- Sep 5, 2019
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Yeah.... We're talking about a small army of gorgeous, smart, successful, high class women all falling tits over heel in love with the most plain, lazy, backwater peasant in world.I like to differentiate between the words "realistic" and "believable" when talking about stuff like this. When I describe something as "realistic," it means that I feel something like that could actually happen or have happened without breaking any physical laws or fucking up history. When I describe something as "believable," I mean that it could plausibly happen within the setting in which it takes place. Someone getting burns from being hit by a fireball spell is certainly not realistic (fireball spells don't exist), but it is believable in a fantasy setting.
I'd like to point out here that many fantasy stories can be described with neither word, which is one of my big issues with the genre, influencing my own writing.
Long Live the Princess was written to be believable, not realistic.
A badass warrior woman/noble knight of the crown that loves Nell like a daughter but is a-ok with you raping her as long as you're pretty good at it.
A bad ending where you die and apparently everything is hunky dorey after you do even though supposedly the antagonist absorbed the demon and ruled over the land raping all your girlfriends after you die
I could go on and on mate, but none of this is believable. If any of this was believable in real life we'd be going out and doing it for realsies, not huddled around our computers in a dark room arguing with strangers about if it's ok to put a harem ending in a fantasy porn game.
The only reason we're here is to experience the unbelievable and escape the believable. Because the believable world sucks!