P.S: Placing an Orc as an Overlord, as long as they are said Overlord position, will never betray you, and from my experience, seem to be the least likely to betray you if you do not swap them with another Orc to become Overlord, and even if you lose/regain a Fort, that ex-Overlord Orc will tend to be loyal, provided you also make them your Bodyguard during the time you are unable to make them an Overord. In my experience, one of my own Undead Orcs betrayed me out of nowhere. Go to your options and it should be the very last option at the bottom of the scroll bar.

Swapping Orcs through ranks (Such as making a Warchief a Captain again), is rumoured and theorised to add to this % of Betrayal, but this I am uncertain of, in my hours of playtime.Īlso, to add to comment of Undead Orcs, there is a common (and I believe it's a glitch but it happens so often to me I think it's an accidental feature they forgot to patch right) that killing a Blood-Brother of an Undead, Ally Orc will result in that Undead Orc betraying you, or if the two Orcs are in the same instance of combat, will almost certainly end up with the Undead somehow betraying you. 1) you getting killed and witnessed by your captains. Middle-earth: Shadow of War is the sequel to 2014’s breakout hit Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor which sends players to the high fantasy world of J.R.R. Not sure how many people play this game still, but for those of you who do and are wondering this question like I was yes, there is a way to turn off the savior mechanic. The reasons are mostly not specific, but all Orcs have a % of various things, such as Betrayals, Gifts (Via Loot-Orcs), Saviours, etc.Īs before, interacting with an Orc works differently to another Orc, via the randomly generated variations of the Nemesis System.

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