Well, the basic idea of being a slaver, making money by training slaves, and then get this super challenge slave that will level you up to "slaver in good standing". This is perfection. So far, the actual implementation is not perfection. So, my next run, I just go with what is, do her quest.I totally agree there! 1st, off, [haven't gotten that far in 811, but nothing in changelog] she costs a *FORTUNE*, but yet has NO reward! :-( (breaking her's a pain, some might see that as a reward, but not me) Earlier in Questline talks about selling her to Kymoto (sp) "set for life" [$? this isn't clear] but after you buy her there's nothing more!
2nd, whether you Dom OR submit to her, [why would you buy an EXTREMELY expensive slave, a known criminal & murderer, & then let her control your?!?] the options are STILL the same! sucks. Option to sell back or advance @ Kymanto, sounds best & makes most sense, but again, nothing further.
3rd, if you DO follow the quest (almost doesn't matter if you break her, doesn't even drop her WP if you DO give in!) you're 1) attacking a prison camp, 2) assisting Rebels, & 3) Going AGAINST the Mastersphere, which Kymanto (assuming you joined) is not supposed to do! At the very LEAST, you'd likely have a bunch of Space Marines or Black Guards beating down your door when you got back!
Anyway, hopefully have better Questline/ending in future updates?
If you read the Forgotten Realm series about Drizzt Dourden, where the world of the dark elves are introduced, these diabolical, super competitive, noble houses, act within a set system that is still chaotic. If that is the model for these slaver houses, then it works to support these jungle rebels. Personally, I am happy if I just get a level up after selling her back to Kmiora(?) after breaking her.
But the ideal alternative, would be to keep her as pet slave, completely hateful, completely broken, and show her off to the other masters. That is the completion of the idea that spawned her in the first place. She as a noble and worthy and strong opponent rebelling to this terrible system we represent. And then breaking her enough to perform for it, but no matter what we do to her she remains outside it, being a bench of reference, a mirror where we can either see our triumph or our horribleness, depending on your perspective. Each time I make her demeaned pleasure slave at a party for the elites at the expensive restaurant I get prestige, but there is some subtle phrase in the writing that almost puts a mirror to what I am doing.
Now, being a good developer AND being a brilliant observer of the human condition, Grimdark has done this better than most. But attention can only be spread so thin. So let us be constructive and service minded in our criticism?
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