Good reasoning, actually. And even so, we are told that the worst she went through is beating, occasional killing and electrified cage. Tldr; everyday life in Syria or Afganistan. Granted, no electricity there.Uh, that we saw. There's only so much graphic stuff you can put into a game and still have it be accepted on Patreon, or even here for that matter.
Been there, saw that.
Buddy, I would love to live in your world of happy unicorns. You basically described a very good day for a recruit of ISIS or any other organization on Middle East now. Good half of world population live in such/a bit better conditions. Deal with it.I can't recall too many instances of children being kidnapped, forced to stay unwashed, probably full of piss/shit, in unclean electrified cells, starved / semi-starved, made to kill their fathers, regularly slaughter cute animals with their bare hands / sharp implements, beaten / made to fight, betrayed by their only friends, and then shoved into an even smaller electrified cage where they couldn't stretch out just so they could endure more abuse for a while before suddenly being released.
Luna was unlucky enough to be born as a heir to criminal family. Such experience is coming in the package.
Not that it makes a game any less enjoyable, simply less realistic. Seriously, from the moment I learned that main hero becomes a recruit to a criminal family, he became a lost cause. Can't feel any sympathy to him or other characters whatsoever.