Shouldn't heart unlock dialogue have some sort of priority? It's not like Thanatos shows up every run. I don't think it's related to unlocking hearts though. I haven't finished the epilogue yet cause I don't want any additional dialogues from Thanatos.Īnd I already gave Asterius' autograph to Hypnos. Hades complements Hypnos about efficiency Dusa complements Hypnos about tombstone Here are the related dialogues I already got a long time ago. I seriously doubt more runs can fix this. He just says that he is busy and disappears. So I figured Thanatos' backlog of dialogues could be the problem.īut 17 unrelated chats with Thanatos later, Thanatos doesn't even have any actual dialogue at this point. I searched just about every information I could and found out this is a common issue. I actually dozed off a couple of times in mid-run.
The last 30+ hours of my gameplay have been me just running around hoping Thanatos shows up then letting Theseus and Asterius kill me. But here I am with 211 runs, no progress whatsoever. I completed most characters' bonds around the 110th run and since then I've been grinding for Hypnos' heart unlock.
Before the dreams could be sent, Hypnos had to put the person to sleep.I've been grinding the last 100 runs trying to make Thanatos talk to Hypnos and it simply won't happen. One of the doors was made of ivory and the other was made of buckthorn. Their cave had two doors which would send people their dreams. The Oneiroi live in a cave that was near the Ocean of the West. Hypnos and Pasithea, had three sons, Morpheus, Phobetor and Phantasos who were called Oneiroi (the dreams). Zeus never realized that Hypnos had put him to sleep a second time. Hypnos then went to Poseidon (god of the sea) and told him he could help the Greeks win the Trojan War. Zeus agreed and when he hugged Hera Hypnos put him to sleep. Hera also had a charm given to her by Aphrodite (the goddess of love). Hera then dressed up beautifully and went to Zeus to ask his permission to go to her parents and stop them from arguing. Hypnos made Hera swear an oath by the river Styx before he would help her. The second time Hypnos put Zeus to sleep it was because Hera promised him he could have Pasithea as his wife. When Zeus woke up and found out what had happened, he tried to find Hypnos, but could not because Hypnos was hiding with his mother, Nyx. The first time Hypnos put Zeus to sleep it was to avenge the ransacking of the city of Troy by Zeus’ son, Heracles. Hypnos was asked twice by Hera (the goddess of love and marriage who is married to her brother, Zeus), to put Zeus to sleep. His cave is also where day and night meet. The river Lethe (forgetfulness) flows from Hypnos’ cave. Because he is the god of sleep, he owns half of every human life.
Hypnos is said to be a calm and gentle god who helps mortal humans in their time of need.
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