- Nov 20, 2018
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Interesting, I haven't read into it like that. For me it worked rather well, as I saw it not as rage filled but rather borne out of the feeling of powerlessness and impotence and the inability to actually do anything. It helped that as you point out, nobody actually took it seriously. It sort of fits with his character as well, so it's not out of left field.What bothered me this time around was the MC. I'm not a fan of protagonists throwing petulant, rage-filled tantrums against innocent third parties. This episode has had a lot of that.
Then there was the whole juvenile nonsense with "Cranky" and "Baldie". If that's the level of humour on offer, I'd rather have the game stick to its stronger suits
A bigger concern for me is how things just sort of happen to fall into MCs lap. Ciara just gives him info he wants (and more) with 0 effort on his part, he gets showered with job opportunities at every turn, I'm afraid one of the future episode will be a buffet of feeding on random elder vampires to choose what power you want.
The Cranky and Baldie moment sort of tilted me as well, but not because of the humour (it was always kinda meh) but rather an abrupt shift in power dynamic. MC goes from quaking in his boots at mere thought of Runah to paling around with her like it's nobody's business. Like sure, she's an empath or something, she still cuts him way too much slack.