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Others Corruption of Champions II [v0.7.27] [Savin/Salamander Studios]
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You imagined that infidelity and sold that idea to yourself.
What you described isn't close to infidelity it's more close to words like transactional and clinical. Last I remember Kiyoko was meant to have a "mask" they present to other people except you but Kiyoko often comes off as emotionally distant and transactional outside sex.
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If you think a bit of sarcasm with one word capitalized is a drastic escalation, not sure what to tell you. Even disregarding that, why does emotion = bad?
And yet she's super high on the popularity poll for some reason.
We live in a society.
I got a question for people that did the fleep gambling demons, do they wreck up the place if you bring them to the Wayfort? Like them corrupting people. The cat merchant so far hasn't, but I always worry she's going to spontaneously turn my wayfort into demons.
I never talked about infidelity to begin with? I just said that I like innocent inexperienced girls as opposed to those that are implied to be very skilled in the art of love.
I'm not sure why we are even having this discussion. Just like some people like men while other like women (and some like women that are similar to men in the downstairs department), some people like slutty characters, others like virgins. It's like arguing over tastes (which is cringe).
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I doubt that's ever going to happen with any characters sent there and if it did, I'm sure they'd warn the player. Personally wish I killed them on my playthrough because they're so... eh.
Ahhh, I'm sorry about the infidelity thing
I basically beat them into submission but didn't engage further since they were still 'we'll fuck you up if you lose at this fun game', unlike the cat merchant and plant.
On a side note, I did like the first half of the teatime quest. I like fluff quests. Even though I didn't want to bang the dragontaur the stuff with her was nice. Was a funny touch that she uses the magic orb as white noise machine. I do sort of wish they had written her with a selkie daughter from her old lover. I kind of wanted to see what an image of a dragon centaur seal would look like.
I have always killed the demon pair regardless for rp thematic reasons even on higher corruption characters. This game so far personally hasn't given me much reasons to go full demon and/or hang out with bandits that attack me.
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Because it is. She wanted something from me and I wanted something from her. Thought it would become more than that but Tobs decided we needed to be an outsider to our family too.
Forget they're even there, so most likely not.
I just realized there aren't a lot of unique shoes. What's a dude gotta do to be able to ice skate uphill around here?
Transformations doing things. Sensible chuckle.
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Speaking of wings the sun castle actually lets you use them with a aerial training course you can challenge a valkyrie to. And I'm not sure if was my characters agility or the fact she naturally had wings (wyld elf) but she beat the pants off her.
I haven't done anything with the valkyries after saving Lumia, how's the writing for them?
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Forgettable. It's not TOBS copypasting like he does with some of the kitsune stuff, but honestly I found it hard to engage with any of the valkyries. Not helped by the fact that the "Conflicts" are resolved really quick.
There's a big muscle valkyrie who everyone things is a dom, but she wants so bad to be a sub. So you go "Hey I think you should be a sub and have my babies," and she goes "Okay, but we need Lumia to agree to that," so you walk two tiles and Lumia goes "Oh, so you're finally ready to be a sub, sure, here you go."
Thus ends the play.
Lol that's some "Small on Top" level of storytelling, except straight.
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I think my summary covered all the major talking points. If not, I blame how forgettable it was.
It's the same energy as the really early harvest valley stuff that doesn't fit the game anymore. They're not bad... but they felt unneeded given how out of the way they are and most of their content is covered by other NPC's who could use the dust cleaning off. That said, I don't know what the "Becoming a Valkyrie" content is like, I've got one old female save that I just stopped progressing with because there was so little content, maybe Lumia is a better god than Keros and her scenes are worth it?
EDIT: Oh I also remembered having unlocked the option to breed the winged woman that her dialogue didn't even change for the sex scene, not even a throwaway joke about "Taking her in missionary for the sole purpose of procreation" like you got in CoC for Shouldra in silly mode. Really hard to feel invested when it seemed like the writers weren't either.
Actually, this is going to sound really hateful but I do not intend it as such, I've just dipped in to the Thrud (muscle sub) content again to make sure I'm not being unfair, and it really makes me think of the AI storytellers I play around with. Maybe that's why it doesn't work for me, because it doesn't read different to what I'm getting a lot of already. It reads like heavily curated AI content; prompt, AI takes it a little weird, does its best, conclusion, then user comes in and makes it all flow. For instance:
On approach, Halima sighs with relief and walks over to you. "Hey, Champion. How are you?"
"You know. Living the dream." You shrug amiably. "Thanks for asking. What about you — what's wrong? Where's Annika?"
"It's Annika. She's, um..."
"She's not having a good day." Thrud, the enormous half-jotun warmaiden you met earlier, moves into view. Her slightly slumped shoulders and pensive frown speak volumes about the nature of that not-good-day Annika's having. "I don't know how that meeting you were holding went, but —"
She initiates, but then you need to prompt what's wrong, she repeats it's about Annika ignoring your prompt, a third character gets injected out of no-where and you get a reminder about them despite previous interactions. It's a lot of wasted space.
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