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Hi gameuserper,
I have a question about ''The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age'', for PS2. One of the characters, Elegost the Dunedain archer, has a secret bow which he uses against the eye of Sauron in evil mode, and in a video of him using different attacks, and I imagine it's the most powerful one, but I can't seem to find it anywhere in the game, nor it's location anywhere on th net, and it even says it's one of the unknown weapons. Can you help me please?
Thanks,
Mark
Mark, unfortunately I have never played this game, so I am not really the person to ask this question. But I will attempt to assist you as much as I can. Here are a few links to the gamefaqs site:
http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/game/920496.html
http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/gentopic.php?board=920496
The first is the main page for this game on PS2. The second is for the board for the game where you can ask questions and get people to respond.
The two faqs you may want to look at are the weapon/armor faq and the only general faq/walkthrough there is. The bow is in the weapon section for that character.
Both faqs list this bow, 3rd Age Mordor Orc Shortbow, as being the most powerful weapon for Elegost. Whether or not it is a secret weapon I can't say. But it has nearly twice the damage stats of the next most powerful bow, so I would assume it is an ultimate weapon of some sort. It also lists where you can find any given weapon or armor in the game.
It is entirely possible that the characters get things in evil mode that are not available in the main game. But as I have not played this game, I cannot confirm this with any amount of certainty. I hope I have helped. I would suggest asking around to other experts if this info doesn't provide a solution for you.
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