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often slaughter demons like animals
Rabble rabble rabbleWe know demons and non-demons can coexist as proven by the wayfort content, so therefore murder is a convenience to the PC, not a justified solution.
Funny how the PCs we come up with can be rather straight to the point and would've probably eventually found ways to solve the issues if SavCo doesn't get in the way.My current PC is wolf girl Atila, got some magic baddies under her banner while all the others overpowered OC's are being cucked from their relevance and this time, there's no imperial princess to mess with the war effort and no pope to stop her
Eh.Personally, I don't think it's a good thing to genocide an entire group of people who have been victims of demons, having had their souls stolen (imps not included of course, fuck those guys.) You are forgetting that most of those demons use to be normal people whom are being influenced by corruption and did not willingly transform into demons. Kalysea's methods are not 'wholesome and good' at all, but are morally gray in contrast to the extermination of thousands (or probably many more). We know demons and non-demons can coexist as proven by the wayfort content, so therefore murder is a convenience to the PC, not a justified solution. A truly 'good' solution (integration and peace) would be very challenging to accomplish on a larger scale and is probably off the table for our PC.
Emphasis on used to, friend.Personally, I don't think it's a good thing to genocide an entire group of people who have been victims of demons, having had their souls stolen (imps not included of course, fuck those guys.) You are forgetting that most of those demons use to be normal-
The difference between a zombie and a CoC demon is that the zombie virus has to kill the host in order to assert it's control and propagate through the masses, while a demon needs people to be, y'know, alive. Demons do not need to kill anyone to win in the end, they just need to spread corruption, and they do that merely by existing. They also can't help but WANT to do it, they want to have nonstop sex, they want to fuck souls out of people, they want to lead people astray, they don't see it as a big deal at all- they don't see anything short of their own death as a big deal worth being concerned over. Their IDEAL APPROACH TO ALL OF THIS, would be us accepting them as neighbors and friends and just laughing it off every time they drain the soul out of our friends and family. Farrah isn't being kind and cooperative or rising above her demonic instincts, she's just spreading the corruption in a way that your character can, for whatever reason, choose to just... Watch. Accept as it happens in their own domain.We know demons and non-demons can coexist as proven by the wayfort content, so therefore murder is a convenience to the PC, not a justified solution. A truly 'good' solution (integration and peace) would be very challenging to accomplish on a larger scale and is probably off the table for our PC.
The problem I have is that, again, in just about any other setting or context, the protagonist would kill or at the very least imprison Kalysea to stop her from doing any further harm to anyone. The instant it became clear she was just as corruptive as the demons, in the middle of the spread of corruption, she would seen as a threat to be gotten rid of as soon as possible. But she is an OC that you've paid to have included in the game. She is immune to the consequences of her actions in the mechanics of the game. She is planning to brainwash everyone with her ball stank, but the player can only choose to ignore her, same as with Farrah. The player can't resist her stank, either. Any amount of interaction with her is complete defeat, which is what makes her a Mary Sue OC. Nobody wants to pay Savin and his team to include a 'kill that villain' button.Kalysea's storyline isn't finished yet so this content isn't public and may be subject to change as Wsan is still unsure on the implications of coersion I am rather keen on including in her content, but I'll share it here. The context will probably help get across why I hold the opinions that I do.I am curious what people think with that currently behind the scenes context added in though.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
I'll assume this is just a misunderstanding and not done maliciously.![]()
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"I say we let them exist and just periodically beat them up to make sure they don't err again!" says Nida.
♫ I can't believe that the leopards are eating my face ♫
Doesnt CoC1 literally have a Traveling "friendly" succubus with a guy around that, while heavily corrupted already (hes using a wheel cart to lug his balls around...) is not demonified yet and the two bicker about that topic and ask you to make a decision for them. Guy kinda doesnt wanna, succ absolutely does. If you dont encourage him he doesnt turn... at least not during the time you play the game.You won't have shit like a succubus trying to convince her lover to go full incubus, she'd just fuck him into one because she has no control.
This quote is a good example of how frustrating this forum can be, sorry for picking your post in particular but: I said her ending would likely be considered a 'bad ending' despite the alternative also being fucked. Both options suck, neither are particularly virtuous roads to take when the blood still and the ashes settle."She's morally ambiguous and justifiable in that your genocidal actions are worse!"
Each and every demon is an active combatant (once again, Farrah is the only exception that doesn't attack everyone on sight), it is neither a genocide (it wouldn't be a genocide even if they weren't active combatants, because they are neither a racial or ethnic group) nor a crime whenever a demon is killed.(A lot of comments to reply to but this comment can tie a lot of the responses into one post.)
Personally, I don't think it's a good thing to genocide an entire group of people who have been victims of demons, having had their souls stolen (imps not included of course, fuck those guys.) You are forgetting that most of those demons use to be normal people whom are being influenced by corruption and did not willingly transform into demons. Kalysea's methods are not 'wholesome and good' at all, but are morally gray in contrast to the extermination of thousands (or probably many more). We know demons and non-demons can coexist as proven by the wayfort content, so therefore murder is a convenience to the PC, not a justified solution. A truly 'good' solution (integration and peace) would be very challenging to accomplish on a larger scale and is probably off the table for our PC.
Kalysea's storyline isn't finished yet so this content isn't public and may be subject to change as Wsan is still unsure on the implications of coersion I am rather keen on including in her content, but I'll share it here. The context will probably help get across why I hold the opinions that I do.I am curious what people think with that currently behind the scenes context added in though.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Also once again reiterating I am more than happy for people to write or commission an alternative route with sub Kalysea, it's just not something I'll spend money on since I exclusively play a sub fem champ. Kalysea is not canonically an ultra powerful OC who is meant to just walk over the PC, it's just I am only comming sub content and a sub storyline as a result. If I had infinite money I'd absolutely commission a dom route so that dom players can enjoy her too.
No, if you agree with the dude about not turning into an incubus, the next time you get that encounter again - his "friendly" succubus GF just rapes him and turns him into a demon by force anyway.Doesnt CoC1 literally have a Traveling "friendly" succubus with a guy around that, while heavily corrupted already (hes using a wheel cart to lug his balls around...) is not demonified yet and the two bicker about that topic and ask you to make a decision for them. Guy kinda doesnt wanna, succ absolutely does. If you dont encourage him he doesnt turn... at least not during the time you play the game.
But dont take this as me disagreeing with you. Demons and their Corruption are like a pestillence, not easily contained and certainly not possible to cohabit with.
Your words couldn't be any clearer. You labeled everyone who disagrees with you as genocide perpetrators. And argued that demons should just be allowed to freely live and spread corruption, intentionally omitting that it's exactly what led to events of CoC1.This quote is a good example of how frustrating this forum can be, sorry for picking your post in particular but: I said her ending would likely be considered a 'bad ending' despite the alternative also being fucked. Both options suck, neither are particularly virtuous roads to take when the blood still and the ashes settle.
I feel like people are simply not reading my posts properly, or their brains are putting in extra words where there are none because we're on some perceived 'different team' and therefore cannot find any ground to agree on, the post must be wrong, despite agreeing to the same thing in both posts.
Kalysea is not a morally just person.
Demons are monsters with only fragments of humanity left. Imps having none.
These things are true, I agree!
Some points made here are good and I agree with, but they're soured so heavily by the misunderstanding in other points in the posts. I'd like to share my ideas here and bridge the gap between the two main CoC2 communities but I often feel like there is no desire to have a discussion due to lingering bias, only to echo chamber the same sentiments that make people feel justified in their overall opinions on the game, or that people are worried about being targetted by the vitriol some members here display so they conform. I'll try to ramble less and keep my opinions short and concise from now on, in interest of making them more understandable, so there can be no room for misunderstanding.
Kaly wants to force the demons to serve under a greater will where they can do no harm in a symbiotic relationship.Your words couldn't be any clearer. You labeled everyone who disagrees with you as genocide perpetrators. And argued that demons should just be allowed to freely live and spread corruption, intentionally omitting that it's exactly what led to events of CoC1.
I see right through your manipulation.![]()
I'm sorry you're feeling frustrated, but at least personally, I have no bias against any communities, only the game's present state and the way the developers react to criticism. Again, I'm not trying to attack you or discourage you in any way, I'm just sharing my perspective and what I believe the majority's perspective is on this forum. I don't hate that Kaly exists, my only complaint is that the narrator makes any interactions with Kaly into an instant loss with no ability to do the reasonable thing and cut her down when her intentions become clear.Some points made here are good and I agree with, but they're soured so heavily by the misunderstanding in other points in the posts. I'd like to share my ideas here and bridge the gap between the two main CoC2 communities but I often feel like there is no desire to have a discussion due to lingering bias, only to echo chamber the same sentiments that make people feel justified in their overall opinions on the game, or that people are worried about being targetted by the vitriol some members here display so they conform.
Honestly, same. That's how I figure demons win in most circumstances, they don't have to attack you, they don't have to appear unreasonable or cruel, they offer you things you want, pleasure, power, knowledge, longevity, beauty. All they need to do to spread their corruption is continue to exist, and breed. So the rational side of the coin is always to reject them outright and get rid of them as soon as possible, buuuuut.. Feeling good feels good, and some of them are very good at making people feel good. (Even if it just boils down to whether or not they cater to their target's specific fetishes at the end of the day.)Also partially because I like to play my character as like, she enjoys some of the stuff Kas is doing but hates the actual like removal of souls and self, thus indulges more than she should but still fights against demons. Like if Kas cant be saved my champ isn't gonna sell out the world and would kill Kas, as a mercy. Again thats just how I see my champ, and I don't expect anyone else to think the same way.
I mean, Slaanesh it appeals perfectly to the recipient as its whole thing so ya know. If horse cock is whats corrupts you hahaha."What if Slaanesh temptations, but more horse cock and less crab claw?"
wait she does?his "friendly" succubus GF just rapes him and turns him into a demon by force anyway.
I did?to make it seems like I'm saying something else.
We know demons and non-demons can coexist as proven by the wayfort content, so therefore murder is a convenience to the PC
No, you clearly argued for demons to coexist freely among normal people. I.E. keep spreading their corruption.Kaly wants to force the demons to serve under a greater will where they can do no harm in a symbiotic relationship.
Last I checked demons were neither a nation nor an ethnic group. And people aren't born demons, it's a fucking plague that forcefully corrupts people and turns them into demons. Akin to bubonic plague, and it should be treated accordingly.Disagrees with me on what, exactly? The definition of genocide? Here, let me help with a google search: " the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group. " Now, you can maybe argue of the definition of 'people' meaning exclusively humans, but that's a slippery slope, especially considering all the non-human races in the setting.
The only irony here is how shitty your manipulation tactics are.Irony levels are off the charts.