Why didn't 🧙Gandalf lead Aragorn to Minas Tirith in the first place?

[Thorondor_]

If you ever plan to play The Third Age. Gandalfs narrating gives a small hint as to why they didn't go to Minas Tirith. Gandalf says something along the lines of, "I planned to weave a great war." So he had the whole quest planned.

Could you be more specific? Where he said that, or at least a more complete quote?

 

[Meselyn]

It's in the beginng of the third age video game. He talks about weaving a plan for a great war.

 

[Alatar]

Aragorn knew that he had a great task to do, but he would not take the throne till he knew more. He wandered far and wide, exploring the hearts of men, good and bad. He after wandering far, deciced to lead the rangers, he did not go to minas tirth, as he feared the stewards reaction, and what would happen to gondor.
His home was in the north, and there he lead the rangers as that was what he felt he should do.
Thorondor_ , Gandalf did not intimadate bilbo, i think that when he grew tall, he was using the ring of fire, and thus giving bilbo the courage to part from the ring, as he was scared to leave his precious.

If you ever plan to play The Third Age. Gandalfs narrating gives a small hint as to why they didn't go to Minas Tirith. Gandalf says something along the lines of, "I planned to weave a great war." So he had the whole quest planned

I have this game, but i realy doubt it's reality, it was written by a video game maker. If you think, the great war was not woven by gandalf, he himself got caught up. Even the moive did not show it as gandalf v sauron. This is the same game where a man fights and defeats the witch king in osgilath, so it is not that true to the plot.

 

[Thorondor_]

Thorondor_ , Gandalf did not intimadate bilbo, i think that when he grew tall, he was using the ring of fire, and thus giving bilbo the courage to part from the ring, as he was scared to leave his precious.

The "indimidating Gandalf"-issue raises its head again . What's your definition of intimidation?