I restarted with v0.9 and that option was definitely still in the game. Depending on your choice, I'm pretty sure you increase either her submission or dominance, or else it's her love or corruption — I can't remember which. I might be forgetting something, but from what I could tell, nothing was lost as of this latest update.
It's the other way around, you wait until they are 18 and then you pretend they are 12... so waiting 18 years to get a 12 year old.....
Without my daily dose I might stop playing ah watching this game!
Where TF is brother-sister incest not illegal (especially in terms of pregnancy) ?? I know plenty of places where it will get you executed, but I've never heard of a place that is A-OK with it...
You know “plenty of places” where inhumanity is reigning but you don't know of places where things are different. Maybe you should go to school a few more years? Come to my country, where law has nothing to say if brother and sister have sexual relationships, even “in terms of pregnancy”. Er... better don't come, we don't need your kind
if you make babies with your sister your kind is only an issue of the next (de)generations... issue solves itself.You know “plenty of places” where inhumanity is reigning but you don't know of places where things are different. Maybe you should go to school a few more years? Come to my country, where law has nothing to say if brother and sister have sexual relationships, even “in terms of pregnancy”. Er... better don't come, we don't need your kind
I'm not sure I understand. As far as I know, consanguinity is an issue when it becomes frequent. Personally I've never met such cases, so they mustn't be so frequent, even in my country where it isn't forbidden.
The "still" is perhaps inaccurate, depending on what you meant: "as of this time" or "all the same". In countries which adopted the Napoleon Code (issued in 1804, if I remember well), incest was illegal before, because civil law aligned on Roman Catholic law.
If you consider the example of France, which I know better, all kinds of incest are legal, only some marriages are forbidden (father-daughter, mother-son, brother-sister). So unless the chart is incoherent, "legal" applies to all cases.
I've never heard of still being used to mean "all the same", and I can't find that usage in Merriam-Webster's Dictionary when checking just now. In any case, I meant "as of this time", as in, "...there continue to be many countries where incest of some type is allowed."
Yeah, that's what I was talking about. I didn't see footnote / endnote references for almost any of those, so it's pretty hard to tell where the information was found to see to exactly what extent it's allowed. I therefore assume in those cases "Legal" means in a blanket manner, across the board. Since incest and marriage are not the same thing, blood relatives being prohibited from marriage doesn't mean they can't live together and be intimate without marriage. Marriage prohibitions don't mean incest is illegal.
A random example: He says he doesn't like her, still he won't stop calling her. I think you could say all the same instead of still.
This is exactly what happens in my country, except that only the blood relatives I mentioned are prohibited from marriage, for instance cousins at any degree can marry. I guess it's because it could create unsolvable issues in case of inheritance.
Oh, I see now. The very specific use of that phrase to mean yet or still. I hadn't thought of that use, so I see what you mean now. Nevertheless, that's not how I meant it.
You are using continue to be in a limited sense, such as nation by nation: "France continues to be a famous European country." However, I was using it more broadly: "In the past, incest was legal in some nations in the world. Today, there continue to be some nations in the world [not necessarily the same as in the past] where incest is legal." That does not mean the same nations that allowed it centuries ago necessarily allow it today, nor that nations where it previously was illegal cannot have made it legal now. You were definitely applying the phrase differently than how I was using it.I wouldn't agree on "there continue to be many countries", which at first sight means that they are remnants of the past, as it is precisely the contrary: they were under religious law and some day they adopted civil laws that are separated from religious law, and I doubt it will change back. But it's a matter of formulation
There are a variety of reasons why it might or might not be allowed. You have cited religion multiple times, and while it's true that's had an influence in some parts of the world, there are several other factors that may have contributed to prohibitions on incest. I have heard some describe how incest could be the result of power differentials within a family, with one sibling dominating the other so they acquiesce when otherwise they would not engage in it. It's very possible some prohibitions stem from something more along these lines. It varies from region to region, I would think.
I agree with you.
