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Chapter 2 ending.Sunday is 21st... so hopefully in 7 days we will have the end of chapter 3.
correctedChapter 2 ending.
Or there may be a little left still.
It was suggested to feed her the less as possible. It seems that feeding her increases the attribute in which Laurie is more like a slave to MC instead of a girl with equal standing.hi, it has been a while since I played last so I have a questionYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Thanks, I needed to confirm that.It was suggested to feed her the less as possible. It seems that feeding her increases the attribute in which Laurie is more like a slave to MC instead of a girl with equal standing.
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Hey
Again, I have to apologise for not keeping up with my progress update posts. I write them whenever I get a chance. And when I remember
Things will be like this for a little while longer I'm afraid. Real life has been kicking my ass since the beginning of the year and it's unlikely to improve until mid March.
Regarding the update itself. It will be released on Sunday or Monday after work.
But it will not be the end of the episode. We've already gone over the 200 renders we have as a goal, and haven't finished all the scenes we wanted to have in this episode. One particular Carmen scene for example, went from a planed 20 renders to something closer to 60. Things like that. They just grew as we wrote them. Content wise it will be the same size as our usual updates, but we needed more renders and more scenes than we thought to get what we wanted out of the story.
See you again soon.
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Not exactly, although I can understand why people may be assuming that. In the inspirational material a thrall is someone who has imbibed the blood of the same vampire 3 or more times, and Rebirth appears to be following that rule. Each drink up through the third creates stronger and stronger feelings in the thrall for their domitor.hi, it has been a while since I played last so I have a questionYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Oh yeah, I'm familiar with the inspirational material it was more of plot doubt, I still will not let her have it most of the time for the reasons you mentioned, but I wanted to confirm if I remembered events correctly, also I think the game is doing it a little bit differently because of how things have happened so far, wich is good, you should always put your own spin on things.Not exactly, although I can understand why people may be assuming that. In the inspirational material a thrall is someone who has imbibed the blood of the same vampire 3 or more times, and Rebirth appears to be following that rule. Each drink up through the third creates stronger and stronger feelings in the thrall for their domitor.
On top of that, vampire blood is highly addictive. So it's a double whammy. Not only does the domitor by far become the single most important person in the world to the thrall, but the thrall will do anything for their next fix.
Sharon doesn't want Laurie behaving like an addict, so the feedings are being spaced apart to give Laurie time to adjust to the overwhelming feelings and urges she's experiencing before the next feeding makes them even stronger as she approaches a full blood bond. She's trying to teach Laurie self-discipline.
The inspirational material makes a distinction between a mortal thrall and a ghoul, which Rebirth has yet to do. It's not yet clear if ghouls even exist in Rebirth. Thralls are little more than chum in the inspirational material, with significant mortal assistants like Andrew and Laurie almost certainly being upgraded to ghouls instead. So it's interesting that so much screen time has been spent on Laurie's thralling but we still don't know if she can be classified as a ghoul as we have yet to hear the word used, and she has yet to definitively exhibit any superhuman abilities.Oh yeah, I'm familiar with the inspirational material it was more of plot doubt, I still will not let her have it most of the time for the reasons you mentioned, but I wanted to confirm if I remembered events correctly, also I think the game is doing it a little bit differently because of how things have happened so far, wich is good, you should always put your own spin on things.
but what if such a trall gets embraced?Ghouls, Revenants, Blood bound tools. All have different treatment in the inspirational material. However, it is essential in that material that you feed your ghouls regularly or that they find blood and are not bound to a domitor as they want to be empowered by the disciplines. So, if you want your servant to be useful, you keep them topped off. If you are just using a tool, you string them along and starve them similar to what we have seen so far with Andrew. He would still have the strength trait, but if he had to actually bid it or compete it, he would burn his blood to do so. That would cause him to begin to age. He is not old enough to turn to dust over night, but there are examples of centuries old ghouls doing exactly that. Revenants have approximately 300 year life spans, unless they stake themselves a blood bag vampire and feed him and milk him. Once they start the intake of fresh vampy blood, all aging stops. Also opens new vistas for them discipline wise.....
So if it follows the literary resources it is clearly related to at least thematically, you retain your gifts you had before, you gain your vampire sire's clan, if they are in a clan, and are able to work up those disciplines. If you are a revenant, with your own family traditional disciplines and weaknesses you not only retain your family power but gain the powers of your new vampire family, but can develop the ones of your family.but what if such a trall gets embraced?