so she's not a LI?Dragomira is perfect, I also hope that we can give her her dose of spit, she deserves so much...
so she's not a LI?Dragomira is perfect, I also hope that we can give her her dose of spit, she deserves so much...
Correct.we don't know at the moment
I'm sad that it's not confirmed yet, makes me nervous about her being untouchable for the entire gameCorrect.
We do know Dragomira is a woman, we know she is a vampire and we know she is a teacher.
The dev did reveal that there are LIs in the game, but neither who they are nor what they bring to the table.
A few are relatively obvious (but not confirmed) like Rachel and Nina.
Others are a total mystery if they are LI or Sidechick like Grace or Maxine.
With some we don't even know whether sex is in the cards, like Dragomira, Olga, Sharpe or Essentia.
Likely yes but no confirmation whatsoever and the dev is not even budging claiming he wants to avoid spoiling the story.
oh I don't see any points yet and I'm an hour inI think that any woman that the MC can score relationship points with is a potential LI. Am I wrong?
Sadly yes you are.I think that any woman that the MC can score relationship points with is a potential LI. Am I wrong?
That would suck. Why bother having a relationship points system, if you can't even have real relationships with them. It kinda contradicts and defeats the whole purpose of it.Sadly yes you are.
Reason:
It is established through other games that you gain "relationship points" with side chicks as well.
Meaning those points don't mean shit for the determination about who is (Main) LI and who is not.
Just what character had the most possible interactions set by the dev up until that point.
Whether a character is on that list or not does not mean shit.
LI stands for love interest.What does it means - L.I.?
Do not use your local jargon here.
Yes and No.That would suck. Why bother having a relationship points system, if you can't even have real relationships with them. It kinda contradicts and defeats the whole purpose of it.
Relationship =/= being a couple or intimate. Being friends or mere acquaintance are also forms of relationship.That would suck. Why bother having a relationship points system, if you can't even have real relationships with them. It kinda contradicts and defeats the whole purpose of it.
That's true. But I don't think people play these games looking for friends or mere acquaintances. The developers of these sort of games know (or should know) what the players are looking for in their "relationships."Relationship =/= being a couple or intimate. Being friends or mere acquaintance are also forms of relationship.
"Love is just a chemical, but we give it meaning by choice."- Eleanor Lamb from Bioshock 2.Men and the main character, too - have sexual interest, not love interest.
Love doesn't exist, babe. It's only part of nature - to make new generations, that's all.
Wrong.You have very bad education. The meaning of "love" came into Europe in the period of Romanticism, in 19th century. Before this there wasn't the meaning of such thing as love. Romeo & Juliet, two teenagers, before this, thought in very different way. It's just our interpretation ourdays, that they "loved" each other in romantic way.
Actually, the concept of love dates back to ancient BC times. The ancient Greeks, for example, divided it into several categories: Agape, which translates to "love of the soul." Eros, which translates to "love of the body." Philia, which translates to "love of the mind." They even had concepts such as Storge, which describes the love of parents for their children, and Xenia, which is the love of hosts for their guests.You have very bad education. The meaning of "love" came into Europe in the period of Romanticism, in 19th century. Before this there wasn't the meaning of such thing as love. Romeo & Juliet, two teenagers, before this, thought in very different way. It's just our interpretation ourdays, that they "loved" each other in romantic way.
Filthy casuals refusing to recognize Sumerian tongue.What does it means - L.I.?
Do not use your local jargon here.