Observation post of the Observer.
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Gonna guess a time and effort issue, especially with coding. That’s usually it.
Would it really take that much effort to give us the option to stop Asagiri from getting buried?
I ask that is because the reason we don't have a way to stop it has nothing to do with effort.That's the phrase one uses when they want to replicate the visual motif of the Matador's cloth enraging the bull, akin to painting a target on your ass
And i would agree with you, if Asagiri was or is going to be a major character in the game, but he already confirmed she's not.
I WILL
it may be years until this game is done (like seriously 2025 is my estimate) but i will remember her and hopefully youre still alive and i can ask again for asagiri.
And he will say no just for the fun of it
He'll do it for the salt, as he does in all things.
Salt is the only thing he needs to live forever... in fact, he is a mythological being who eats salt to stay young.
Will Kiyoko keep gaining tails after being rescued from the Astral Plane, or did I royally mess up my fox-wife? xD
... I don't suppose now would be a good time to ask about Puppy Mom.
I find it interesting how she devotes her life to being a better mom (and wife) than her own ever was.
Is there any work being done with her or her brother? How do you plan to expand on them? Are you open to suggestions or submissions?
I find it interesting how she devotes her life to being a better mom (and wife) than her own ever was.
Is there any work being done with her or her brother? How do you plan to expand on them? Are you open to suggestions or submissions?
You'll be able to find their mother in the zone after the Winter City and learn more of what happened that she was sentenced to walk the ice.
I won't say.
It does not actually happen in the game. It's Tobs' fan works.
I'm suddenly more minded to let Kiyoko stay at home and keep the kits safe than lugging her around as my favored nuker... but since Asagiri's story is independent of the game&gameplay I know that wouldn't really serve a purpose.
Not gonna pester tobs to drop the story.arc either though... I can suck it up and accept some hard-knock life in my invested narratives.
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First I just wanted to say I love Kiyoko, Gwyneth, Rags, really all your work so far. You’re such a talented writer and it’s really cool how much thought you put into the things you write. I also wanted to ask can we expect Warden Azami, Yuzu and the rest of the forest Kitsune to get anymore content in the future?
Update for the month of April:
Time spent in self-quarantine was less productive than I'd hoped, but don't we all. There was some effort spent near the beginning of the month with integrating Hethia into the Winter City dungeon, since I promised people years ago that they'd get to see her again after the events at Westbank and it was time to make good on that promise. $15 tier subs on Savin's Patreons will know what I'm talking about. I also spent a week and a half making a false start on Hethia NPC for her to putter around in the palace after you're done with the dungeon; she'll show up whether you chose to beat her up or not back at Westbank, with different attitudes accordingly. I dropped it halfway just before starting on the sex because I wasn't feeling it and wanted to work on something else, so there's that. Maybe I'll come back around to it sometime like another elf-related project I had earlier in the year.
There are some other things that are waiting in the wings -- Kohaku has four or five extra scenes waiting to be coded. Selling your soul for fun and profit is already coded and waiting to be merged sans a UI asset we need. I may have written some other bits and bobs that've slipped my memory, but that's about the long and short of it.
Now then, to the heavy stuff. This year, I won't be participating in Mayternity, instead working on something else.
North of the Winter City, we're going to be putting another optional zone in the vein of Harvest Valley -- the Glacial Rift. This is as far north as the Champion will be able to venture; beyond the sea ice is open ocean. It's all permafrost to the south and sea ice after the land ends, save for thermal vents to the southwest. While Wsan et al work on the Undermountain and Khor'minos, this and the filling in of previous zones and encounters should keep you all busy for the pretty long period of time we expect minotaur land to take.
Here are some examples of what might materialise:
-Jotuns: Sigrune's people, frost giants who are at least twice as tall as you are.
-Avanai: Roc-riding not-aarakocra with icy feathers with innate powers over storms and snow.
-Demon Cultists: Cultists of Tollus' who are up to no good this far north. These are full demons.
-Selkies: Manatee-girls with bone harpoons.
-Siorcanna: Shark-people who live in the frigid waters beneath the ice shelf.
-Valkyries: Fresh faces in Lumia's order who are seeking to prove themselves.
There'll also be some additional friendly encounters like northern minotaurs and friendly valkyries.
The central plot thread of the area revolves around two points: Tollus getting up to his usual shenanigans. While his goons will be out and about any time, to confront him up here you'll have to defeat him in Harvest Valley. The second point is the four main native peoples of the rift -- Jotuns, Avanai, Selkies and Siorcanna finally having had enough of two centuries' worth of the pale elves and by extent, Lumians squatting on their land and overstaying their initial welcome while polluting the ice shelves with all kinds of thermal pollution that is making their way of life increasingly impossible. There seems to be something creating a psychic drone over the rift -- residents of the ice shelf all around have been waking from troubled dreams. Nothing concrete is memorable from the dreams, barring a vague craving for baser pleasures and a desire to enter the Lumian keep; hostilities have erupted in earnest as a result of this.
All this will be done in iterations, of course, and may be subject to change, but this is the plan.
There are some other plot threads I'd personally like to at least have a go at picking up, such as Garth's wife and Sigrune, but that's very nebulous for now.
We'll see you again at the end of May.
Time spent in self-quarantine was less productive than I'd hoped, but don't we all. There was some effort spent near the beginning of the month with integrating Hethia into the Winter City dungeon, since I promised people years ago that they'd get to see her again after the events at Westbank and it was time to make good on that promise. $15 tier subs on Savin's Patreons will know what I'm talking about. I also spent a week and a half making a false start on Hethia NPC for her to putter around in the palace after you're done with the dungeon; she'll show up whether you chose to beat her up or not back at Westbank, with different attitudes accordingly. I dropped it halfway just before starting on the sex because I wasn't feeling it and wanted to work on something else, so there's that. Maybe I'll come back around to it sometime like another elf-related project I had earlier in the year.
There are some other things that are waiting in the wings -- Kohaku has four or five extra scenes waiting to be coded. Selling your soul for fun and profit is already coded and waiting to be merged sans a UI asset we need. I may have written some other bits and bobs that've slipped my memory, but that's about the long and short of it.
Now then, to the heavy stuff. This year, I won't be participating in Mayternity, instead working on something else.
North of the Winter City, we're going to be putting another optional zone in the vein of Harvest Valley -- the Glacial Rift. This is as far north as the Champion will be able to venture; beyond the sea ice is open ocean. It's all permafrost to the south and sea ice after the land ends, save for thermal vents to the southwest. While Wsan et al work on the Undermountain and Khor'minos, this and the filling in of previous zones and encounters should keep you all busy for the pretty long period of time we expect minotaur land to take.
Here are some examples of what might materialise:
-Jotuns: Sigrune's people, frost giants who are at least twice as tall as you are.
-Avanai: Roc-riding not-aarakocra with icy feathers with innate powers over storms and snow.
-Demon Cultists: Cultists of Tollus' who are up to no good this far north. These are full demons.
-Selkies: Manatee-girls with bone harpoons.
-Siorcanna: Shark-people who live in the frigid waters beneath the ice shelf.
-Valkyries: Fresh faces in Lumia's order who are seeking to prove themselves.
There'll also be some additional friendly encounters like northern minotaurs and friendly valkyries.
The central plot thread of the area revolves around two points: Tollus getting up to his usual shenanigans. While his goons will be out and about any time, to confront him up here you'll have to defeat him in Harvest Valley. The second point is the four main native peoples of the rift -- Jotuns, Avanai, Selkies and Siorcanna finally having had enough of two centuries' worth of the pale elves and by extent, Lumians squatting on their land and overstaying their initial welcome while polluting the ice shelves with all kinds of thermal pollution that is making their way of life increasingly impossible. There seems to be something creating a psychic drone over the rift -- residents of the ice shelf all around have been waking from troubled dreams. Nothing concrete is memorable from the dreams, barring a vague craving for baser pleasures and a desire to enter the Lumian keep; hostilities have erupted in earnest as a result of this.
All this will be done in iterations, of course, and may be subject to change, but this is the plan.
There are some other plot threads I'd personally like to at least have a go at picking up, such as Garth's wife and Sigrune, but that's very nebulous for now.
We'll see you again at the end of May.
Promising your soul to Keros and becoming his mortal champion on Savarra in exchange for Kitsune TF's and perks/stats, I should think, hope? xD
A desire for fun, and also profit.
"My wife's family looks at me like I'm some kinda leper. 
Help me fit in and I'll give you the damn soul!"
Help me fit in and I'll give you the damn soul!"
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Greenland Sharks, maybe?
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"My wife's family looks at me like I'm some kinda leper.
Know what the sad part is? They'll still treat you like an outsider.
I expect as much, yes. It was mostly for comedic effect... though it would be nice if they became more inclusive, at least within the colony if nothing else.
I can guarantee you that everyone's attitude will change, although not all in the same way.
Can you change there attitude without selling your soul, for those of us that don't want to become a kitsune?
Not in the same way, if at all. I don't know.
Writing an alternative path to get the Champion in better graces with the Kitsune Den without promising their soul to Keros and with his blessing becoming a true Kitsune themselves sounds like it'd be a lot of work for what's essentially a superfluous crowdpleaser.