You forgot D cup
...it made sense in my head to leave them out... =(
But I will correct it.
Your gripes with CoC II
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...it made sense in my head to leave them out... =(
But I will correct it.
C cups are about as average as you can get in breast size.
Ds and DDs are large. I get not wanting to slap on tits to your character but learn the difference between large boobs and average.
doing some research apparently c's here might larger than the USA's c, sorry for the misunderstanding there
Which is weird.. according to all tables I found the difference between the different C-cups is minimal.
How common certain sizes are is different though.
The fact that Etheryn is still stuck in chastity for the foreseeable future is a crushing disappointment. She's a queen now and she needs a queenly cock to sire heirs. That, and chastity just isn't sexy at all to me.
The Powers selection screen probably needs to be redesigned to work better in a post-Mirror Stance-introduction game. It doesn't take long to amass so many powers that it becomes a real pain to scroll through them.
Aye. While side-scrolling menues can be fine with small quantities, I don't even use Mirror Stance and I have entirely too many powers to look through them in a reasonable time. Dark Souls 1 has a similar issue with its item and equipment menu, as it's laid out in a list that scrolls vertically and thusly it'll take a while to find anything you may want to find. The later games in the souls series fixed that by putting it in a grid system, while Nioh and Sekiro has a vertically scrolling item list but the individual items are much smaller and take up much less of the screen meaning you can still see any specific piece you may want to grab, plus you can quickly scroll through them. How it is here, there's too few shown on screen at a time and you can't quickly look through them to find specific powers.
There has to be some draw back for being able to completely reset your class. Very few RPGs actually give you the oppurtunity to switch classes once you have started, and the only game In the world I know of that allows you to just be every class is the South Park Superhero game. And even then, you don't unlock all the class options until the game is almost over. And that goes for the companion stuff too, there is only 1 companion set in the game that is unlockable yet and it is a reward for your progress and effort. That also goes for Kiyoko, sure she starts with 3 sets (which is presumably all of them) but that is because the act of even recruiting her is a lot of work.
There are games with open class systems but this is not one of them. Maybe this will be Like south park and you get all of them later but I wouldn't count on it.
That would be annoyingly grindy.
The job XP system in Fall of Eden is not something I want to put players through.
I suppose another way would be to enforce the 7 days of training the first time you change into that class since you are learning something entirely new but then you can switch to your original/classes you already did the training for immediately.
While i agree with what you said about the sense ability, the surrender option not being available for companions could be justified by the fact that companions aren't the party leader, the champion is. Pretty sure that's why if a companion falls in battle, the fight doesn't end, but if the champion falls, it does. Also, regarding companion items, allowing for item switching takes away quite a bit of their uniqueness. Not only do they have their own unique items (most of them at least), their sets were built to work with their class and skills, so switching items would be pointless too. There is already enough tactical options for companions, mainly companions sets (and there will be even more as the game is built - Cait and Brint are some of the followers that are confirmed will have new sets), and different skills for each companion. It's fine as it is honestly.
Anywaaay, one of my own and only gripes with this game came with the latest patch, so spoiler alert
I absolutely hated the fact that you can't win against Raphael, i came prepared with the mentality that Kinu was going to be a badass (she was but the ending took that feeling away, perhaps that was the point...?), but she ended up losing (forced even since the dude couldn't even take damage).
As much as it makes sense that she would lose regardless, since she had no equipment aside from her weapon, and she was tired and beaten already, i can't help but be a sore loser about this. i hate losing, and seeing Kinu lose stung more than it should. Putting that aside, the event was great, i loved it, and if my champion can't do all the things i wish i could do to Raphael, i hope at least that Kinu will be stronger in the next event (hopefully there will be one) and she'll be able to at least kill him painfully.
As much as it makes sense that she would lose regardless, since she had no equipment aside from her weapon, and she was tired and beaten already, i can't help but be a sore loser about this. i hate losing, and seeing Kinu lose stung more than it should. Putting that aside, the event was great, i loved it, and if my champion can't do all the things i wish i could do to Raphael, i hope at least that Kinu will be stronger in the next event (hopefully there will be one) and she'll be able to at least kill him painfully.
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Compared to other companions, Atugia really lacks any context. She even seems to have the least sex options. Why is this? Are there any plans to further develop the character because its pretty barebones right now.
We know there's an expansion that's going to include her since there's a plot thread with the Baroness that hasn't yet been implemented, though you can find hints of it scattered around the game. Presumably Atugia's development is mostly gated behind that.
Kind in mind that the game isn't even halfway done, characters are going to be getting new content piecemeal just because of how the game is structured. Can you imagine the writers having to write all the content for a particular character years before it gets added in-game? Now do that for the eight companions and then factor in the fact that while that companion content is getting written up, new lands, quests and npcs aren't getting written.
So at the moment Atugia doesn't have as much content as, say Berwyn....but then again, Berwyn was involved in a quest, Atugia hasn't...yet. So be patient, everyone's favourite Dullahan will have her time.
Might fit more into what you would want added to the game but not being able to stop slavery tears at me, chasing off the orcs with the marked merk mercenaries would be noice.
If i didnt have such incredible respect for what this game has achieved and how hard i can only imagine it is to make technically and storywise, id have the audacity to ask for some bonus interraction for the warrior-barbarian background pickers who lost their tribe to orc raiders, its a bit personal.
If i didnt have such incredible respect for what this game has achieved and how hard i can only imagine it is to make technically and storywise, id have the audacity to ask for some bonus interraction for the warrior-barbarian background pickers who lost their tribe to orc raiders, its a bit personal.
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As I've mentioned before, I think that one of the strongest points of the game we've created is that we've managed to get players to love and make excuses for, people who perform acts that one would consider evil in the modern day and age. Corruptive demons, marauding slaver orcs, colonial land-grabbing foxes, sinister mommy witches, massive negligence on the champion's part in genderbending someone, etc, etc, etc.
Really makes you think, doesn't it.
But yes, it's a bit of a crapsack world when it comes down to it.
I get your point and wont fault any creator for going at it where they feel like it.
When you dont have the stomack to be sadistic its much less of a crapsack world though, doesnt mean its not there i guess, ugh my automatic immersion mucking me up even more now xD
Sure. And I think that the dev team should be justly proud of making many of their players feel that way.
But at least the text of the game makes it clear that you're not just writing for the people who are...most easily enticed by those sorts of things. You don't have to bend Brint into Brienne. You don't have to sign up for the Greater North Belharan Co-Prosperity Sphere and One Hundred Million Hearts As One
The meaningful choices are the key. There are plenty of great reasons to play this game other than the most morally compromised content. You can play a thoroughly responsible Champion who doesn't violate consent or abet anything unforgivably vile and still have a shitload of fun. Which means that, every time somebody does take those options, it's generally not because they were railroaded into them. And every time they try to justify liking them, it's because the game has actually made them feel that way.
TECHNICALLY you can free all the slaves in the orc camp by letting Benny go on a rampage that destroys the camp and the entire tribe but y'know. The slaves might also be freed from this mortal coil, too. Kinda ambiguous on who survives that
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