That depends on your definition of "saving" everyone. There is a Happy ending where you can (presumably, since it's not in the game yet) save them from the corruption in the end, but you can't prevent it or do a playthrough without any NTR. The story is mostly linear so your choices don't actually change anything that happens up until the end, where it branches into three different finales: the Happy ending, the NTR ending, and the Revenge ending.
Yes and no. The Henteria Chronicles series is about corruption and NTR. If you look at the splash image for the game the letters N, T, and R are highlighted in red while the rest of the letters in Henteria are blue. The corruption is largely unavoidable and there's only two ways to avoid seeing it. First, you turn off the omniscient POV which means you only see Leto's perspective and therefore miss out on the sex scenes not directly involving Leto, of which there are none unless he's viewing them since he does not have sexual relations with anyone, but they still happen regardless of whether or not you see them. Second, you don't do the content. Of the corruptible female characters only Rose and Cyanna are involved in the main plot with the corruption of Haylen and Lily happening in side quests. N_Taii has stated that he may include the option for Haylen and Lily to remain somewhat uncorrupted if you do not do their sidequests, although his statements on the subject were not definitive and he may wind up not following through on it simply due to workload etc.
), since I usually like to play both happy routes and full on corruption routes in games like this.
The happy ending IMO is always the revenge ending bc if there's one thing about this series, by the end mfs need to die.Thanks for all the replies! Haha Im definitely not looking for a virgin run through the game knowing the theme, but good to know that there will be a happy ending implemented at some point (hopefully
I feel the same. It seems like the story doesnt aknowledge how fucked up the women's choices and actions are. Redemption needs to be earned, and revenge needs to include them also.
While I get what you say, and this is purely a discussion on semantics, I think you are wrong choosing the term "redemption". Redemption only comes when there is room for it, in the good end, the revenge end is for the unforgiving Leto, for the due retribution for everyone involved. No forgiveness, no mercy, is how it should go.
I honestly liked the good ending better than the revenge ending in the previous entry. I think that it delivered better ithe intended feeling. I felt more satisfied with scruffy-bearded happy Noah, than with tyrannical avenger Noah. I think it was more organic and better executed.i personally liked the good endings in the previous games.
the true ends are painful though
Yeah, the Valkyrie from the first game didn't really do anything wrong outside of fall for a scheme that only an absolute moron would fall for. Realistically if the demon guy had reported the HC1 MC to the authorities and they had a problem with him accidentally coming into contact with a godlike being the Valkyrie could have used her authority, powers, and position to get the government to back off. Especially since the game is seemingly set pretty far out into the boonies. Her actions were legitimately to protect the kid and she is drugged and raped into submission as a result. The sister and the maid also shouldn't be punished.
I think that if this entry of the series follows the pattern of the previous ones the girls will steadily chose their NTR partners over Leto and also endorse and help with their plots and subterfuges. Rose for example will help with the plans of the secret organization, albeit reluctantly or unbeknownst at first she will end up prioritizing the Duke's ploys over her trust on Leto, her trust shifting from one to the other. I foresee that this will involve the natives and the truth behind the peacekeepers in some way. Cyanna will also help Ulrod with his shit in the military etc, etc. And even if the girls start undoubtedly as victims the lines between being victims and perpetrators will start to gradually blur more and more.
I don't know if you can even call the women victims in HC3. All of the men are certainly quite pushy and domineering but the women all ultimately make their own choices.
I agree, Rose seems to be the only one quite forced into her role. Others are kinda just taking the easy path out.
Yeah, sold, albeit I still feel strongly for Rose, her situation is surrounded by intangibles that make the Duke's ploys effective. But yeah, the fall has already started and is going to be free fall from here on, possibly all my sympathies will start to fade with each update.
dont think rose had much of a choice to decline, either losing the virginity or your childhood gets demolished
