in that situation i would have beat him to death and then pissed on his corpse. I take offense ti someone hitting my mom. Thank my dad for thatYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
I'm not sure if I would call it anger management, but in real life it would be clearly a problem.
Depending on how big the injuries are, it also can be a big burden. The most human would struggle after they hit someone half to death. It's nothing you can control.
But that's only in real life. We will see how BD will handle it.
i agree, this is what happened to meI would argue that these outbursts are the product of the former family life. Both times were when (the first time apparently) his birth mother was the target of violence. I would argue that that's where his protective instinct is triggered in those moments, because as a young boy he couldn't protect his mother.
Off-topic from the major discussion in play here, but was something changed since the last time I played this (the beta from late last year)? Unless I'm mistaken, the targets Ethan saved from the baseball bat were Harper and Willabelle. The bat was in mid-swing toward Harper, Ethan grabbed it, and Willabelle decked the assailant. Azel was inside with the others.Err ...
Don't know if we have played the same sequence then.
There was no break between the full pile-up when the asshat tried to use the head of the "second mother" as a baseball and the "first mother" saving MC with a car crash after he stopped the baseball bat and saved his "second mother" that way.
I mean there obviously were some seconds between these sections but they were NOT long enough to get the drug out of the system.
It was Harper that almost got hit in the face with a bat, yea.Off-topic from the major discussion in play here, but was something changed since the last time I played this (the beta from late last year)? Unless I'm mistaken, the targets Ethan saved from the baseball bat were Harper and Willabelle. The bat was in mid-swing toward Harper, Ethan grabbed it, and Willabelle decked the assailant. Azel was inside with the others.
Exactly tunnel vision, anyone who has ever been in the middle of a life or death situation, your body flooded with adrenalin if you see a threat THAT'S ALL YOU SEE the threat, you lose any and all peripheral vision and in some cases you can see red this is a natural reaction for anyone in that situation, not just people with ptsd. when your fight or flight instinct kicks in with that much adrenalin, you either become an Olympic marathon sprinter, or the Incredible Hulk.I mean i've been in the MC's situation with a family member being threatend. Now i was young and impulsive so don't take me as a model case but looking back even i'd say what i did in bludgeoning a guy unconscious was a bit too far.
I can't say it's an anger issue for the MC though, seems more like tunnel vision. He was fixated on removing a problem and did it the wrong way for the right reasons.
Not quite, seeing red doesn't happen every time. It depends on the severity of the situation, remember he was hit from behind. A surprise attack gives no opportunity for an adrenal reaction. His brain had no time to process just how screwed he was. Depending on how much time past from the elbow to the back of his head till he grabbed the bat, chances are he was just beginning to feel the adrenalin pumping, then suddenly its not a life or death situation anymore, so he starts calming down then before the first dose of adrenalin is gone mom gets hit. BOOM second dose. When that much adrenalin is in someone anything is possible, Mother lifts car off child, Father carries child out of burning building unaware he is on fire.I played the scene again for the Screenshots...
Maybe you play it again, because it sounds like you don't remember it correctly.
And again: During the fight was no red visual, and it's clearly, that he had a lot of adrenalin in his body while he was beaten up. If the red stands for adrenalin, it has to get red a lot earlier.
And to say it again.Not quite, seeing red doesn't happen every time. It depends on the severity of the situation, remember he was hit from behind. A surprise attack gives no opportunity for an adrenal reaction. His brain had no time to process just how screwed he was. Depending on how much time past from the elbow to the back of his head till he grabbed the bat, chances are he was just beginning to feel the adrenalin pumping, then suddenly its not a life or death situation anymore, so he starts calming down then before the first dose of adrenalin is gone mom gets hit. BOOM second dose. When that much adrenalin is in someone anything is possible, Mother lifts car off child, Father carries child out of burning building unaware he is on fire.
Got the two mixed up for a second.Off-topic from the major discussion in play here, but was something changed since the last time I played this (the beta from late last year)? Unless I'm mistaken, the targets Ethan saved from the baseball bat were Harper and Willabelle. The bat was in mid-swing toward Harper, Ethan grabbed it, and Willabelle decked the assailant. Azel was inside with the others.
any news on the new update? and will the update be larger then normal?
Been answered in this thread a few times.So, no news are good news, right?
any news on the new update? and will the update be larger then normal?
If you change the number of posts shown from 20 to 40, you'd have seen that I've answered this question just by scrolling up this pageSo, no news are good news, right?
Nope should be out in within the next few days to a week i thinkGuys game abonded or not? No new updates alreadty so long
Guys game abonded or not? No new updates alreadty so long
Been answered in this thread a few times.
P.s. bonus hint FAQ in OP usually has the latest info
If you change the number of posts shown from 20 to 40, you'd have seen that I've answered this question just by scrolling up this page
Check my signature where a WVM mini FAQ made by Uncle Loco should help you