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No, this would have become kind of weird with the bush suddenly growing out instantly (either right away or with a delay). Besides, the game takes place over such a short period of time that shaving and regrowing pubic hair is outside of its scope.
Thanks for the response, I'll keep the bush then !
I really like the commitment to consistency you have going on in this game, very refreshing
Until the MC discovers some magical spell to make bushes grow faster
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wouldn't count it out but don't think belle will add it.Until the MC discovers some magical spell to make bushes grow faster
EDIT:Hello again !
So, I'm trying to uncover Nell's secret, and so far I need to find something that contradicts Samarra's story.
The hint says to find someone else to tell me the story.
As far as I know, 4 people know this story: Samarra, Nell, The Fey Queen (if it's true) and Samarra's mentor (if she told him, which I don't know why she wouldn't)
Samarra is the story I have to confront, Nell is the one I have to explain it to, and the mentor is nowhere to be seen in the game as far as I know.
So my reasoning is: I just have to get to the actual Fairy Queen, and ask her if Nell is her daughter. Easy enough. Pretty straightforward, let's go !
Because whatever her answer, the problem is solved and that's the option that makes most sense from out MC's perspective if he already knows the Fairy Queen (even if he doesn't, he knows she exists and that he can have access to her, to it would make sense)
But... when I'm at the Fairy Queen's, I don't get the option to talk about Nell (only Sex Educatio, Taking About Prophecy, and Leaving)
Which is odd since she's concerned about not having descendants, and I thought this was the oppening to bring up the subject, but no
So... What did I miss ?
I figured asking the person supposedly involved in the story would solve this one, but it turns out it's not the case ?
So the info is given to me from the Prophecy choice with the Fey Queen. That's a bit counter-intuitive I think.
If someone wants to complete Nell's story, they would look to the Fey Queen to ask a direct question, not to discuss the prophecy that doesn't seem related to Nell (which in fact it is, but that's info the MC, and by extension the player, doesn't have at that time).
This could be added for a better flow of clues I think:
Fey Queen > "About your descendants..." > "Like I told you, I don't have any descendants" > "Not even with a human ?" > "You are the first human I have intercourse with, let alone birthed a helf-Fey" > GainClue: The Fairy Queen insists she has no children with a human
And then, in the Prophecy talk it could check if the knowledge is already in the Clues and skip the part that gives it to you in the conversation
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I've been getting strong Wheel of Time vibes from this game since the intro text.
But as I'm reaching the end, those have been confirmed multiple times throughout the game.
I don't know if it's intentional and if the dev has read those books, but I definitely love the inspirations
Some I can think about from the top of my head:
- The intro text speaking of the story having no beginning nor end
- The Fomorian make me think of the Aiel (nomadic desert people that are in exile because of a Sin they commited long ago and that they need to attone for)
- The Royal Family being taught magic even if they are not talented in it, just because of traditions, that's also true of the Queen of Andor, she trains in the White Tower until she reaches a minimum level of proficiency with magic
- The MC having locked memories, a secret birth and some of his thoughts being locked from him make me think of a certain character that isn't alone in his head and has his memories tangled with someone else's
- And of course, the abundance of prophecies ! But I guess this is common in fantasy
Anyway ! Intentional or not, it's something I love in this game.
There is definite love and care for the fantasy genre and storytelling. I found myself more excited about the story events than the porn events as I'm reaching the end of the game (which lead me to miss quite a bit of story because I didn't go to the Leanan thinking it would just be sex, I barely managed to complete her storyline and the Crone's before the deadline because of that, crisis averted)
But as I'm reaching the end, those have been confirmed multiple times throughout the game.
I don't know if it's intentional and if the dev has read those books, but I definitely love the inspirations
Some I can think about from the top of my head:
- The intro text speaking of the story having no beginning nor end
- The Fomorian make me think of the Aiel (nomadic desert people that are in exile because of a Sin they commited long ago and that they need to attone for)
- The Royal Family being taught magic even if they are not talented in it, just because of traditions, that's also true of the Queen of Andor, she trains in the White Tower until she reaches a minimum level of proficiency with magic
- The MC having locked memories, a secret birth and some of his thoughts being locked from him make me think of a certain character that isn't alone in his head and has his memories tangled with someone else's
- And of course, the abundance of prophecies ! But I guess this is common in fantasy
Anyway ! Intentional or not, it's something I love in this game.
There is definite love and care for the fantasy genre and storytelling. I found myself more excited about the story events than the porn events as I'm reaching the end of the game (which lead me to miss quite a bit of story because I didn't go to the Leanan thinking it would just be sex, I barely managed to complete her storyline and the Crone's before the deadline because of that, crisis averted)
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I never read the Wheel of Time series, so any similarities are accidental.
That's incredible !
I'm a fan of your writing in this game
It made me cry, laugh, made me pumped, sad but most of all it made me curious of what was lying behind the little clues you left along the way.
Like pulling a little thread that unravel the whole pattern by the end !
I dodged a lot of sex scenes because I didn't want to lose actions on something that wouldn't progress the story (I have barely started the Evelyn sex path, only the first night for now and I'm at day 56)
Usually when I play H-games, the sex is what makes me power through the story, just to get context and get some fun out of the situations.
But in your game, the story and the mystery is something I came back for.
You did an incredible job.
Congratulations
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Must have missed it, I have not found all the clues to Nell and the Fairy Queen, I have tried all the clues I have to get Nell to see who her Mother is, but I must have missed one or more. The guide I did find never got to a place to tell you to work on her origin secret, so I can't get the clue I need to help the Queen. Anyone could help with this?
I think you're having the same issue I had with the clues.
The final clue I was missing for this particular secret was hidden with the Fairy Queen herself: talk to her about the Prophecies, and it will reveal something about her and Nell.
A bit counter-intuitive that one
If it's not that, I don't know I'm afraid
The other pieces of this puzzle are with Nell and Samarra, but you should have thos already if you already know what Nell's dark secret appears to be
Ok, I am at the point of Suggest the current Interpretation, and the clues I have are Nell is half Fey, Before the gathered Fey court, The Queen Insists she has no kids, the Queen believes I have an important role, and After my brush with death. None of these clues trigger anything, So I went back to Nell and tried to unlock her dark secret and I am missing some clues there as well. The Pixie tells me I have the interpretation right. I am at Day 44.
That's weird, by that point you should have every clue to unlock her Dark Secret.
The final clue you need for Nell is that the Fairy Queen has no kids, after that you just need to choose the right dialogue choices to discover who she is in relation to the Fey.
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Can you tell precisely what the dialogue is when you need to give the clue you don't have ? Maybe it will help me figure out what the issue is
The last 2-3 lines of dialogue before the choice will do
EDIT: Did you give your interpretation to the Fairy Queen ?
There are 2 options:
give your interpretation to the Fairy Queen (=> Advances the quest)
ask Belle if the interpretation is correct (=> Just a check)
But even without that you should be able to get Nell's secret I think
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Day 55 is where I am to do this.. But I don't have some of the clues. The underlined is not in my clues and anything other than
The Fairy Queen insists that she had no children with a human.
I did both...
give your interpretation to the Fairy Queen (=> Advances the quest)
ask Belle if the interpretation is correct (=> Just a check)
Belle first to be sure I had it right, then the Queen, but I don't have all the clues so it ends in I need to look for more info.
Day 55 guide
Don't know if this is part of it, but I never got the Advanced training with Nell, it never came up. I seen it in the guide but not in playing. so I am unable to win in the sword fight, so never gain the respect from her to get more about her history. Maybe that is where I get the clue I need, but I can not unlock it with my agility at 4.
The Fairy Queen insists that she had no children with a human.
I did both...
give your interpretation to the Fairy Queen (=> Advances the quest)
ask Belle if the interpretation is correct (=> Just a check)
Belle first to be sure I had it right, then the Queen, but I don't have all the clues so it ends in I need to look for more info.
Day 55 guide
- Go outside
- Town hall
- Visit the upper training grounds
- Talk to Evelyn
- Leave
- Visit Stables
- Talk to Nell
- Invade Mind
- Nell’s Origin
- Nell is the Fairy Queen’s daughter
- … she was told the truth.
- The Fairy Queen insists that she had no children with a human
- … she told the truth. She has had no children with a human.
- Nell is the Fairy Queen’s daughter
- They are two entirely different fairy queens. ----------If this is a clue, I don't have it
- You are the current Fairy Queen’s sister. ----------Same, if clue, I don't have it.
- Remove Inhibitions
- End Spell
- Convince Nell to come to the Fairy Queen with you.
- Threaten to break up with her if she doesn’t go.
Don't know if this is part of it, but I never got the Advanced training with Nell, it never came up. I seen it in the guide but not in playing. so I am unable to win in the sword fight, so never gain the respect from her to get more about her history. Maybe that is where I get the clue I need, but I can not unlock it with my agility at 4.