You do realise that snakes shed their skin regulary while growing... right?Yeah but Bat Breeder you fuck to make eggs. Venomina you fuck to make eggs.
Medusa/Lamia you fuck to make snake skin.... that dosent make sense unless you're suggesting MC skins her or her babies. You sick bastard
Yup, Ovid fabricated it in his "Metamorphoses." But the classical Greeks also shifted away from Medusa being ugly/hideous. The earliest concrete evidence is Pindar's Pythian Ode 12 from 490 BCE ("fair-cheeked Medusa"), and she was depicted as attractive/beautiful on many vases starting about 40-50 years later.
I kinda remember a Version where Poseidon had fallen in love or rather was love struck with medina/medusa and his wife got jealous and cursed her so her most prominent feature, aka her beautiful hair turned into snakes which also turned men into stone.
+ drink after people ask why Lite version isnt working
In general, the idea with additional useful monster drops is a good one. But like almost even all non-erotic games set in fantasy Medievil times, PQ has no realistic trading system. It starts with the fact that there is only one type of coin: gold. In real Medievil times this was a monthly wage, and that only in higher positions, such as the captain of the guard. This then continues with the in-game prices. In relation, almost everything, starting with food and seeds, is senselessly overpriced.That's why the hunger system failed at the time. Hunger consumed so much money that it was simply impossible to exist economically. Now, however, the gold is being thrown at you. It is worthless and far too easy to accumulate.
The game needs more of that.
Honestly the issues in regards to economy run even deeper... think about the basic stuff... how an erotic dressmaker survives in the boonies dealing with Goblins and Bandits going havoc on the traderoutes, not to mention the occassional Ogre or Undead.In general, the idea with additional useful monster drops is a good one. But like almost even all non-erotic games set in fantasy Medievil times, PQ has no realistic trading system. It starts with the fact that there is only one type of coin: gold. In real Medievil times this was a monthly wage, and that only in higher positions, such as the captain of the guard. This then continues with the in-game prices. In relation, almost everything, starting with food and seeds, is senselessly overpriced.That's why the hunger system failed at the time. Hunger consumed so much money that it was simply impossible to exist economically. Now, however, the gold is being thrown at you. It is worthless and far too easy to accumulate.
I have already mentioned this in the past and suggested introducing silver and copper coins. 1 silver coin could then perhaps be worth 5 copper coins, 10 silver coins 1 gold. And then adjust prices and quest rewards accordingly. Then this would also work with monster drops, which you could then sell or use to make various things. Unfortunately the idea was not taken up.
I'm happy that we at least now not only make money with goblin money, but also have the wine business with the elves wine and similar, embedded in good lewd scenes.
All of the trading in the game is simply not thought through realistically. The focus is on pussies and tits
Which is why us worldbuilding nerds struggle to find in-game justifications for stuff like this.
Honestly it never actually states that its ALL gold. It's just called Coins in this setting. But this game would get too complicated with actual currency, which is why most video games have one currency.Which is why us worldbuilding nerds struggle to find in-game justifications for stuff like this.
...I have always wondered what got into Edgar's head to set up a shop in WW...
Wasn't he saying something about being forced out of the capital since he got trapped in a political power struggle of some nobles and went to the closest settlement he was allowed to continue his business at?Which is why us worldbuilding nerds struggle to find in-game justifications for stuff like this.
...I have always wondered what got into Edgar's head to set up a shop in WW...
Wait they do?
That's my headcanon. Coinage, lumps of metal, doesn't matter what it actually is, it's worth X coins when you spend it.
