derakino999

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Though one hit each time is enough to kill him
Depends on your attack level and how many times you let him do that quickstep dash, no? Like how much you let him advance
I feel like the barrier get recover faster than version 1.01, so I can simply ignore the mob to hit the barrier without worry it break until the color turn yellow. While in version 1.01 I must run back and forth to kill everything but the barrier still break very fast.
Ooh that's what you meant. Well, i just paid attention to the enemy numbers and speed and stuff like that
Hmmm...
in 1.01 i only saw the barrier become yellow near the end when hanja is almost done casting the spell when enemies start swarming you, i'll try again and pay attention to the color this time in 1.02
 

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Depends on your attack level and how many times you let him do that quickstep dash, no? Like how much you let him advance
Of course, but I pretty sure everyone can at my level except it they waste Relic for something else. As you can see in ShadowEdge video he even deal more damage than me.
 

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It's only speed matter, if you're quick enough then 2 hits, if you slow, only 1 hit and next hit he already covered his face.
Though one hit each time is enough to kill him, I just want to kill him as fast as possible.

I feel like the barrier get recover faster than version 1.01, so I can simply ignore the mob to hit the barrier without worry it break until the color turn yellow. While in version 1.01 I must run back and forth to kill everything but the barrier still break very fast.
Okay, I finally got through it. I really wasn't fast enough. The thing is, normally I play games like this with a keyboard, but for some reason, in this game only, whenever I connect my PS4 controller, the keyboard gets delayed by about 2 seconds. So I decided to just use the controller instead. But then the controller itself had a little bit of input delay. So I gave up on that, unplugged the controller, played with the keyboard—and cleared it in one go. I think it's about time I got myself a new controller.
 

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The developers wanted to turn pregnancy into a challenging debuff and not an inevitable bad ending when your character is still alive, which is why she retains the pregnancy despite it progressing very fast. It does create some contradictions with the bad endings that include pregnancy and birth after being raped by infected pigs, adult demi-humans and the priests/cultists. Giving birth in the town is going to create a huge mess like the demi-human raid, based on the bad ending where you fail the dream fight; this could serve as a route for a bad ending with the villagers blaming you for bringing death to their doorstep.

As for the negative statuses besides pregnancy having consequences:
1. Defilement stacks make it harder to struggle
2. Two negative statuses reduce your total mana
3. The womb crest removes your ability to struggle when an enemy traps you, and it permanently allows for the chance of pregnancy status/debuff
4. Parasites stack in 4/5 leaves you pretty much done for when confronted with the "Holy Body"

Mentally speaking, this is a warrior nun that experience shit like this daily. It would require successful hypnosis or altered perception to change her way of doing things.
Pregnacy being a mechanic that just adds to the game mechanic instead a direct game over is a plus in my book as it opens up more opportunity in maybe another sequel to expand on H content without restrictions of it being a direct game over. Same with other H contents if it does not directly lead to the Main Character's death. This also opens up possible escape mechanics for later games which this game does have but currently in a minor level.

Adding a content based on the player failing the dream fight when trying to remove pregancy seem like something they can do in another sequel. Something like having it change the town where the male characters become more sexually aggressive towards the Main Character so they try to have sex with her more or rape her while the female NPCs are seen being raped by the creatures the Main Character give birth to and giving birth to more creatures due to failing the dream fight. This can also add more scenes for the Nun partner the Main Character is with that helps with purifying her body. Allowing the player to visit her and see her become corrupted as well because the main character fail to purify herself properly due to losing these Dream Battles.
 
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Hello, I seem to be missing a scene in the gallery. Anyone knows where to get it? Thanks in advance.
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i'm surprised no one has mentioned the symbolism in the final boss fight, it's like an ovum that's about to be fertilized by a sperm cell
the red flying fucks even look like straight sperms

i found it pretty hot tbh
that's like
PEAK h-game final boss design
that's what it's about
the ovum fighting to not be fertilized
in this case the girls
protecting themselves, their purity, their very core from the otherworlder
well something like that, you get the idea
man, if that ain't peak symbolism then i don't know what is
Huh, damn you're right. I mean, the boss itself is a big dickhead so to say. XD
With the 1 big slit on it's face and it's long body going through a meaty tube.
 
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I mean why the sister can wear something like armor to battle like sororitas or knight armor, it help much to counter zombies or tentacle maybe, instead of teh paper nun costume easily damaged by monster
 

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Hands down the best game of the year so far.

Having said that, there were some things in the game I just couldn't scratch my head around:

1. Pregnancy post human-rape

After the MC is raped by some of the villagers, she becomes immediately pregnant and the fetus in her belly appears to be almost fully grown. Later in the game, you learn that the fetus is actually that of an abomination brooding, which explains the unnaturally fast fetus cycle. Strangely enough, Hanya is the only one who notices this. The villagers hopefully assume the MC is not pregnant with an abomination brooding which in turn shows the human birth is still possible in the game. There are no hints as to why the MC did not develop a human fetus or any indication that her rapers may have been infected by abomination brooding. Hopefully the developers provide us with an explanation for this soon.

2. Obsolete(?) status window

The developers added in a small status window in the form of a circle next to your HP/MP bars which keeps you updated on what is going on inside your body (womb in particular) after each rape. Unlike most expectations, the status window shows absolutely nothing in regards to the progress of your pregnancy as there is none; you are either pregnant or you are not. And once you become pregnant, you do not have the option to give birth apart from gameovers. You are forced to carry a fully grown fetus all the way to the end which only exists to hinder your movements. The only way to get rid of it is to forcibly abort(?) it via fighting an eyeball monster covered in a slob of slugs in your dream. IMO, there is no point of having a status window if you have 0 control over what happens to whatever is shown in it. Especially since you can be aware of/are shown whether you are pregnant or not without it.

3. Life feels too easy

The MC gets off too easy everytime she is raped. Sure, there are gameovers that lead to her being a seedbed for monsters but those are just what if's. Basically, other than her breasts changing in size/being able to lactate from parasites, the MC essentially faces no consequence after being impregnated. In the previous game, Rabianne had an excuse for this; she is in a dream/hallucination-like state and whenever she loses the time resets itself till she wins or reaches the final boss slug and becomes its seedbed. This game is clearly different and the MC actually travels back and forth dreams to have a magical abortion. But in reality, even if you choose not to have it, the fetus in your belly will never be birthed unless you reach a condition for a gameover. I feel like some rapes should and do have the potential to have an effect on the game that will last till you reach an ending. Again, I hope the developers come up with adjustments in the DLC.
1: the pregnant woman you save is also pregnant from the guy that stands infront of her house yet it was an abomination till you cleansed it, so it's implied the entire area is cursed and any baby would be an abomination, even between humans.

2: there are other statuses besides being pregnant, but honestly I feel like the visual status circle is kind of just another fetish thing, it is literally just your usual xray shot from other hentai that shows what is filling your womb for people that find it hot.

3: I kinda feel like it can be chalked up to the sisters being a bit more prepared this time, including the fact that there is 2 of them. Without Haanja, you would be stuck with the baby and a gameover the moment you get impregnated.
 
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I mean why the sister can wear something like armor to battle like sororitas or knight armor, it help much to counter zombies or tentacle maybe, instead of teh paper nun costume easily damaged by monster
Ignoring the obvious hentai fetish of the game, let's go through your question.
Sororitas armor is a no because it belongs to Warhammer 40K, a completely different setting when it comes to technology and magic. Any full set of armor that she wears is going to be useless in the swamp level and the monster cave because it will weigh her down considerably, and given Hanya's skills in repairing clothing and her surprise with the arrow upgrades, we can conclude that magical armor is not a thing they can afford.

There is also the fact that once it takes enough damage, good luck repairing your armor in a town with no blacksmiths.
 
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I mean why the sister can wear something like armor to battle like sororitas or knight armor, it help much to counter zombies or tentacle maybe, instead of teh paper nun costume easily damaged by monster
Like bloodborne, people of this world probably reach same conclusion that wearing armor doesn't improve surviving chance against monsters, and it would slow you down decreasing survival rate. The sisters here can't run that fast, and adding armor would slow them further.
 
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CodeSin

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just imagine vaaty doing a lore video on this :ROFLMAO:
well there is obvious lore for this game series but for now it is a matter of time frame for events. SiNiSistar 1 obvious began first with the focus on defeating the Otherworlder cult at the source being the Castle in the first game and the mission succeeds with all of them assumed to be killed and all females captured saved.

HOWEVER, obviously members of the cult escaped or were not in the Castle when the first game took place so they survived by luck through not being at the location where SiNiSistar 1 happened leading to events for SiNiSistar 2 where the Otherworlder cult returned in a new region after certain unknown amount of time has passed since the first game.

From both games it is obvious why they need to capture girls and is the primary reason why H scenes are in this game being they need females to reproduce so Otherworlder beings can be born. Both games establishing why Otherworlders need females alive, alter males so they can only make females give birth to Otherworlder beings, and why they seek to invade this world since they appear to have no females of their own to reproduce to survive. This also establish why they do not kill most females since they need them alive to reproduce but will kill males easily.

Still a big question remains being when was first contact with the Otherworlder and how did this whole thing began which is why I mentioned in one of my previous comments that if they make a third game, SiNiSistar 3 may end up as a prequel to show the events that lead to the founding of the cult, when the Otherworlder first arrived on the planet, and what lead to the castle in the first game to become their main base before it was destroyed by the first game's main character.

If the third game ends up another sequel set after SiNiSistar 2 then I do hope they bridge the games more properly this time and also provide some details about how the cult was founded and what was the first contact events with the Otherworlder.
 
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It makes a certain amount of sense, the various animal level beasts either just want food, reproduction, or a parasitic host.
The more intelligent Demihumans and Humans need her for Reproduction purposes specifically, or to summon their Eldritch God, or to gain another cult member.

None of those things are compatible with necrophilia, they either only need a dead thing Or very specifically need a living thing because corpses can't reproduce.
tbh, it doesn't need to make sense for necrophilia to occur since humans in town could make her pregnant but give birth to a slug idk.

TBF neither of the games has that kind of content. Your nun either becomes a sex slave, experiences a horrible guro death, or becomes a mother of broodlings/pigs/otherworlders.
You're right, although I wish it exists in the game
 
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