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you are on wrong thread then, this one is incest fuckfest
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eh i'd disagree I say this is a story first game that just happens to have incest I don't see it being close to a fuck fest really.you are on wrong thread then, this one is incest fuckfest
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Elis is illegitimate because his father is illegitimate.
If Conrad finds evidence, he will be the next king because Cass is a woman.
I repeat, I don't dispute that Alaina wants benefits for the elves from the human emperor. That's obvious.
Obviously, if you tell Alaina you don't plan to give the elves anything, she'll be disappointed.
But personally, I plan to give the elves at least a valley and rights.
I repeat, Alaina's adventures are far more daunting than Elis.
Alaina knows how to kill, manipulate, pressure, and deceive entire nations.
With the resume she laid out before the fireplace, the CIA would beg to hire her at any price.
Her help will be invaluable when Alice wants to legitimize her harem.
We just need to find out whether she values a republic, or whether she'll help build an absolute monarchy.
If it's the former, then she needs to crack her skull with a goblet right now.
If it's the latter, then she'll be more helpful than anyone.
That is just false. You don't actually need to develop anything new for non-preggo path. Basically everything stays the same, but those who don't want to see preggo content - don't. You only need to include one variable in the game and all that it does - exclude content you don't want to see. Everything else stays just the same. Well, maybe some sex scenes change in one detail, that being how models look, but their non-preggo look is already in place, so you don't actually need to develop that. Believe me, tracking if Cass is alive (what monster would kill her anyway?) is more complicated.
I'm not saying I'm looking into the author's mind.
My commentary is analysis and logic.
Have you played chess? Have you ever planned anything in your life?
Then you should know that a good plan should be based on the worst-case scenario.
A good plan should eliminate the worst-case scenario.
The worst-case scenario for Elis regarding Conrad is that his playing the good uncle is just a facade, and he also desires the throne like his brothers.
And purely mathematically, he will be in a position to undermine Alice's power and legitimacy when he finds evidence.
Logically, he already threatens Elis power simply by possessing such information—that Elis is illegitimate.
(Unlike Alaina, who cannot reveal this information without drowning herself and the elves.)
Therefore, killing Conrad is simply logical.
You don't get it. I don't care whether I read Conrad better or worse than everyone else.
(Obviously, the author will give us a development where Conrad will be both a traitor and an ally, just like Alaina)
If you don't kill Conrad after all this, then you're a naive who closes your eyes to the worst-case scenario and believes the best, that Conrad really is a good guy.
Yes, you're right, "just because it's a logical chain doesn't mean that it's real"
Well said, indeed.
But for me, it's enough that it's logical and rational, meaning Conrad's skull gets to know the cup.
In any case, it's just a game.
In my first playthrough, I want to make the same decisions I would if I were the protagonist.
And I'd be guided by logic, not by the concepts of writing an entertaining story.