I played both Monmusu Quest VN and Monmusu Quest paradox, but the plot paradox is so fucked up that I want to play it.
Yeah, man, the game is big, and right now I'm about 1/4 to 1/3 of what I wanna make, which is the entire VN. I wouldn't expect it to be finished before at least 8 years. But I do like working on it. Sometimes life gets in the way, sometimes motivation goes away, but in general, it has been really good working on it. I guess when Torotoro began his MGQ totally based on Dragon Quest, and appealing to a very small niche of people who like vore, he never thought that his little project could encourage people on the other side of the world to expand it as they did and are doing.
The explanation is simple. In the remake, the monster girls have a normal lifespan (which varies from a species to another, so they aren't immortal as in the VN), so the Laura of the story, and the current mermaid queen aren't the same person (I'm pretty sure I changed one of the names to make sure nobody confuses both, I'll take a look into that). Her disappearance as well as the death of the bee queen and the disappearing of the other queens, reported by Tamamo at the end of the sabasa part, are part of the foreshadow of Black Alice which will be better explored in later parts of the game.
For those of us who haven't played the original game, this discussion is somewhat dizzying.
Oh, man, the expanded lore of Ilias is written and planned since day one. I thought it during the development of MGQ 3D and was going to eventually talk to Mr. Mayers (the dev) about it, but alas... That game was abandoned.
Sounds good, there were way too many plot holes in the VN's. The endless lives of Black Alice alone can fill a book. There were Monster Lords before and after her but she is around forever. X3
that's what I find interesting about their relationship, they are different and the same at the same time(kinda confused I know), another thing is that one is the extreme opposite of the other when it comes to personality.Kinda hilarious how often Alice calls Luka stupid while being so naive.
Well that's a pointless change. No offense, but making it so that the "two" are unrelated just removes the latter's stakes in all this. Instead of the personal connection she had before, now she's doing it on the behalf of someone else. It's like if you took Hody Jones from One Piece, except there's actual equality between mermaids and humans, and his lack of stakes doesn't mesh with the theme at all.
Well let's see. Alan died 100 years ago, and this was because Port Natalia wanted to execute Laura. After he died, they realized the error of their ways and cut that shit out, letting mermaids live there in peace. 70 years after that, the Slaughter of Remina happened, yet as far as we know, the mermaids didn't get kicked out for the next 30 years. So SoR happening hasn't affected mermaids' standing in Port Natalia, and thus, she would have no reason to join "the war". As a result, she couldn't have joined Alipheese XV in "the war" even if she wanted to, because the latter didn't want a war with humans, choosing to sacrifice herself as a scapegoat in order to bring peace back to the world.
Yeah, sorry, but the notion that Luka is Black Alice's many greats grandson isn't a good enough replacement for leaving Lucifina by the wayside. At that point, Ilias' stake in being responsible for Lucifina's death is non-existent, Michaela has nothing to do with Luka aside from her brief connection with his dad, and Eden has even less to do in the game.
Look, I can understand Baran (Dai no Daiboken) keeping a grudge on mankind for the death of his wife, but 100 years is a long time to keep a grudge, and somehow allowing her people (she is the queen after all) to live under the rule of the humans she hated so much. I still didn't decide on the new reasons for her attack on Port Natalia, but I still think that killing the great-grandsons of the people who wronged her is weak, and far too weak to convince so many mermaids to risk their lives and kill their own kind in that attack.
Here you are contradicting yourself. She didn't join the war after Remina because it had nothing to do with the mermaids, and Black Alice unholy alliance had?
Again. She became a recluse. If she wanted to order every mermaid to not associate with humans, she'd have done so. Beyond that, you're right, 100 years is a long time to bear a grudge; that's why she allowed El to be born despite her hatred of humans, because she has to reconcile the fact that she hates all humans despite the fact that Alan (the subject of her grief) is a human. That's a bit more impactful than just some random, unrelated mermaid deciding to help commit genocide because reasons.
Monster Lord level of cockblocking you encountered, much suffer facing you will now, justice for best snek woman.
Leaving a child alone in what looks to be the middle ages, in a city that despises outsiders, was less risky than revealing herself? There was no relative nor orphanage in Ilias village. And Ilias knew where she was, she pinpointed the plague after all, so what was the point? And what lesson did she teach him exactly? Because, for all effects and purposes, Luka simply thought his mother died from sickness as many others in his village, there was no lesson, no sacrifice here, just a last wish which Luka hated, as it was seen in his confrontation with Lily. She didn't even tell him to look for Mikaela, and again, Ilias KNEW about Luka, she kept giving him dreams, and tried to give him the Goddess Sword (she did give a dream to the Pope) even if it was ultimately a joke. I still don't see what such sacrifice accomplished.
Yes, dealing with bigoted mortals is much less taxing on the psyche than getting whisked to heaven where you have to deal with your god-powered granny for most of your childhood before more than likely trained to become a living weapon. Like a crazier version of Judgement!Luka.
The point was to give Lucifina an ultimatum; either she would survive her illness by becoming an angel again before returning to the fold, or she would die while remaining a human. Ilias thought that Lucifina would unilaterally choose the former, but underestimated how much she treasured humanity over her own life.
I think you're getting the order of events wrong. People didn't start dying from illness until Lucifina did; that was because in Ilias' grief of having killed her, she directed that bitterness towards the people that persecuted Luka, with them dying as a result of this new plague.
Probably because Ilias doesn't know that Micaela's still around (if Rapunzel's reaction to seeing her in Enrika is anything to go by). It wouldn't make much sense to put her sister through the exact same thing she just went through.
She didn't tell him to give Luka the Goddess Sword, she just let him know that Luka was going to be the one to defeat the Monster Lord. He gives Luka the quest to getting the Goddess Sword because it's the game poking fun at how RPGs make the player do a random fetch quest to get a random weapon (like how being Baptized lets you go inside people's houses and take their things).
I'm was actually referring to food, water, supplies, and of course the epidemic spreading... Their prejudice isn't the main problem he had, it would make it worse since nobody would help. And I'm not sure we played the same game. This is the entry of the Wikia about Lucifina's ending.
So... I beat the Game Demo 0.3.1. At the current moment only upgrading level of the Character. At the moment of beating this Demo, I have 37th Level of the Character (Luka). It was painful, but I was able to. Waiting for Undyne's Update. You doing awesome, plus that Mysterious Man... I have a bad feeling about him. He could work for or with Promestein
You should've scrolled down for her trivia section, then.
