Like relations between contries, verbal spats between warring factions, as opposed to phisical violence, those are what would happen when mystical creatures such as werewolves and vampires try to avoid bloodshed, which MC and his opponent were trying to do in the pub.
If you mean me with that answer:
Well yes perfectly understandable and fine, but it's the intro scene and the player knows nothing at all yet about the people and settings...
It's a nice approach to start in a story scene and not in a long winded useless explaination of everything, dead parents, runnaway fathers, strange motves or unexpected wealth like in other VNs...
Was just saying the way it's written is a bit unengaging, and nearly had me miss out on the game.
At that point in time the given information and interaction isn't of value for the player, the hook comes after the bar scene.
The whole scene makes sense restrospectively of course, not exactly when you play through it.
I find it drags on a bit to much giving information the player doesn't need at that point in time, or would better be given through the talks during or following the fight to engage the player earlier.
I was in the same mindset as Kali.
