Dreadlord Sinister
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You tell him my dark queen of darkness lolThat's because you're obviously a dumb ass today![]()
You tell him my dark queen of darkness lolThat's because you're obviously a dumb ass today![]()
Interesting comparison made by a "young"As for femdom, I wrote about it in my very first post in this thread.. #2,509
.and I remain grateful to Tess for allowing us doms to play our way and not feel like outcasts. That's my point, I have no problem understanding that KG is a femdom orientated game, with all the (likely) implications that entails.
No... what have I read! I only played the first Mass Effect because I didn't have the money for the rest of the trilogy at the time, it wasn't easy to pirate them, and I eventually forgot about them. I guess nothing is a spoiler now that so much time has passedShe might not have a say in the matter though. I doubt Juliette or Charlotte (who has a permission from Olivia to hunt down Kane) care much for what Callista thinks. Personally, if he dies, I hope Callista will finally come to a much needed realisation that she's the worst mother in history of motherhood and seeing just how Evil Olivia is, how Kane and Seth have been treated, she will pull a Tali death scene from MassEffect 3. Veronica can even drop a tear in the moment, ah, such drama!
Speaking of Mass Effect (Tess apparently is aware of it at the very least) - adapting something like Mordin's death scene into the universe of KG could be cool. You'd need someone Kane trusts though, Kwame would be a good choice. Imagine - Kane agrees with the initial plans for the revolution plot, but eventually starts to see how violent and destructive it would be not just for the Karlssons, but the whole world, and decides to stop it, but Kwame, fueled by anger at his wife's treatment, refuses to stand down, so you have to take him out. 'Do you feel like a hero?' ('SpecOps: The Line' reference).
Heh that's slow PL...I watch some threads that can do 5 pages just while I have my dinner lmao...always amazes me!30 hours without entering here and over five pages unread.
Yeah guessing that was back around Ch2 or 3...I also had all the exact same opinions on ED as Stan did.Interesting comparison made by a "young"Stan, you can see how he feels that "Estate Dominate" unfortunately didn't have much left to offer, and all of this before it got abandoned.
Ohhh iirc that was in the third....I would still highly recommend playing the second though, possibly one of the best single games ever made.No... what have I read! I only played the first Mass Effect because I didn't have the money for the rest of the trilogy at the time, it wasn't easy to pirate them, and I eventually forgot about them. I guess nothing is a spoiler now that so much time has passed.
Are you sure you only recommend the second? Mmmm, nobody recommends the thirdOhhh iirc that was in the third....I would still highly recommend playing the second though, possibly one of the best single games ever made.
I'm sure yeah heh.Are you sure you only recommend the second? Mmmm, nobody recommends the third.
Imagine me only checking in every 3 to 5 days and always seeing an unreadable mountain of backlog!30 hours without entering here and over five pages unread.
Nothing beats Vtm: Bloodlines 1 for me, but to be fair ME2 is a solid second or third. Mafia 1: The City of lost Heaven was an amazing game as well narrative-wise, but that one is a linear story. Hot take, I also kinda liked ME3 (ending included, as it allowed my fem ShepardI would still highly recommend playing the second though, possibly one of the best single games ever made.
Imma do something very non-characteristic here, and not only second this opinion but... probably agree with the dom players on something! Crazy, right?I'm sorry Mistress but you were offered a Z3 job before they even knew how capable and delightfully evil you'd be. I imagine there are timelines where you are the Warden and *shudders* a good person overall and someone who doesn't want to see Kane at her feet.
I do, but it's not quite as good as the 2nd and the ending disappointed many people. It's still definitely a good RPG and better and less repetitive than Mass Effect 1 though!Are you sure you only recommend the second? Mmmm, nobody recommends the third.
I don't recall it ever actually being mentioned why olivia starts at Z3 (as even the position she holds is usually a Z1 position). The only thing that makes sense (and from snipets of dialogue) is that because she is a Karlsson sister it's as high as they can place her without actually giving her a board seat (which they offer after a few days anyway so...meh hehe).Other than all the sisters wanting to follow Alexander's gambit to the letter and that specifically saying that Olivia should start as an exec, (which I'm not sure was confirmed yet - maybe some of the dom players know this or not as I haven't properly played the dom paths) it would actually have been in their interest to also make Olivia start as a K4 in one of the female pods, as this way they're just handing her a lot more power to fight their bid to succede Alexander at the helm of the company for... no reason I can think of. So yes, maybe at least some of the Karlsson sisters are either more soft-hearted or less smart than they'd like to believe...![]()
Well, I already answered about my attitude towards ED here, I think you saw that post since you put an emotion icon under it..Interesting comparison made by a "young"Stan, you can see how he feels that "Estate Dominate" unfortunately didn't have much left to offer, and all of this before it got abandoned.
I see. I still think it's unlikely for people as powerful as they are and as morally... liberal, shall we say, as they are, to care that someone is their biological sister/half sister and do them any favours because of that - look at how nobles in history would often wage civil wars and/or murder even their blood siblings that they grew up with for the throne, so why would someone like, say, Juliette Karlsson, be more compassionate towards an absolute stranger to her that grew up as a pauper, even if Olivia is her biological sister?I don't recall it ever actually being mentioned why olivia starts at Z3 (as even the position she holds is usually a Z1 position). The only thing that makes sense (and from snipets of dialogue) is that because she is a Karlsson sister it's as high as they can place her without actually giving her a board seat (which they offer after a few days anyway so...meh hehe).
They also understand (especially Alessa) that had it not been for Alexander/Callista, she would have been around much earlier and already be granted a board seat by default being another sister most likely.
This was the clue at the beginning that made me reject the idea that Kane was Alexander's son and therefore Olivia's pure brother.I don't recall it ever actually being mentioned why olivia starts at Z3 (as even the position she holds is usually a Z1 position). The only thing that makes sense (and from snipets of dialogue) is that because she is a Karlsson sister it's as high as they can place her without actually giving her a board seat (which they offer after a few days anyway so...meh hehe).
They also understand (especially Alessa) that had it not been for Alexander/Callista, she would have been around much earlier and already be granted a board seat by default being another sister most likely.
They treat her nicely because she is a Karlsson so why would you treat her any different then you would treat your other sistersmaybe Tess has her reasons why she made all the Karlsson sisters treat Olivia nicely
Agreeing with the dom players? Wait, wait, wait, there's no reason to do something that drastic! Knowing what we know now I don't think that it's that much of a plothole. First of all they are biased in favor of women. If in a rl company there were 97 male executives and 3 female ones, you wouldn't say that there must not be any sexism in the company because there are a couple of female executives. Similarly, while I think that some exceptionally talented men can become executives, women need to clear a much lower bar.Imma do something very non-characteristic here, and not only second this opinion but... probably agree with the dom players on something! Crazy, right?I think it's a bit of a plothole that none of the Karlsson sisters opposed the idea of giving Olivia a Z3 job for no reason. (other than I guess following the gambit, but I'm not even sure Olivia not also starting in the lower Ks was part of Alexander's instructions)
It could be because they themselves are biased in favour of women and matriarchal orders, but that is proven not to be the case by the existence of high level male executives like Jack, by how some of the sisters react to a dom Kane, or by how even Alessandra, who we are specifically told by domme Olivia blames men for what happened to the world and thinks only women should rule, actually wants only a sexually submissive partner towards her, but who doms other women and is strong in public. (which we see on the secret sub path) So, that's not the case.
I also think it would have been better to put Olivia in the same situation as Kane...And their rise to the top (or, on the contrary, fall) together would probably be even more interesting and exciting than when Olivia is presented as a girl with a golden spoon up her ass who has almost unlimited power at the snap of her fingers.... But considering the fact that the whole story was written long before the game itself, I think Tess was consciously doing what we see in the game by separating "brother and sister" at the start.It's still a great game and maybe Tess has her reasons why she made all the Karlsson sisters treat Olivia nicely, but all I'm saying is it looks a bit like a plothole. (as it would've been more advantageous to them to start Olivia as one of the lower Ks, and it would've also been a greater test of her mettle/wits if she had to rise through the ranks the way Kane has to...) Elena would've probably tried to stop them from making Olivia a K4 or a K3, but I'm not sure she would've had the power to do that if the Karlsson members of the board wanted to...![]()
I see. I still think it's unlikely for people as powerful as they are and as morally... liberal, shall we say, as they are, to care that someone is their biological sister/half sister and do them any favours because of that - look at how nobles in history would often wage civil wars and/or murder even their blood siblings that they grew up with for the throne, so why would someone like, say, Juliette Karlsson, be more compassionate towards an absolute stranger to her that grew up as a pauper, even if Olivia is her biological sister?
It's still a great game and maybe Tess has her reasons why she made all the Karlsson sisters treat Olivia nicely, but all I'm saying is it looks a bit like a plothole. (as it would've been more advantageous to them to start Olivia as one of the lower Ks, and it would've also been a greater test of her mettle/wits if she had to rise through the ranks the way Kane has to...) Elena would've probably tried to stop them from making Olivia a K4 or a K3, but I'm not sure she would've had the power to do that if the Karlsson members of the board wanted to...![]()
I don't recall it ever actually being mentioned why olivia starts at Z3 (as even the position she holds is usually a Z1 position). The only thing that makes sense (and from snipets of dialogue) is that because she is a Karlsson sister it's as high as they can place her without actually giving her a board seat (which they offer after a few days anyway so...meh hehe).
They also understand (especially Alessa) that had it not been for Alexander/Callista, she would have been around much earlier and already be granted a board seat by default being another sister most likely.
Are you serious? O_O Maviarab knows this game inside and out, and even more than many players who have played it. The OP has a link to his special sheet detailing the timeline, events, variables, flags, characters, and so on. (some of this information is exclusive at all and known only to the developer, and now to us). So let's just agree that this joke of yours is not a good one.Well, what i'm about to say is my opinion on the matter, be advised, if you haven't played de game DON'T READ IT
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Insist, that's what I think
And sorry to all who read it for my english
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My sisters (if I had any) do not compete with me to inherit the largest company in the world, the Karlsson sisters do. Truth be told, Tess really needs to come up with a satisfying explanation of why everybody respects the rules of the Gambit and doesn't hire assassins to kill other siblings. The 'Oh, it was a stipulation of Alexander's will' won't work, because history clearly shows us that the will of the deceased rarely mattered when there were several contenders to the throne. It's even true for other fictional worlds based on feudal laws (like Dune or Game of Thrones).They treat her nicely because she is a Karlsson so why would you treat her any different then you would treat your other sisters
Exactly. At this point also, despite them knowing why she is there (they dragged her there after all themselves), at this point in time they have no reason to actively dislike her, especially one of the sisters as they have no interest in running the company anyway. Two would also probably be happy with the status quo of their lives if Olivia did take over.They treat her nicely because she is a Karlsson so why would you treat her any different then you would treat your other sisters
I think his warning was directed for anyone who has not played yet, not to meAre you serious? O_O Maviarab knows this game inside and out, and even more than many players who have played it. The OP has a link to his special sheet detailing the timeline, events, variables, flags, characters, and so on. (some of this information is exclusive at all and known only to the developer, and now to us). So let's just agree that this joke of yours is not a good one.
As for the rest of what you wrote, I agree with you here (although much of it is explained in plain text in the game itself, particularly why Olivia should be where she ended up).![]()
All excellent and fair points Sharp. There has to be something that we, currently are blissfully unaware of that forces everyone to play the 'game'.My sisters (if I had any) do not compete with me to inherit the largest company in the world, the Karlsson sisters do. Truth be told, Tess really needs to come up with a satisfying explanation of why everybody respects the rules of the Gambit and doesn't hire assassins to kill other siblings. The 'Oh, it was a stipulation of Alexander's will' won't work, because history clearly shows us that the will of the deceased rarely mattered when there were several contenders to the throne. It's even true for other fictional worlds based on feudal laws (like Dune or Game of Thrones).
My sisters (if I had any) do not compete with me to inherit the largest company in the world, the Karlsson sisters do. Truth be told, Tess really needs to come up with a satisfying explanation of why everybody respects the rules of the Gambit and doesn't hire assassins to kill other siblings. The 'Oh, it was a stipulation of Alexander's will' won't work, because history clearly shows us that the will of the deceased rarely mattered when there were several contenders to the throne. It's even true for other fictional worlds based on feudal laws (like Dune or Game of Thrones).
As for her rank as Z3, it couldn't be any lower, since she's the warden of the JF and some staff members are Z2 (the Doctor) and Z1 (Kitty). Z4, on the other hand, would be too much for someone who's yet to prove herself. And putting her into K-program would require a rewrite of an entire story and characters, which is just unrealistic.
Are you serious? O_O Maviarab knows this game inside and out, and even more than many players who have played it. The OP has a link to his special sheet detailing the timeline, events, variables, flags, characters, and so on. (some of this information is exclusive at all and known only to the developer, and now to us). So let's just agree that this joke of yours is not a good one.![]()
When i read Stan5851 post i sincerly didn't know about what he was referingI think his warning was directed for anyone who has not played yet, not to me![]()
Huh? None of the sisters (including Vernoica) would actually be able to run the company by themselves. Even with each other, they were nearly done in by some revolts and the DeKocks are a serious threat to them and have been circling around like vultures waiting for an opportunity, which, it seems like they've finally found. And yea, we still don't know what it is that Veronica cannot access without Callista's help.My sisters (if I had any) do not compete with me to inherit the largest company in the world, the Karlsson sisters do. Truth be told, Tess really needs to come up with a satisfying explanation of why everybody respects the rules of the Gambit and doesn't hire assassins to kill other siblings. The 'Oh, it was a stipulation of Alexander's will' won't work, because history clearly shows us that the will of the deceased rarely mattered when there were several contenders to the throne. It's even true for other fictional worlds based on feudal laws (like Dune or Game of Thrones).
As for her rank as Z3, it couldn't be any lower, since she's the warden of the JF and some staff members are Z2 (the Doctor) and Z1 (Kitty). Z4, on the other hand, would be too much for someone who's yet to prove herself. And putting her into K-program would require a rewrite of an entire story and characters, which is just unrealistic.
Exactly, they also know how lovely I am and just the sweetest, most precious thing ever. Why would they not treat me nicely?They treat her nicely because she is a Karlsson so why would you treat her any different then you would treat your other sisters
Exactly, it would just be, well, beneath me, aside from the fact, as you say, none of my sisters did it, sure they had to 'prove themselves', which is exactly what I'm doing as the Warden.Plus (to our knowledge), none of Alexander's daughters were in the program.... and by the logic of the game itself, there should be no reason for Olivia to be in the program either.
Of course. Just silly talk isn't it saying anything less!As for her rank as Z3, it couldn't be any lower, since she's the warden of the JF
Oh I don't believe it, I full well know it!with some daughters believing that they are just better than other people.
Ultimately I have a birth right to be on the board, they all know that. Was hardly my fault Callista took me away under threats of who-knows-what by daddy. The position was given by board vote, as the highest position there is without actually making me a board member. Not that I'm terribly happy about that but it is what it is for now. It matters not ultimately, I'll be sat behind that desk in the ivory tower soon enough.However the biggest reason why I think that Olivia was given such a high position is Elena. Sure she might have not known about their relationship from the start, but Callista did say to Olivia that she could trust Elena with her life, which makes me think that she should have at least talked with Elena before she disappeared, ensuring that Olivia would be in a good spot to participate in the gambit.
I also think it would have been better to put Olivia in the same situation as Kane
*coughs*...umm, gentlemen, I think we need to have a little chat and sort out some misunderstandings you both very obviously have!but we can dream about a K4 Olivia).