I think the advantage state just makes the enemy weaker so you can win the fight more easily. I'm not sure though, maybe someone else knows more about it.
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Because werewolfs are attracted to strength. 
Pretty sure you don't need thatm much for it to happen.
Pretty sure you don't need thatm much for it to happen.
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Ok, the logic stands. until you're reminded that that interaction happens AFTER I beat the hell out of her.Because werewolfs are attracted to strength.
Pretty sure you don't need thatm much for it to happen.
Hell, during the fight it was possible to keep her in a full nelson indefinitely. surely you understand what I'm talking about.
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not a problem, let me get in an other fight to protect myself.
guys, come on, at the moment, if your character is TOO strong, they are literally unable to defend themselves form an enemy.
How can you guys not grasp how there's a problem here?
If I added another fight, people would complain that it's an unwinnable fight, or go looking for strategies on how to win it, like some people do with the giantess. There are ways to avoid the werewolf - either sneaking past her, scouting her out and avoiding her, or placating her another way. Or temporarily reducing your strength.
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I don't agree but... well, it's your game and you don't have to bend the knee for a random chucklefuck on the internet, I guess.
Wait, which giantess are you talking about? the one that runs away? or...
EDIT: Actually, in that case, why even have a fight?
Which one? The basic adventure mode werewolf has a lot of different outcomes, so you have a lot of control over what happens, and what happens in those can depend on your stats and history, which is true of most encounters. The giantess is a joke fight that ends immediately. I'm also not sure what you're disagreeing with, that people would complain if it were an unwinnable fight? Maybe not, but I do think regardless that it would be frustrating to be trapped in a fight that is not winnable, rather than the current outcome.
To put a fine point on it, as this often gets lost in these discussions, though these are spoilers:
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Actually, if you want to "win" a fight with the werewolf "in heat", you should surrender... then she'll lose interest and let you go
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I understand that the way you see it is that you have several different outcomes from a single fight, right? I am arguing against that. Unless I'm wrong, the moment you choose the fight option with a werewolf (if your str is high enough) you get butt-fucked. And I mean hella butt-fucked, too. (But to be fair that's par for the course.) So, unless you can argue against that central point, my question is: when someone fills the conditions, why not just skip the fight and go to the resulting scene?
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Oh, that's what you meant. Ignore everything north of this line, then.
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Didn't see the giantess fight, thought you were talking about the "normal" giantesses that are very much beatable and I was confused
I was not agreeing with the fact that fights should not be unwinnable. Now that I think about it, it is your right to say what fight is or isn't winnable and I retract that argument.
However, I have to wonder: what is the point of having descriptions for the stats in the game if when you have 10 and higher str it's call "god-like" if it isn't?
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See my comment above: you can avoid getting "knotted" by surrendering.
I think you are confusing the giantess with an ogre.
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There are a lot of events in the game taking your gear, your perks or your status into account. If a certain event leads to an undesirable outcome, you'll simply need to avoid it. Not knowing beforehand is part of the fun, remembering afterwards is part of the challenge. At least for me.
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Oh, yes, that premise is incorrect - you could mount the werewolf yourself and get her off that way (the obvious way to go if you want to be a pure top), you could satisfy the werewolf with a handjob, which would give a completely separate outcome that doesn't involve getting it in the ass, you can surrender, which similarly doesn't, if you have no Bitch perk, you can simply be defeated, or you could lower your health or otherwise lower your Strength to the point that you can defeat her without arousing her. And, of course, if you're fine with using your mouth, you could do that too. And in the event that you do actually want to be mounted by her, you can choose whether that happens during the fight after some wrestling, or after the fight entirely.
Strength above 10 is godlike! You can be stronger than some enemies that the game recognizes as deities, such as the Quetzal Goddess, who has a Strength score of 10.
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Well, getting "knotted" in the mouth would still result in bad ending if your "knot eater" score is too high.
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Well, I suppose I have nothing else to add. Happy to know that the dev is willing to engage with criticisms without being dismissive. Unlike some other.
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if want to redo the Warlock, just use notpad ++ and find "questFlags" in your save#.json file and just under there are the quests and stage number as to what you did with them, and delete the warlock one.
That will make it like you never saw her, and can go back and do it again.
That will make it like you never saw her, and can go back and do it again.