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This is factually incorrect.
It did not lead "to the betrayal of two of the Serpents, one of whom was her fiance".
Her fiance & Rina - the two Serpents - who betrayed them?
They betrayed Cordia, so it led to betrayal by those two Serpents.
It references things we have no idea about, spends 2-3 pages talking about redundant families that no longer exist that are not mentioned in the game.
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What "conflict with her own sister"? If you're going to reference it, tell us about it.
Up until that sentence, I don't remember ever hearing about Cordia even having a Sister, never mind them having some form of conflict.
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If this "Battle of The Blood" is so "notorious", why is it not mentioned in the "History" section, with the other 2 major battles?
Same as the conflict with her sister, if you're going to mention it, tell us what it is.
It misses key information on crucial main characters, such as Cordia having a son!! It mentions her having two daughters, but Antonio is completely absent. He is next in line, yet he is not mentioned once, on the "DeLuca Family" page.
Worst thing, is that it's just a massive info dump & lots of it is currently irrelevant, or redundant.
Pages on Families we've not even heard of, never mind met. Also pages on Families that no longer even exist.
It would be much better if it unlocked the codex entries when we meet, or hear about, corresponding information.
e.g. We meet someone from La Fata family, or we hear them mentioned - codex for La Fata unlocks. Maybe the "C" could light up, to let us know.
My thought process for the style of the lore codex was for lore and world building, rather than having it feel like the world revolves around the player. So, when we do get to meet some of the mentioned families, the people that read through the lore section would go - aha I know that family.
When playing games, I've always enjoyed reading about lore I find when exploring and tend to skip pop up codex as it feels like - "here's more information about what you just heard".
Of course, the codex has many places it can improve and change, so I'm focusing very much on the feedback on the codex currently. If most players share your view of the codex style (lore added based on player knowledge) then that is something I have to take a look at and change if necessary. So appreciate the feedback, whichone.