I think new scenes will be increasingly difficult to make, since you obviously don't want two similar scenes.
Are you asking for permission to discuss the game? That's kind of what this thread is for. As for the ratings, it's not locked(or shouldn't be) it's just set up pretty poorly in my opinion. To leave a review you have to click on the little stars next to the title and type it in there. That's how I've always had to do it. Keep in mind though, the reviews have to be about the actual state of the game and not theories about what may happen in the story. I also think they are supposed to be 200 characters but don't quote me on that. Quite a few of them aren't.
Yeah, I think that's a better way of putting it. It's a work in progress anyway, so I understand that something that's lacking right now could very well be fixed up in the final product. I think Yona and Lyriel are both great examples of this: When they were first introduced and their introduction was pretty much all there was, I didn't like Yona (because she was boring, not really anything there), and I hated Lyriel (she's a total bitch and I think right around the time I started playing was right before the arc that has her character development). But Lyriel is a lot better after her events where she has to learn to get along with everyone, and Yona's now starting to interest me because she's actually got content coming. So far, whether it's story or sex, Zanith's done a pretty good job of keeping good quality in my opinion, so I'm just happy to see what's going on in the updates for now.
Rae tried mind control magic on you the first day, Yona tried to kill you, Naomi would also attack you if you don't talk right.
Regarding Lyriel there's a bit of a misunderstanding caused by her first appareance, when talking with the soldier she comes across as a hardcore racist bitch but later we learn she's just a confused teenager.
We do not really know how racist she is, but when talking to the soldier, she was already exiled and had to take refugee in a not so elegant inn inside a human city, and she fears someday she would be forced into prostitute for human. Obviously she won't be too happy see a human, especially when a man is trying to talk with her.....
The conversation makes it painfully obvious that the soldier was your regular nice guy, maybe he was flirting with her but he wasn't planning to rape her or sell her off to slavers, she didn't want to even talk to an inferior race and that's not how she behaves in the house so a lot of people misunderstood her teenager rebellious like attitude for deep-rooted racism.
I mean, is it even actually a misunderstanding? It's hardly a one-off for her to talk about the superiority of the "highborn" (her word for elves).
I think that's why she was sent to live with her aunt. One gets the feeling that Lyriel grew up somewhat isolated, small elven community or the like. The big problem for her is that she hasn't really had contact with the other peoples of her world. She only knows about Elven culture, and the prospect of realising how much the world she didn't know about caused her to double down on that aspect. If she can't understand it, its stupid and I would imagine that's one of the reasons why her aunt wanted her to live with her. Ignorance is dangerous, especially for a girl who is as sheltered as Lyriel is. Which is why Lyriel being trapped in the House is a good thing for her. She can learn about other cultures and get her head out of her ass in a safe environment. And when she gets back to her home, she might be in a better position to explore it properly.
My point is that during her intro Lyriel looked like a complete different character from what we see at the house, racist elf vs teenager elf.
A soldier and a elven girl alone in a dark forest. What could possibly go wrong?
My mom used to bitch when I was a teenager that I was going to get everyone pregnant and ruin the family. Like I was just a large cock with legs. It wasn't going to happen, but her words and admonishment were in the back of my mind every time I tried to start a relationship. It colored my whole perspective on responsibility and I over corrected to the point of talking myself out of talking to girls most of the time.
I understand her subtleties and I'm not trying to start a witch-hunt with the race thing, I was just appreciating how the dev made her evolve in such a short time since I hated her first intro, you know like "this bitch is going to destroy the harmony" but then character growth and sexual kinks happened so I'm okay with her.
No worries, homie. While I was composing my post, I was thinking hard how to word it and hadn't realized how many other responses you got and I hope it didn't seem like I was piling on. I agree with you. there's nothing like a good redemption arc that involves some evolution. Good shit.
Because it's quite obvious that "Trueborn" is her word for elf. She doesn't ever call herself an elf, just like Blair doesn't call herself a dwarf, and there is no reason to believe that "non-trueborn elf" is even a thing in her mind. There's no suggestion that the other elf girls are any kind of royalty like she is, but she still says that they should have "trueborn" men rather than human ones.
Additional information: They are supposed to be 200 characters at least - you can write as much as you want. Also I would recommend writing any review in a text editor first and then copy it over - the small box you get from the forum really isn't useful for that.Such an answer! Thank you very much!
