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No art pack 4? I'm so sad, I might even buy it myself.... nah I'm not that sad.
How was it pushed on you? That the scenes will end like they did is more or less hinted before you even started the chain! And you certainly get hints about what Sabia is planning to do along the way.I hope this is the case since I and many others can consider it the canon outcome rather than that dogshit forced murder route that was pushed on us for doing the bar scenes.
No, that was no random guys asking Sabia to help kill those orcs. It was Sabia finding orcs that disliked/hated that group so they could help her kill them because they could/would became an obstacle to her plans. As I said, that the bar scenes chain will end up with those orcs being killed was more or less hinted before you even started the chain.I always found that to be random as fuck.
Like, first off I am playing a porn game, I think I know what I am most likely going to get by the choices I make.
And secondly, it made no sense anyways. If I remember correctly, suddenly some orcs appear and tell you "Hey help us kill those guys", and you are forced to say "Hey alright"
I feel like they try too hard to force the story of the game like everyone thinks is amazing, when it is merely a premise to fuck orcs, and the fucking gets more and more scarce with every update.
Then it was changed after I stopped giving enough of a shit to read that again for the millionth time because last time I did read it it was exactly as I said.How was it pushed on you? That the scenes will end like they did is more or less hinted before you even started the chain! And you certainly get hints about what Sabia is planning to do along the way.
No, that was no random guys asking Sabia to help kill those orcs. It was Sabia finding orcs that disliked/hated that group so they could help her kill them because they could/would became an obstacle to her plans. As I said, that the bar scenes chain will end up with those orcs being killed was more or less hinted before you even started the chain.
Guys, don't forget that the story is set in a fantastic, more politically correct version of middle ages. Murder was pretty much the only way of dealing with your enemies. Present day logic and morals don't really matter.I also found the bar murder scene bizarre. Theres many things you would do before considering something that could get you permanently removed from society.
I guess it's a case of game design forcing a storyline.
That was definitely not my concern.I also found the bar murder scene bizarre. Theres many things you would do before considering something that could get you permanently removed from society.
I guess it's a case of game design forcing a storyline.
It's a plot twist because the player notices Sabia is up to something, since speaking with Jadk she hints at how she will retaliate, but when you read the last scene it starts with her seemingly conceding to their desires. Then the situations turns 180 degrees and it's finally revealed what her plan was. The player knows she has something fishy in mind but not what, so the circumnstances under which it happens are a surprise and there's a plot twist since you are tricked into believing she is submitting to them.I completely fail to see how can that be a plot twist when there is nothing to twist from. Its just there as there could be a giant pink frog that appears and eat the orcs instead.
Maybe they changed the scene since last time I bothered reading it, but when I did it definitely was not a plot twist in any form.
Kay, so the problem is that the last time I read it there was no scene where she was plotting something, and thus it was just the being a slut in the bar, and then some orcs randomly killing the other orcs when you go in the back.It's a plot twist because the player notices Sabia is up to something, since speaking with Jadk she hints at how she will retaliate, but when you read the last scene it starts with her seemingly conceding to their desires. Then the situations turns 180 degrees and it's finally revealed what her plan was. The player knows she has something fishy in mind but not what, so the circumnstances under which it happens are a surprise and there's a plot twist since you are tricked into believing she is submitting to them.
I get why some people don't like this, usually in visual novels the player identifies with the character when it comes to agency, but here this pattern is broken because the narrative develops in a more objective way: at this point in time Sabia doesn't have enough sub points for her to accept being manhandled that way by orcs in a tavern. Even if the player wants a submissive outcome, objectively her stats don't allow for such extremes. All the other sub scenes up to that point, if I remember correctly, are indeed accepted by Sabia because of the advantages she can get from them, she isn't come to the point that she will happily oblige with all and any orc's requests. Thus, narratively that outcome is the most reasonable.
I'd have loved a totally submissive outcome, but that's some end-game tier stuff usually even in pure corruption games.
Nope. Either that or the game was bugged for ~2 releases and it didnt appear.The scene was always written that way. If you skipped the reading, then that's on you.
The alternate scene as a patreon reward might have been more submissive, but that was non-canon to the game itself.
Then it was changed after I stopped giving enough of a shit to read that again for the millionth time because last time I did read it it was exactly as I said.
Kay, so the problem is that the last time I read it there was no scene where she was plotting something, and thus it was just the being a slut in the bar, and then some orcs randomly killing the other orcs when you go in the back.
Well, if the scene develops as you say now it is still garbage but at least the smell is explained.
The game was always the same... but you'd miss the hints if all you read were the H-scenes and not their setup and follow up.Nope. Either that or the game was bugged for ~2 releases and it didnt appear.
Bizzare? No, in a society where "might make right" deciding to kill your enemies is always an option. True, if you get caught you'll suffer the consequences but not because you killed them, you'll suffer them because you were incompetent and got caught.I also found the bar murder scene bizarre. Theres many things you would do before considering something that could get you permanently removed from society.
I guess it's a case of game design forcing a storyline.
"Kill one man, and you are a murderer. Kill millions of men, and you are a conqueror. Kill them all, and you are a god."Bizzare? No, in a society where "might make right" deciding to kill your enemies is always an option. True, if you get caught you'll suffer the consequences but not because you killed them, but because you were incompetent and got caught.
You're missing a point. Killing those orcs is valid option for Sabia because that's how the society she lives in work. If Sabia was caught she wouldn't suffer consequences because she killed those orcs. She'd suffer consequences because she was incompetent and got caught."Kill one man, and you are a murderer. Kill millions of men, and you are a conqueror. Kill them all, and you are a god."
It's not a might makes right situation, it means having power in society which Sab doesn't, she is just a common murderer in this case.
Again, no. I didnt get even second or third scene, only one that I assume was the last scene.The game was always the same... but you'd miss the hints if all you read were the H-scenes and not their setup and follow up.
When you enter the bar to work you notice some rowdy orcs who spoke against you during the trial and you have Sabia thinking about having to do something about them since they will be a problem. Then you have a choice of serving them or not. If you choose to serve them you get the first scene where you can choose your response. If you choose to let it happen you start the chain that end up with them killed. You get additional hints about what Sabia is planning after 2nd and 3rd scene when Jadk ask if he should do something about them where Sabia told him not to worry because orcs like that are bound to make quite a few enemies.