First off, let me start by saying voicing my approval for the character of Shade. She has a past that humanizes her and endears her to the player without making light of the morally grey/black things she commits on the regular. You don't typically see things like this, usually when characters have tragic pasts, they tend to be easily swayed to the opposition or made out to be victims, but Shade falls into neither of these traps, she's had a bad past, but it doesn't suddenly make light of her actions nor does it attempt to. I appreciate having morally black characters that aren't baby eaters or generic mustache twirlers.
With that out of the way, a specific portion of the interations a player can have with her kind of confused me, namely the post Karaquest pt 2. discussion with her. The whole situation is played as a breach of trust by Shade, when it appears to just be a issue with a lack of communication. It's not like Shade really went too deep in her talks with Steele, besides how she got her runes, a lot of the topics discussed with her are fairly mundane topics, none of which really touch upon her being a member of the Black Void, so as such, Steele had no way of knowing what exactly they were walking into when they accepted Kara's pirate raid mission. It's not as if they expected Shade to be there, it came completely out of leftfield.
Afterwards, she wants to discuss what happened, perfectly fine.
...And then she talking about how Steele broke her trust, which really threw me for a loop. What exactly did Shade trust Steele with? Had they not gone on that mission, they wouldn't have even known that Shade was affiliated with Amara's section of the Black Void. It still just seems like a problem from both ends with a lack of communication, Steele had no way of knowing what they were doing directly involved Shade and Shade didn't exactly tell them (Which is acceptable, seeing as the Black Void IS a criminal organization).
If anything, the "trust" issues stem from Shade's side, seeing as she didn't devulge into her history deep enough for Steele to know exactly what was or wasn't crossing a boundary. There have to be countless amounts of bounty hunters out there, what were the odds Shade would be affiliated with the Black Void?
Not really any point to this, just voicng my confusion as to how that scene was handed. It's part of the reason why I'll be turning down Shade (Bittersweet love stories! Yay!) and also because I can't call my Steele a good samaritan if I pass up the opportunity to intrude on a criminal originization for some milfcuntpussy (Even if it's good Milfcuntpussy, god damn it Savin!) Also, I want to to be able to get more opportunities to get sweet loot from the bases (Dat Aegis Light Machinegun
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And off topic, but does choosing the infertile perk change Syri's reaction to vaginal sex? If not, seems kind of weird since Syri's hangup is the potential child resulting from it, and Steele could also point out that they're infertile.
With that out of the way, a specific portion of the interations a player can have with her kind of confused me, namely the post Karaquest pt 2. discussion with her. The whole situation is played as a breach of trust by Shade, when it appears to just be a issue with a lack of communication. It's not like Shade really went too deep in her talks with Steele, besides how she got her runes, a lot of the topics discussed with her are fairly mundane topics, none of which really touch upon her being a member of the Black Void, so as such, Steele had no way of knowing what exactly they were walking into when they accepted Kara's pirate raid mission. It's not as if they expected Shade to be there, it came completely out of leftfield.
Afterwards, she wants to discuss what happened, perfectly fine.
...And then she talking about how Steele broke her trust, which really threw me for a loop. What exactly did Shade trust Steele with? Had they not gone on that mission, they wouldn't have even known that Shade was affiliated with Amara's section of the Black Void. It still just seems like a problem from both ends with a lack of communication, Steele had no way of knowing what they were doing directly involved Shade and Shade didn't exactly tell them (Which is acceptable, seeing as the Black Void IS a criminal organization).
If anything, the "trust" issues stem from Shade's side, seeing as she didn't devulge into her history deep enough for Steele to know exactly what was or wasn't crossing a boundary. There have to be countless amounts of bounty hunters out there, what were the odds Shade would be affiliated with the Black Void?
Not really any point to this, just voicng my confusion as to how that scene was handed. It's part of the reason why I'll be turning down Shade (Bittersweet love stories! Yay!) and also because I can't call my Steele a good samaritan if I pass up the opportunity to intrude on a criminal originization for some milfcuntpussy (Even if it's good Milfcuntpussy, god damn it Savin!) Also, I want to to be able to get more opportunities to get sweet loot from the bases (Dat Aegis Light Machinegun
)And off topic, but does choosing the infertile perk change Syri's reaction to vaginal sex? If not, seems kind of weird since Syri's hangup is the potential child resulting from it, and Steele could also point out that they're infertile.
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