To be fair Valeria isn't pregnant either so i wouldn't say the mc has super sperm.
Elin is pregnant but isn't showing and the mc would have impregnanted Valeria around the same time so she shouldn't be showing either.
Elves and nobles are generally stereotyped to be the same, antagonistic and assholes which is why i'll only ever play the green path so me and cass can kill whoever we deem necessary.
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which is funny cause most of the time I find it is the opposite. Tho honestly in this game I say they are both equally in the wrong just the elves are more assholes towards the MC so they get the short end of the stick.Elves and nobles are generally stereotyped to be the same, antagonistic and assholes which is why i'll only ever play the green path so me and cass can kill whoever we deem necessary.
Literally one of the first elves we meet in game is almost sold into slavery and outside of Alana and the mc's family weve barley seen any elves at all.Elves and nobles are generally stereotyped to be the same, antagonistic and assholes which is why i'll only ever play the green path so me and cass can kill whoever we deem necessary.
I'm not talking about just porn games. In most literature elves tend to use the same cast system that nobles do/did which causes them to have the same political structure. Now you could say it's not like that in this game and you would be right but literally every elf we have met so far has either been planning something or just an a grade asshole.
Green path is awesome (except for the cass controlling part) because you get to decide your own rules, bow to no one type shit and i love it and while cass is a major problem she is by far and away my favorite love interest in the game and one day she will become the tamed queen.
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I wasn't either I find humans worst in most Fantasy tv / games I play when it compared to elves. I barley played any AVN's with elves tbh tho I wasn't talking about their political or cast system just generally I find Humans are worst than elves in fantasy.
I think I understand him now: he's saying to thrust Elin so that Selina, who is on his side, can be born, but not to trust her because Elin would like me to spare Val, side with the rebels and not kill Alaina, all things that I suppose would benefit Mirta more.
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Didn't the nature spirit (horse or unicorn, or something) also say to trust the mirror, meaning Elin?
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I fixed those already, but forgot to update the files - will do that today!
Yes:
To be precise:
- the pale horse said "you spoke with your blood, it's time to speak with the reflection", "reflection of everything".
- the mysterious woman said that the pale horse is a reflection of all horses, that I should kill all the snakes, and "you must always trust only your reflection".
- the Red Emperor wants me to fuck Elin (both Selina and the Red Emperor want me to break the cycle) and to do the opposite of what Elin suggests (not to spare Val, not to side with the rebels, etc.);
- the reflection of all things wants me to do as Elin suggests, and since it wants me to end the cycle then it probably wants me to fuck Elin, too;
- Mirta wants me to keep the cycle going, and therefore she does not want me to fuck Elin; I don't know if she wants me to do as Elin suggests, but probably she does.
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I should probably play through this story a few more times to actually understand this.
With "the cycle", do you mean the next invasion by 1000 ships? At least, I understood that mention as a premonition and not a retelling of the past.
I think that if we kill Val, we need to kill the other snakes as well, since we were warned that if one was removed, they'd strangle the throne (or something to that end).
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We still don't know who are the snakes because of bunch of them can be considered snakes.I should probably play through this story a few more times to actually understand this.
With "the cycle", do you mean the next invasion by 1000 ships? At least, I understood that mention as a premonition and not a retelling of the past.
I think that if we kill Val, we need to kill the other snakes as well, since we were warned that if one was removed, they'd strangle the throne (or something to that end).
However, almost everyone warns about killing one of these snakes can have consequences.
I don't believe Val is a snake because she is not a major player for the MC, that would be someone close to the MC or advisors
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It's been a while... Val was the Elven advisor, right?
I think the snake of the cradle fits her well, but you're right that many people could fit that description. It could also be Mirta in a broader sense.
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That would be Alaina, Val is the one you decided to take with, free or kill her for robbing a horse.
I think the snake of the cradle is either your wife or seraphina.
Alaina fits the snake of the throne as she basically is the kingmaker.
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Ohh, right! Thanks! Yeah, she's not a snake. I was thinking of Alaina.
Or maybe the Red Emperor, or the proxy of his influence.
From a narrative point of view, Val is an interesting case. So far (at least in my playthrough), we got to kill only three people. Val, Cass, and Alaina (or the uncle). It wouldn't surprise me if Val ended up being way more important than we suspect, and killing her early on can have significant consequences later. It wouldn't be the first story doing something like this, where a seemingly meaningless action of the protagonist on the first page dooms the world through a cascade of events.
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Emperor is not a passive position. The minute it becoms stale, Brutus comes along or Denzel to kill him/them.
Emperor means he stands no ground and always is on the offensive: MC can get into the court intrigues and mingle his will into the judgement they pass - of MC just kills her and becomes a tool of his guard, who wants her dead multimple times.
Killing Val wouls make MC be like one of his brides - killer of his subjects - so nothing new or unheard of, considering what the court decides for her fate even if we spare her.
These are the conundrums of what actions MC takes and what they might mean to the game world.
Emperor means he stands no ground and always is on the offensive: MC can get into the court intrigues and mingle his will into the judgement they pass - of MC just kills her and becomes a tool of his guard, who wants her dead multimple times.
Killing Val wouls make MC be like one of his brides - killer of his subjects - so nothing new or unheard of, considering what the court decides for her fate even if we spare her.
Emperor is Might makes Right, so why would MC be top dog but carry around Val as a burden of not doing the right thing - he rejects the openly stated direct fate of a thief. The first thing Ned Stark does is behead a guy asking for help. MC could have passed his own verdict and simply do not give Val up to the courts.
These are the conundrums of what actions MC takes and what they might mean to the game world.
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After playing several times, I have some speculations.
First, of the three snakes, one is clearly Cass, another is the mother, but could the last one be Elin?
Second, is it possible that Cass's biological relationship with Conrad is closer than that with Elis?
Third, it's known that Elin and the mother have two paths: one of love and one of corruption. Could Lia also have two paths? It seems that taking her to the elven ruins early on unlocks the love path, while going straight home and making advances on her unlocks the corruption path?
First, of the three snakes, one is clearly Cass, another is the mother, but could the last one be Elin?
Second, is it possible that Cass's biological relationship with Conrad is closer than that with Elis?
Third, it's known that Elin and the mother have two paths: one of love and one of corruption. Could Lia also have two paths? It seems that taking her to the elven ruins early on unlocks the love path, while going straight home and making advances on her unlocks the corruption path?