

So, we forging alliances thru most of the game, everything points out that it's kinda big deal.
And at some point Randvi point out why and where exactly we need them:
spoiler
That is when is starts to really paid off, we will meet again familiar faces that we helped before, and they gonna help us in return. Nice.
Got to say I haven't finished main story yet (really taking my time while waiting for more content) but what I experienced keep me guessing: that was it? Was it all for this?
Do I even need to continue on forging more alliances?
I mean, there are still posabilities left, and I got nothing better to do anyway, but still...
Could some of you guys who already finished the game clarify without major spoilers - will there be another point in the story when those old/new alliances play their part again as in the previously mentioned event? Somme major battle, important political meeting, something like that?
Or now its just piece of content without real (or illusion of real) outcome for the story?
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@olmergrey As far as I can remember, there is one more instance of your various alliances paying off later on.
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