yeah the fight, Edit: man I eidh they would do recaps cuz I forgot everything already lol
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When I saw the second evolution of mc I was like "Oh wow! I can't wait to see what I'll do on my fifth!"
Here we are, many many arcs later still on the third...
Here we are, many many arcs later still on the third...
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A recap of what we've learned about Syla since the Cole fight:
The MC's mother was a monster revolutionary. The "monster world" was in fact the previous world invaded by monsters, not their true place of origin. Syla was an inhabitant of that world, who transformed into a monster and became the Chosen of the 4th Apostle, the Memory. She served loyally for a while, but exposure to the memories of her victims eventually reawoke a sense of humanity in Syla. She started preaching against the gods, and gained a huge following. This included Aos Sidhe, another one of the Chosen, who now is allied with humanity as a result of Syla's influence.
All Syla's preaching drew negative attention. She has to flee to the human world and adopt a human identity to evade execution. By coincidence, she meets and starts a relationship with Steven, an agent of the anti-supernatural organization M.O.O.N.. Their affection is genuine, but Steven also convinces Syla to be a subject in M.O.O.N.'s experiments studying the monsterization process, run by Tanos Xanthe. This advances their research considerably, and also helps Syla maintain her human identity.
Steven and Syla have a child, the MC. The MC's existence is unexpected, nobody predicted that Syla could successfully reproduce with a human. The MC therefore becomes another test subject in Tanos' studies, though Tanos manages to restrict himself to non-invasive tests that don't draw any suspicion to him. This is not the case with a young Ella Vulpe, who the MC meets while attending his examinations at Tanos' clinic. The two of them bond, leading to the present Ella's fixation on the MC.
Steven, Syla, and the MC live a happy life, until one day when the MC is twelve years old. Indra, the executioner of the Apostles, finally catches up to Syla. They fight, Syla dies, but manages to erase Indra's memory of her human family. Though making no intentional action against the MC of Steven, the mere passage of Indra's lightning-wreathed form destroys their house and gives the MC his facial scars. At this point Syla, for reasons still unclear, uses the last of her strength to seal away many of the MC's memories. The resulting gap in his mind allows the creature the fandom calls the Eye to enter the MC and begin their symbiosis. The Eye itself does not know why Syla did this.
5 evolution are level 20 wizzard. The amount of bullshit you need to throw at them for anything interesting to happen make them far less interesting to follow than before
I really start to dislike the cheerleader events. How come after all this time Jess whants to help Jared? The only reason that he was with her is because he needed some ties with the Faculty. The papers that he needs is what hi father wanted it, and what he means SIN whants him dead? HIS FATHER OWNS SIN more or less. When I read the lines about how his afraid and that a lot of people and monster are gonna kill him and that some papers will help him survive I was like: BITCH YOU CAN'T BELIVE ANY OF THIS. No ofense to WW but DAM Jess is 1 Dum Characher
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Deryl gets his brain scrambled within five seconds, might be able to cook something up with preptime tho.
The bigger question is why do you need to self-insert with the MC in any story?
Evolution 4 gameplay would still work, you just have to ramp up the difficulty. Maybe something like fighting an A rank completely by yourself. Then you'd be on your fifth at the very end of the game.
I get that what you're, it's just that the same evolution 3 tricks over and over again can get boring too.
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I wonder if Jake's survival will have any influence on this arc dealing with the Black Mouth. They've got the same powers, after all. I'm not expecting anything major, no Jake coming to help us fight or anything like that. But maybe he could unlock some extra training events, where we work with him to develop mental defenses. That would be neat.
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I mean, not all level 5 are equally as powerful, the Captains are clearly different as a whole, and Henri, Bernie and Malik are outliers even among them and these three fuckers are the level 20 Wizards, even so, so far they seem like interesting characters, mainly because even with their power, Malik and Henri are pretty fucked up in the head(and Bernhardt is a hardass), an author can write a powerful character on a entertaining way, but yeah, it would be difficult to do so for the MC of an action story.
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Name: John Superhuman
Hero name: Hero
shujuku
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Lucius would have been beloved if he did not insult the MC in the first meeting.
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As if the Mc holds any grudges for something that trivial. Besides, I distinctly remember Lucius telling the Mc he roots for him when they talked at Tiffany's weeding.
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I don't need to I just prefer to do it that way as that's how I best enjoy a story. Maybe my own mental VR is the best way to describe it. It's the same for me in standard video games or even reading a traditional book. I don't get as much out of a title if I have to separate myself from the MC. Does this limit me? You bet but the feeling that an MC character thinks and acts similar to myself... has similar morality or a sense of humor... is hard to beat. It's like I'm the star of the adventure! Cheers.
Edit: I was trained, as a child, to use this perspective. These books brought me endless hours of fun and adventure:
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You'd hate playing Knights of The Old Republic then...I don't need to I just prefer to do it that way as that's how I best enjoy a story. Maybe my own mental VR is the best way to describe it. It's the same for me in standard video games or even reading a traditional book. I don't get as much out of a title if I have to separate myself from the MC. Does this limit me? You bet but the feeling that an MC character thinks and acts similar to myself... has similar morality or a sense of humor... is hard to beat. It's like I'm the star of the adventure! Cheers.
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I did but that was a LONG time ago and I have no memory of anything except dual light sabers.You'd hate playing Knights of The Old Republic then...
Well, spoiler... You're not playing the character you made and named at the beginning!I did but that was a LONG time ago and I have no memory of anything except dual light sabers.