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Yeah, that's the part I played and it's not really that she's a racial supremacist. After the war they keep talking about, all of the men were executed and they were prevented from having full blooded male children. The order that Rae is apart of wants to create a male succubus (incubus?) to continue their race so that they don't die out. (And technically it would be species, not race.) So it's not like she wants to eradicate all of the other species - just keep hers from fading away. The rest of it sort of tracks though - she hasn't actually met the head of that order yet - unless it's happened in the last 2 or 3 updates. She met her old friend who she betrayed as part of that order. Edit: Also it would be wrong to say that she's been playing on the emotions of MC since she arrived - she did at first. She reacted the way she has been trained to when she didn't know who or what he was or anything about her new situation. but she says that it's not the case anymore and she wants to MC to come with her to meet the head of her order (because she can't go alone) - even though they definitely will not react well since he's an outsider and a human being brought before the head of their secret order - and she wants him to trust her. That was where I left off - she hasn't let him give her an answer yet.Yeah, apparently (I haven't played the last couple of releases yet) there's a confrontation between Rae and the person she's been trying to contact with the MC's help.
In broad strokes and based upon what I read here, there are revelations that Rae is a racial supremacist who's been playing upon the emotions of the MC since she arrived. As typical, the scene ends before the MC can get a final conversation.
I misunderstood which rooftop conversation you were referencing -- I thought it was the rooftop of MC's Earth where Rae talks about her past.Yeah, that's the part I played and it's not really that she's a racial supremacist. After the war they keep talking about, all of the men were executed and they were prevented from having full blooded male children. The order that Rae is apart of wants to create a male succubus (incubus?) to continue their race so that they don't die out. (And technically it would be species, not race.) So it's not like she wants to eradicate all of the other species - just keep hers from fading away. The rest of it sort of tracks though - she hasn't actually met the head of that order yet - unless it's happened in the last 2 or 3 updates. She met her old friend who she betrayed as part of that order. Edit: Also it would be wrong to say that she's been playing on the emotions of MC since she arrived - she did at first. She reacted the way she has been trained to when she didn't know who or what he was or anything about her new situation. but she says that it's not the case anymore and she wants to MC to come with her to meet the head of her order (because she can't go alone) - even though they definitely will not react well since he's an outsider and a human being brought before the head of their secret order - and she wants him to trust her. That was where I left off - she hasn't let him give her an answer yet.
The reason trust is valuable in the first place is that it makes people give you the benefit of the doubt when it's not easy to do so. We'll see what happens, but I'll put all my chips on Rae coming through when it counts.I misunderstood which rooftop conversation you were referencing -- I thought it was the rooftop of MC's Earth where Rae talks about her past.
I'm agnostic to Rae's situation as I haven't played the last couple of releases and probably won't for a couple more. That said, the problem with a confession after exposure is people have a rightful concern the confession is only performing damage control. "You discovered I did this thing you don't like in the past, but I swear I've changed! You can trust me now even though I hid this stuff from you and you only found out because I was exposed by another!" rings hollow. Broken trust may not be impossible to repair, but it is both a delicate and time-consuming process. Such loss of trust is often enough to turn a potential life-mate into someone fit for only for recreational use or abandoned entirely.
This is true. Rae says she is trying to save her race - whether you believe that or not is up to you. But there is a very good argument to be made that continuing to work with someone whom you know or suspect to be planning a genocide (or does not care about people being harmed) is just as culpable as the mastermind. I don't think we know if Lady M is the mastermind or not, but she seems to be Rae's "handler".Yeah, that's the part I played and it's not really that she's a racial supremacist. After the war they keep talking about, all of the men were executed and they were prevented from having full blooded male children. The order that Rae is apart of wants to create a male succubus (incubus?) to continue their race so that they don't die out. (And technically it would be species, not race.) So it's not like she wants to eradicate all of the other species - just keep hers from fading away. The rest of it sort of tracks though - she hasn't actually met the head of that order yet - unless it's happened in the last 2 or 3 updates. She met her old friend who she betrayed as part of that order.
This lack (or destruction) of trust is mentioned as part of the conversations outside the library. I'm glad that it was mentioned at least, because I hope it gets addressed properly going forward.I'm agnostic to Rae's situation as I haven't played the last couple of releases and probably won't for a couple more. That said, the problem with a confession after exposure is people have a rightful concern the confession is only performing damage control. "You discovered I did this thing you don't like in the past, but I swear I've changed! You can trust me now even though I hid this stuff from you and you only found out because I was exposed by another!" rings hollow. Broken trust may not be impossible to repair, but it is both a delicate and time-consuming process. Such loss of trust is often enough to turn a potential life-mate into someone fit for only for recreational use or abandoned entirely.
Again, I don't think the phrase "planning a genocide" applies here. To the best of my knowledge she is trying to save her own race, not wipe out anyone else's. It's sort of the opposite of genocide. As for people being harmed, it's unfortunate but in a world of cloak and dagger high level politics, people getting hurt is par for the course. I tend to self-immerse in these things more than I should by from my POV, MC would be floating in the void without a clue about what was going on or why without Rae. Maybe Cait could have helped a bit, maybe but she definitely couldn't have taught MC to etherwalk or do things like summon the back yard into being. I don't even know if the rest of the cast could survive whatever is coming without Rae's guidance. So, I'll put all my chips on Rae coming through and if that results in some kind of bad end, so be it.This is true. Rae says she is trying to save her race - whether you believe that or not is up to you. But there is a very good argument to be made that continuing to work with someone whom you know or suspect to be planning a genocide (or does not care about people being harmed) is just as culpable as the mastermind. I don't think we know if Lady M is the mastermind or not, but she seems to be Rae's "handler".
I don't know who you're referring to when you say "she". Rae or Lady M?Again, I don't think the phrase "planning a genocide" applies here. To the best of my knowledge she is trying to save her own race, not wipe out anyone else's. It's sort of the opposite of genocide. ...
But I like the filler? Do people like me not get a say in this? I know the main story is not really progressing at the rate you liked, but I really liked all the 'filler' that he puts out, I don't really care about the main story all that much tbh.It's not "Friends" o "Seinfeld", it's not a group of characters living their lives and having a different story every week. There is a story that link them all, and personal plots and subplots for every character. If these plots are not resolved, what are they for?
Right now, this game is a bunch of filler material interrupted by unbearable cliffhangers. I do want to know once and for all what happens to Rae, and not have to wait another year to see if the dev decides to stop doing silly scenes about characters getting bigger boobs or changing size in dollhouses, and moves the plot forward for once.
I think people have PTSD from liking games but then they get abandoned and they don't get to see an ending. I can't see this game going that way Zanith and his team really seem all in on the game and I'd be shocked if they didn't finish it.But I like the filler? Do people like me not get a say in this? I know the main story is not really progressing at the rate you liked, but I really liked all the 'filler' that he puts out, I don't really care about the main story all that much tbh.
There's filler, like when a planned scene is going to take more time to make than the developer might have expected, so they come up with something to keep interest. Those interested in the game know that the story will continue, it's just on hold for a while.But I like the filler? Do people like me not get a say in this? I know the main story is not really progressing at the rate you liked, but I really liked all the 'filler' that he puts out, I don't really care about the main story all that much tbh.
You know what I agree with you, more Naomi and Rae would be good.I think people have PTSD from liking games but then they get abandoned and they don't get to see an ending. I can't see this game going that way Zanith and his team really seem all in on the game and I'd be shocked if they didn't finish it.
Not the first time I've thought that and been wrong though so I understand why people are getting a bit freaked out by the slow progression of the main story. I like all the content we're getting - "filler" and main story progress. That being said, I think the main story is progressing a bit slowly now though would like to see some issues get resolved (the peeking person who offered power, Lyriel's family & Naomi's crew feel like they've been in limbo for quite a while) more than I would like to see new issues presented.
I personally don't agree with that, but I will admit I may be wrong and biased at that. I personally just don't like the doom and gloom in this thread.There's filler, like when a planned scene is going to take more time to make than the developer might have expected, so they come up with something to keep interest. Those interested in the game know that the story will continue, it's just on hold for a while.
And then there's filler for the sake of filler, month after month. And you don't know whether or not the next update is going to continue the story.
And a lot of people feel we've been getting a lot of the latter.
This is a known issue. (Devs are aware of it.) From what I gather, they can't really fix it in a way that won't break some saves. (I can think of a few ways, but they're all complex and horrible.)This game is so screwed up, I've got like 7 or 8 different evening events trying to auto-trigger over each other and I am literally never able to do the one I want to do.
To throw in my two cents, I don't mind the 'filler' that much. I don't like the Lost and Found filler much, because it feels like those are all dead ends, but it's possible that all of that is part of lore building (to stop a plot hole later). But with that said, we get story progression every update. The issue is that people want specific stories advanced, and there's the main story, the 'find out about the main character' masked subplot/story, and every girl has their own primary story, as well as their own sex storyline.I personally don't agree with that, but I will admit I may be wrong and biased at that. I personally just don't like the doom and gloom in this thread.
That happens with this game sometimes and it all evens out eventually. Just remember when Rae or Cait or whoever says "let's do this this evening, come to my room" - none of them can tell one day from another. You can show up in three days, at their room, in the evening and still be right on time.This game is so screwed up, I've got like 7 or 8 different evening events trying to auto-trigger over each other and I am literally never able to do the one I want to do. Cait wants to do a spooky dinner and get her glasses on the same evening, then there is Naomi who wants to go after her crew, and Rae then jumps in for some other random crap, and on by the way I am on an unspecified timer to progress the main story of the dwarf girl but she requires evenings too...and that's probably not all of it either. The entire game is completely fucked at this point.
I already understood the issue. But I also know that Caitlin's 'heist' related arc had been running since then. It was primary focus, and it's pretty obvious that they had to do a lot of background work to make that happen. The same is true of what we saw of Rae's two months of updates. (I would've been fine with her in front of whatever room telling me things, but they chose this approach, and other than noting that it probably ate into dev time, I'm not complaining.)To put it another way. The last time Yona got a story update was, what, two maybe nearly three years ago? Meanwhile we've gotten nearly 4 straight months of the alchemy minigame.
Can you see how frustrating the filler at the cost of content can be?