LeafyKat
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- Jun 16, 2024
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wish we saw more of thisThe headcrabs? I feel like that's more the case with the first game, no? Where they took over Rabiane's body. Here they just suck you dry.
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wish we saw more of thisThe headcrabs? I feel like that's more the case with the first game, no? Where they took over Rabiane's body. Here they just suck you dry.
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no needmust i play the first game to understand this one?
When you say it like that so succinctly... It's terrifying to consider the possibility that despite all the experiments the cultists did to Ashley, there might have been a small part of them left that may still be consciously thinking like a human. I suppose it would be considered a mercy that Rabiane was able to put them down during her very enthusiastic walk across Kessaria. Even if some sample parts of Ashley were reused by the cultists to replace the head of an Executioner to create their new murder-death machine that may or may not be against the Great Seere's eldritch family plan for Rabiane.Eek... never knew about the lore behind 'Ashley'. And now that I have I realise now the history of that location.
... that said, it stood out to me more as the entrance of a mine than a homestead. In my head cannon I imagine Ashley was still remotely human while she was still a test subject, only to finally succumb to the mutations while she hid deep in that mine that would ironically imprison her. Worse, when she escaped the cult's laboratory some part of her still hoped to reverse what they did to her because there's that one discarded tome at the entrance. Perhaps she saw one of the cult members using it when she was still their thrall and took it with her out of some vain hope it would save her? Poor woman.
Now that you mention it, I do wish there was a SiNiSistar equivalent to the Fishing Hamlet in Bloodborne. With all the Lovecraftian elements in the game, you'd think Nennai would've already added in a level where Lelia gets raped by a bunch of fishfolk.Makes sense that that north-east village is a port town, too. Kinda wish there was water ambience now...
Not official, but anAnyhoo! I had no idea there is an official discord server for the series? Is it still around?
No, but you're missing out if you play the sequel first. It plays great homage to the original, + its soundtrack is better.must i play the first game to understand this one?
Aye, it's a fun story trope! Origin stories for monsters in general fascinate me to no end. =DWhen you say it like that so succinctly... It's terrifying to consider the possibility that despite all the experiments the cultists did to Ashley, there might have been a small part of them left that may still be consciously thinking like a human. I suppose it would be considered a mercy that Rabiane was able to put them down during her very enthusiastic walk across Kessaria. Even if some sample parts of Ashley were reused by the cultists to replace the head of an Executioner to create their new murder-death machine that may or may not be against the Great Seere's eldritch family plan for Rabiane.
Yeah... The more you read into what happened in the first game, the more glad one becomes that things in SiNiSistar 2 hadn't deteriorated to the point that an Ashley had been created at all in Arcezon. Though I can understand the arguments that perhaps some townsfolk do deserve to get Ashley'd...
I mean, I'm not Nennai, and while I said the north-east village was a great place for it, I'd consider a DLC that adds a south-west section connected to the vampiric swamplands. There you could easily support a fishing hamlet that is half-sunken from abandonment and devoid of anything remotely human anymore, save for perhaps a few breeding pens for captives.Now that you mention it, I do wish there was a SiNiSistar equivalent to the Fishing Hamlet in Bloodborne. With all the Lovecraftian elements in the game, you'd think Nennai would've already added in a level where Lelia gets raped by a bunch of fishfolk.
That, and just me wanting something with a similar atmosphere. I just love the Fishing Hamlet's aesthetic, it feels like a Lovecraft novel brought to life. It's that one area in Bloodborne that I always look forward to revisiting, even I can't say the same about those shark monsters and the random Winter Lanterns (Why!?) scattered about.
You kind of can redo it, but not in the way you're thinking. Later on, in the Arcezon Cathedral, if you pass out with the sleeping gas or die to the priests, they will tattoo a womb crest on Lelia. Just let them, it's not a game over. That will remove the Blessing of Infertility permanently. You can still remove the womb crest safely with Haanja if you don't dig the looks.is the pregnant woman purification quest the only way to get rid of the status that prevents you from getting pregnant? and if so, is there a way to redo it?
thank you very much for the quick answer, does getting pregnant/removing the blessing of infertility impact the ending or is that just a mecanic for the players who want pregnancy?You kind of can redo it, but not in the way you're thinking. Later on, in the Arcezon Cathedral, if you pass out with the sleeping gas or die to the priests, they will tattoo a womb crest on Lelia. Just let them, it's not a game over. That will remove the Blessing of Infertility permanently. You can still remove the womb crest safely with Haanja if you don't dig the looks.
To actually redo the Abomination Broodling Harbinger fight, you need to get pregnant yourself, and then ask Haanja to deal with it. Since you need to get pregnant to actually fight it again, it's no longer an option to remove the Blessing of Infertility. You either lose to it the first time, or the priests in the Cathedral are your only option .
I personally did not notice any changes at all in the ending, and I made a completely pure run, so it seems to be just a mechanic, as you said. As soon as you lose the Blessing of Infertility, you'll also unlock some scenes in the gallery for enemies you have already defeated, without needing to fight them again (usually giving birth and breastfeeding).thank you very much for the quick answer, does getting pregnant/removing the blessing of infertility impact the ending or is that just a mecanic for the players who want pregnancy?
Ohh that's nice, well thought out of the dev to include that gallery thing for those who don't like preg as much!I personally did not notice any changes at all in the ending, and I made a completely pure run, so it seems to be just a mechanic, as you said. As soon as you lose the Blessing of Infertility, you'll also unlock some scenes in the gallery for enemies you have already defeated, without needing to fight them again (usually giving birth and breastfeeding).
can i have this potrait?Created some custom portraits using StableDiffusion and Photoshop
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That is the point of the game, no beautiful births from impregnation by monsters or otherworlders. Even humans cannot conceive anything different from a monster in lands influenced by an outbreak and any powerful otherworlder. Lilia and Rabiane, quite attractive in their own way, will only give birth to monsters and horrors if they get pregnant in the lands of Kessaria and Arcezon; assuming their patron deity is not another otherworlder in disguise, the best the Church can do is give them a blessing to avoid pregnancy since any birth in lands besieged by an outbreak will only create more monsters.I hope we can somehow let the Dev know to make hotter births if they're already going full send...
We can all Agree.... Lilia is one of the Hottest H game Protags.
As much as they are mutants and shit... I hope that the Dev can make Lilia birth things that are semi attractive in a way they resemble her and her Pristine Genetics. instead of just "nightmares" just being birthed.
I hate to know that her Divinity couldn't influence a demihuman of sorts.