GarudoSCHE
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Like all of us, my friend... like all of usI wonder if there will be a option to dispose the wife in the future
I made a promise to Cass
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Aurora should be easy to kill off. She's not particularly skilled at anything of noteworthy. Isis though? Yeah, I don't know how Elis and Cass would pull that off. She snuffed Cass out easily. Your best bet would really be to put Alaina against Isis and have them go at it until they kill each other. Otherwise, with Isis intelligence, she'll see that shit coming from a mile away and off Cass again. Then you'll really get that evil Isis that most people fear when she gets everyone else in your harem killed.
That said, I don't think Elis is going to get rid of his chosen wife. At least not as soon as some players would like. Probably towards the end. Especially now that they're carrying his children. Some of you aren't evil enough, like me. For example, I would 100% kill Aurora or Cass, even while they're pregnant. Ravager style with Heliose and Baby Snek. But which of the player base would actually go through with it, if the choice presented itself?
That said, I don't think Elis is going to get rid of his chosen wife. At least not as soon as some players would like. Probably towards the end. Especially now that they're carrying his children. Some of you aren't evil enough, like me. For example, I would 100% kill Aurora or Cass, even while they're pregnant. Ravager style with Heliose and Baby Snek. But which of the player base would actually go through with it, if the choice presented itself?
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Aurora is gonna be a hidden warrior just wait, we saw she wasn't a pushover during the diner scene
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GarudoSCHE
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Damn... Red wedding vibe's
What's the point of this action anyway? MC needs an heir, and the best option is a dynastic marriage that will provide you with resources from the region you're allied with. And getting rid of such a wife for, say, Elin or someone else is pointless because the kingdom is weak and any rebellion could lead to the collapse of everything.
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I was just merely giving my pov on the question of when MC will dispose of his wife and that most players wouldn't realistically choose the option, if it was actually given to them. Me personally, I have no issue with Elis remaining married to them forever. I wasn't one of the ones earlier that had an issue with being forced to marry them.
Marrying the others isn't realistic in the first place. Elin is probably the only one ok with it. Despite Cass mentioning wanting to get married before the exile she seems to have no interest in it now. Lia also doesn't really seem interested in getting married at all and the Queen doesn't want to marry Elis either or want the political scandal that would follow that. Elin is the only one that seems actively bothered by the marriage.
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It's a facade, Cass is just putting her pragmatic mask on with us, its just like what she did with the ring. I don't think LM would've shown the flashback where we had promised marriage just for the sake of it. Or maybe my love for tsunderes blinding me.
Anyways, trust me bro.
There will be a harem ending probably, just like in Monkey Biz but I hope there will be exclusive and poly endings too.
Elin&Cass ending tho... It's a must.
I don't really think Cass counts as a tsundere. She doesn't ever deny being attracted to the mc or interested in him. She basically tries to seduce him all throughout the entire game. She seems more as someone who is disillusioned in romance all together. She's fine with him as a partner but isn't at all interested in being a wife or care about whether or not he's also involved with other women. I can't think of any character I would describe as being a tsundere. The queen comes close but not really since her rejection of Elis is more about moral obligations. Cass isn't a tsundere, she just isn't a romantic.
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Well I consider the term of tsundere more of a umbrella term for the girls with temper issues but you may be right I guess. About the romantic part: again, you may be right but relationship with Cass didn't progress that much or should I say its a pretty surface level right now. So maybe its pretty to early to point out whether she puts a mask or not.
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They're referring to the scene after you finish meeting up with Isis on her solo date. Isis and Aurora would be chatting while Elis watches. Though, to me, Aurora's reaction more shows that she's too emotional and easily provoked.
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Eh, seemed a pretty normal reaction to me for when somebody is trying to get a rise out of you/taunt you for fun.
Don't take their shit, give some back, and then remove yourself from the situation. I wasn't concerned with how Aurora acted at all.
I was more annoyed to be dealing with a person who likes to instigate shit for fun. It's a show of poor character IMO, if being a "wind-up" to strangers is fun for you.
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Yes, I agree. Aurora probably wouldn't be a good queen.
Someone can explain the green path and the red path? What is the difference between the paths?
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Kinda. Her being provoked that easily makes it much more easier for her to make a mistake, in a fit of anger.
In the simplest words. Green path just means you're giving your power over to Cass, basically. You're allowing her to replace the current people with her faction. Depending on how you choose to approach this, you either do it willingly aka siding with Cass at the start of it or by force, after she imprisoned you.
Red Path just means you killed her instead. Either with the Vampy guy or via Isis.
If you want more details, I would say go back a page or so, I think. It was recently discussed. I haven't played the game in like a month now, so my memories are foggy on the specifics of certain things.
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If my boy Aker don't trust Isis then neither do I, on the nameless gods. Plus Isis is a snake lowkey
That's the problem. You're not supposed to get angry that's how you lose. Isis wasn't tauting Aurora for fun. Aurora is her rival, Isis was trying to show dominance over her and the way Aurora reacted made it seem like she couldn't control her temper. And Aurora didn't just remove herself from the situation. She got pissed off then stormed away. Queens aren't supposed to act like normal people. When taunted they're supposed to be unconcerned and aloof. If you react negatively to taunts like that it shows that the other person has control over you which is a bad trait for a queen. Thinking it was just about Isis having some fun is misunderstanding the exchange. It was about Isis trying to put her in her place.
Green path is the cath path. You ally with Cass and she tries to support you as ruler and as regent while also installing her as your main advisor and elevating her mothers side of the family to more power. The green pathhas an alterntive way to fix the war in the west which is basically just having Cass's mother's side of the family take control of the west after the nobles and rebels basically kill each other
Aker doesn't trust Isis because she's from the south and he doesn't trust any southerner. They mention early on that all southerns hate each other pretty much and Aker doesn't want anything to do with anyone from the south
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All the more reason to listen to him also I'm hoping to have a route with the prostitute (the one who Isis's family killed)