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And the child is adorable. So, purple mommy and master daddy. That took me a moment.

What I meant isn't just that concubine Sera can have children, too, but that her post-pregnancy scenes (and thus, personality) are the same as far as I remember. Hence my "Sera's new business has started making proper profit" scene quote as an actual difference between concubine and merchant...

In various bodily fluids.

Concubine path can also have children, it just needs different arguments. I didn't notice any concubine/merchant variations for her post-pregnancy scenes in the doc (although I can't find her sub pregnancy doc any more) so I think those are universal for both paths. What I like is the moment...

I'm a huge sucker for "contracted demon servant" stuff. The fact that - at least on the merchant path, I never cared for the other option - you domming her essentially improves her life, and gives her a chance to earn her freedom (and pride) back by giving her a second (apparently successful)...

Iirc, you do help indirectly - as in, Steele Tech noticed that their likely future boss was picking up and selling bits of Savicite because they couldn't get a sales contract finished, which made them look stupid. So they hurried the contract along.

Pro: Psionic incestuous dragon children. Con: They have dicks. Well, hermaphrodite psionic incestuous dragon children are better than no psionic incestuous dragon children. I can compromise.

Assuming you have enough minimum lust, sex Syri (using "hug", not betting) and keep choosing "Don't go". I'm slightly sad that there's no variation no matter how often you keep choosing "Don't go" ("Regain energy from sex" + "Minimum lust: Always ready" = "Sexual Perpetuum Mobile"... I should...

From what I've read in the doc, it is fluffed as a regular (if illegal) transformative item.

Well then, moral quandary! Does the (apparently) only queen to have personally seen combat and the cruelty of war stay on Myrellion as a valuable tempering influence amongst (whatever may remain of) the counsel of queens, or, since influence in the council is based on the number of offspring and...

I don't remember that mentioned in game, but her talk isn't repeatable, so I can't check - but the wiki mentions nothing about it. Is this some dev comment or something mentioned in her doc?

Sorry to say this, but you're getting your hopes up. Every variation has to be written and coded. It's easier to write a throw-away sentence here and there than to add an entirely different path for the encounter, especially if the author doesn't particularly care about something - and so far...

I, personally, want to get Liliana off-planet (and maybe get her a job at the nursery looking after children). Sure, it could get in the way of her crush on Doctor Anilla, but that's just mentioned in one scene. (And yeah, if I had to choose gold or red myr, I'd choose red. Largely because all...

That works too, but only if you know that's why her stomach gets its own description. (Which I didn't, until now.)

Her pregnancy takes a while to become visible, and you don't get a notification. You have to "manually" check your Codex ➡ Stats ➡ Encounters ➡ Tavros, and look under "The Dark Chrysalis". (I kept looking under Codex ➡ Log and didn't notice the pregnancy. The codex can be rather...

Just adding them to existing weapons would likely create balance issues. Creating new weapons for and with new tags, on the other hand, probably falls under "Don't wait for it, if you want it, do it yourself". So the real question is "How nice does a weapon need to be to justify coding a new...

If you're referring to Dr. Lash, he's living in the trash because he's an ecoterrorist who is hunted by the UGC after he sterilized the entire sentient population of a planet. He and Badger aren't random nobodies, they are mad scientists no one wants to work with because they are to crazy and...

In that case that should be specified, since title and first post talk about weapon flags, so regular weapons with special effects like burn, penetrating, or vampiric.

That would be too little too late. By then, players who dislike the concept will already dislike Akane and most likely avoid future interaction with her, so the only people who'd see it are people who already like her. First impressions matter, and Akane's first impression is "You lose...

These don't sound like something a standard weapon should have. This is more in line with a special attack/effect like the goozooka. There is corrosion damage in game. It can mean anything from acid attacks to nanobots disintegrating you. So the only part missing would be a "pain" tag, possibly...