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I meant in D&D, there's some examples also like demon, or was it devil, that is no longer evil, because they fell in love with planar from one of the good planes. Even though those creatures are originally manifestation of the evil planes they are from. Though those kinds of examples are extremely rare, considering evil, chaos etc... alignments are actually natural forces in the setting, but not completely impossible. And i'm not even talking about latest editions, but the good old AD&D 2e. Planescape Torment had also succubus character that was of neutral alignment, rather than evil alignment they normally are.
Indeed, which is why i always hate when people moan about some race generally being evil in game settings.
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I'm surprised people are still discussing this, or that there's any "moral dilemma" or that anyone thinks it's a difficult choice. It's a fucking troll. Kill it. With fire. Or acid. That's how you get around its regeneration. But since MC is a fire specialist, burn the fucking thing.
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Isnt MC dad potentially a red dragon that turned into a human & impregnated his mom?
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I know its alot of work but personally i love stories with a giant number of characters
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I mean, it's not so much the work, it's giving time to each of them. If you spread the focus on too many characters, you end up with paper-thin personality. You need some time with them in the spotlight, and I am already juggling with a lot of LIs, and more to come so...
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Hahaha, not really. It's the same for me, really, whenever I have 5 or 50 characters. My workload do not really change, I put out my 450-600 renders a month. It's more about how I didvide my time between characters.
As far a masochistic...neither. I like doing that far more than my previous sidejob, where I fixed PCs.
Really enjoyed my play through but not for my usual reasons because when it comes to the sex the game is pretty vanilla and boring but i guess thats what the dev is going for but the story so far is very engaging and the world building done at a great pace. Mc is also ugly as sin and its really distracting
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I agree with you about the story and world building, but I don't get when people come to this thread talking about how the MC looks, I personally am not paying that much attention to his appearance, but more so on the surrounding characters and the dialogue. Also, at least he isn't a wimpy baby faced mega simp MC like some games have. (Now that's unpleasant)
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i thing i have noticed this is problem/complaint that tends to pop up a lot whit honey select based avn's
and the people who make posts to complain about it tend to be people whit little to no comment/likes to the account so probably newer member or more lurkers that are ignorant off the lack off options that HS offers for male models
i just tend to say "if you're looking for handsome/good looking men you might be browsing the wrong genre" then watch em get flustered and defensive its fun
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MC in this game is actually pretty manly for HS IMO. Until the Samson & Delilah haircut anyway.
Not pretty, but at least masculine.
HS2 is good for making male characters who either look like K pop stars or are fucking ugly. HS1 is only good at making male characters ugly. Best example I can think of for HS1 males is the Once in a Lifetime MC and not only is that one of the most modded HS1s ever, but he's still pretty plain and ugly. It never actually bothered me at all, but now that I've played enough AVNs I don't even notice it anymore.
Just finished playing Pale Carnations and Desires of Fate who both use Honey Select and have Mc that are not distractingly ugly so it can be done if the intended purpose was a manly looking MC you dont need to kiss ass about every aspect of a game. If the intent of the dev was to make a ugly bastard game which i have played plenty of them fine but this doesnt feel like a ugly bastard game so to me it just feels like the dev didnt execute his desired effect of a "decent looking guy" and before you say male chars looks dont matter everything in the view of the player matter to the intended experience the dev wanted.