Your gripes with CoC II
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It also depends on how thick your cock is not just length so chances are you somehow managed to make it thicker.
I tested it with a character who's only dick transformatives have been Turgid Mushroom-infused blue eggs, and it is otherwise just a plain human cock aside from being 13 inches long. Still defaulted to monstrously.
I don't hate the idea of genderbending Brint but I vastly prefer Brint's design to Brienne's. I think it's the humanish face. She doesn't seem very 'minotaur'-y to me. I've actually seen some pretty decent lady minotaur art out there. It'd be nice to have an art option, anyways. Though tbh I may just keep Brint Brint, he's still sexy.
Also I know it's been said before but I do really hope there ends up being a way to convince Cait to get pregnant. Even if it ends up being lategame content that you can't unlock until you resolve her search for her sister or something.
Also I know it's been said before but I do really hope there ends up being a way to convince Cait to get pregnant. Even if it ends up being lategame content that you can't unlock until you resolve her search for her sister or something.
Stupid gripe, but the Dog Days quest doesn't trigger if you rest or spend the night with a Companion at the bar, only if you 'sleep' which is a bit confusing!
Pretty sure she makes a too-aware almost-meta-seeming jab at the idea of you going to reverse her tattoos effect the moment you learn a way to reverse it later. So that fact that she knows you'd try it, I doubt she'd be convinced.
Along with the fact that her lifestyle involves slutting around without big consequences.
You'd basically have to convince her to abandon being a priestess of Mallach, which is an entire way of life so... not sure that's happening.
She is not opposed to raising a family eventually. She has other things to worry about during the beginning of the game; it would be logical that she would only divulge such information once the adventure is over.
I think it's great that there are characters in this game who will say "not right now" or "maybe after we're done saving the world" when you talk to them about kids (rather than "fuck no" or "gods yes"). Yeah, I know, pregnancy fetish and all. But holy shit, not being around my newborn baby for the first, what, month or two of its life would rip me to pieces.
That's true though, forgot about that. Imo though, a lot would have to happen i think (besides the endgame) for Cait to make a decision like that. She's pretty young, got a lot of things to do and people to fuck, so making that decision in the span of two months, which is the span of time the game happens in, seems a little forced maybe?
I wouldn't be surprised if she decided to just go back to her old way of life in the temple of Mallach once everything returns to normal. That is, if her sister returns the way she used to be before going through the portal, if she ever returns at all.
That's just how Brint's subset of Minotaur works. The Khor'minos women are basically "standard" humanish cowgirls. The Northern Minotaur women are full furry cowgirls, complete with cow-like faces (Kavi, for example, is a Northerner), while their men are humanlike cowboys.
It's not just a case of not wanting to get pregnant (which would be problematic for her on both a personal and spiritual level, though she's not opposed to it happening eventually) but it's a matter of a really powerful enchantment that makes it so she can't get pregnant even if she wants to. Whether the means to reverse it are even within the Champion's reach is unknown, since for all we know it could require something that requires a trip to Jassira to obtain. And even if you could, she'd refuse to take it.
That said, an ending variation where this does happen and we see Cait with a bunch of disgustingly adorable kitties wouldn't be something I'd object to, I just don't see it happening during the couple of months or so the game is supposed to take place over.
I am fully aware of the lore justifications for the situation as it stands.
honestly the same argument can be made for things that definitely can happen to other characters in the game. My counter is that it is just a game and that with good enough writing it can be made to gel well enough in the story to be believable. I'm not demanding it, just saying a thing that irks me a little.
honestly the same argument can be made for things that definitely can happen to other characters in the game. My counter is that it is just a game and that with good enough writing it can be made to gel well enough in the story to be believable. I'm not demanding it, just saying a thing that irks me a little.
Fair enough, i would also like disgustingly adorable little pink kitties from Cait.
not havin rut as a catboy is the bigest disappointment in my list of things
Actually, ya know, I've kinda noticed that catfolk related content is a little short in general. There's even instances where Cait, Tam, Leorah, and Vari all talk about catfolk like you're not one. I know it just isn't really within the scope to make race tags relevant to every encounter, but there doesn't seem to be anything cat-like about a catfolk champion (even among other catfolk).
I've actually noticed a few mentions of the PC being a catfolk like the first time you have sex with leorah and when you first meat cait in the tutorial and she calls you dad if your a male catfolk, not entirely sure how many are in game though
Brint also changes his comment about a diverse party to being about a catgirl party. And Cait will confuse you with her sister when you're a catgirl.
But being human meshes with the story the most to be honest. Since it doesn't really require any special writing. Same for some of the backgrounds. Hunter is mostly fine for example, but Acolyte is a mess. The game is simply not written to take you being clergy into account.
She's supposed to be pretty smart for an 8 year old. To quote "astronomical INT, single-digit WIS".
By that, she's super duper smart, maybe even smarter than you.
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Kinu has been playing the game for longer than you (years if you're doing it post-freedom) while the Champion has never seen go or shogi before she introduces them to you. It's not terribly surprising that she'll beat you more often than not.
this is not how kids work
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