The_Man_With_No_Name
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- Dec 16, 2022
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I'm not a fan in general of the obligatory first update sex scene since it almost always feels contrived. But then, I'm not really a fan of MC starting the game already in a relationship so after getting over that being the case in this game with Monica, the Claire thing didn't bother me as much. But yeah, I agree sex off the bat with no prompt isn't a great way of doing it. Especially after establishing that MC is in a relationship.Was on board till the forced sex scene, I get it, push the story forward or whatever. but didn't gel well with me. That, on top of the MC not really pushing back against them much; made me not really care about the story. Every time he seems like he's going to get upset, he immediately becomes docile. Vampire powers or whatever I guess. because of MC just accepting stuff, I found myself disliking everyone after that. kinda only cared about the chick he lived with at the end.
For the whole MC no fighting back much; when he wakes up he gets pretty resistant to Marcus. You can even try to stab him. After that, the mc still is a bit defiant talking to Hadrian, but I think he realizes that aggression isn't the best play in that moment. As for why he didn't fight back during the sex thing-
I think what the dev was going for was that he indeed does have some resistance to suggestion, but not immunity since he wasn't "awakened", or maybe he does have immunity normally. In any case,I think a lot of his caving in was due to the elixir weakening his strength as it worked through his body.This situation is truly idiotic; I don't quite understand how it can be discussed seriously.
- If mc were human, everything would be work more or less , BUT mc is a highborn vampire, he should be immune to suggestion and vampire charm, especially from lower-born creatures. Consequently, he couldn't have been forced into sex without it, but that completely ruins the narrative arc.
I also completely fail to understand the author's absurd plot device with some secret elixir that somehow awakens a vampire. Why the hell awaken him if he's already a vampire from birth?
As for why an elixir would even be needed, I think the thought is that Vampiric features don't manifest until later in a persons development. Of course, that doesn't explain then why Monica is already awakened if they are around the same age. The only major plot problem that's hard to really be worked around.
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