”, players will encounter a unique mission called “Broken Puppet”. The quest revolves around a puppet who gains self-awareness and curiosity about human emotions. As players progress later in the game, they stumble upon this extraordinary puppet, sparking the opportunity to explore the depths of emotion.
To help the Broken Puppet understand human feelings, players must engage in a series of interactions that express emotions such as sadness, happiness, anger, and more. These interactions form the core of the mission, allowing players to teach the puppets the intricacies of human emotions.
How to complete the Broken Golem mission?
Start the task:
- After activating the Barren Swamp Stargazer, talk to the Broken Golem in the Barren Swamp area.
- The puppet will ask you to teach it human emotions, such as sadness or happiness.
Learn gestures:
- Clapping Hand Gesture: Obtained by giving the portrait of the boy from Geppetto Malum District.
- Sad Gesture: Earn this by completing Gentleman Julian’s side quest and lying about his wife.
- Angry Gesture: Found in Chapter 9 of the Clutter Hotel by talking to Antonia in Geppetto’s room upstairs.
- Happy Gesture: Obtained in Chapter 11 by talking to Test Subject 826 in the outer wall area of the Arc de Triomphe Abbey.
Initial interaction:
- During the first encounter, you can show the puppet two emotions: sadness and applause.
- As a reward, you receive a property resistance ampoule and a radiant Ergo fragment.
Progress through missions:
- Continue the story and learn the rest of the gestures.
- Once you’ve learned all the gestures, return to the broken puppet.
Second interaction and reward:
- Show the puppet all four emotions.
- Obtain the Brilliant Erg Shard and the Darkmoon Moonstone of the Covenant.
Final interaction:
- Talk to the puppet again.
- As a reward, the puppet will give you a piece of quartz.
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