I took it as her having been abused and neglected. It's pretty dark stuff, but have you ever read stories of neglected children that have been locked away by abusive parents and when they're rescued, they have severely stunted development? That's what I assumed happened to her. I think maybe that's why she seems so broken initially, and why she becomes so completely devoted to us the moment we treat her with kindness.
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Common Elves live 15 times longer than humans. They don't take the same amount of time to develop as humans, an Elf will carry its baby for over a year. Lin is 300, which is about 20 years old in Human. Lin doesn't have the experience and wisdom of a 300 year old human, she has the experience and wisdom of a 300 year old Elf, which is about the equivalent of a 25 year old human. To clarify, I'm saying that Lin is 20 in human years, but since she's lived for 300, she has the experience and wisdom of a 25 year old human, instead of a 20 year old human.
Elves are much slower at learning things than humans. Lin was shown to be slow at cooking because the tech is very new to her.
She isn't slower because of her slavery, she's slower because she's not as fast as humans.
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Really? It makes absolutely zero sense to me. How can Elf years be different from human years if it has the same number of minutes, days and months? Dev. just saying Elves are slow mentally, because it got to justify living for 300 years and having learned nothing. If that's the case, would they take 100+ years to reach maturity, learn to walk, speak, etc.? But hey, I've read much, much worse lore in Japanese VN's so oh well.
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I don't have much of a problem accepting that they develop differently. You seem to be operating under the idea that elves are just really old humans, but these aren't the wise old elves of Lord of the Rings. I feel like maybe calling them elves sets an expectation in the minds of old school fantasy readers, but we just have to accept that fantasy races aren't some sacred thing that can't be altered. Runey is taking a bit of creative license here and I don't see the harm.
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Wise, maybe not, but old is old and 300 years is a long time no matter how you look at it. I would have just said she's really naive and from a very secluded culture and leave it at that. Like in real life we have hidden tribes that still play with sticks and refuse to evolve.
Welp, here I am having a philosophical discussion about a VN, a sign of a good VN maybe?
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If I'm remembering correctly; elves haven't been exposed to humans for that long; they could have been away from humans for a couple of hundred years. This might explain the developmental issues.
Elves spend much of those hundreds of years dancing on meadows, drinking good wines and masturbating. Time goes fast that way. Believe me, I know (though I don't dance on meadows, or drink much).
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I'm going to need videos of this. For science.
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Lin and Android have obedience points, the others get affection points.
They both mean the same thing though.
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There is a submission stat for some of the characters
I'm almost certain every fantasy elf (not santa clause) lives for hundreds, or even thousands of years yet develop much much slower. For example, Legolas is 2931 years old but he looks like he's in his mid - late 20s, maybe early 30s. This is very much how I've done things, just with different scaling.
Common Elves haven't learned nothing in 300 years. Before humans arrived, they were fighting with bows and spears. Within 300 years, (equivilence of 20 human years) they went from spears and bows to guns, skyscrapers and sentient robots.
Common Elves would take 270 years to reach the development of an 18 year old human. This is why Elves have so few children since they have to take care of them for so long. They're a fragile species.
This really isn't anything new, I think almost every elf in fantasy lore is exactly like this, but with different scaling.
I always liked the angle where elves live to close to 1000 years but go sterile around 100. Still a child by their standards. And the young elves would rather go fight for their cause as opposed to settling down to reproduce at such a young age, leading to the decline of their race. It's been a long time since i read the witcher books but i think that's where i got that from.
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That's what I'd like to think. I'm invested enough into the characters that I'm thinking about the consistency of the world.
I can't says everything lines up for me but I'll leave it for now. I have confidence Runey has everything planed out. It's just that we've only seen a glimpse so far and as humans we tend to fill any gaps with things we know. Which might ultimately be completely wrong/different.
And for those peeps memeing about training and selling slaves. You might check out the slightly older game called Slavemaker
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That's physical, nobody is questioning them not being old physically (although I do wonder about the elf greeter we met when out with Android; he said he was around 400 but looked a lot older than Lin in her 300s. Do elves age slowly until their 300s then suddenly grow old or something?). But if they're really that slow mentally it makes you wonder how they've survived so long, and if trying to make them equal to humans is just completely futile.
when will be the next update for this? i really like this game but i finished it all and waiting for news hope it will come soon
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Sometime in September is the current guesstimate.