Yeah, and not only that but trying to actually write people from the Champ's past would step on players' ability to mentally roleplay their character and their backstory.
Yeah, and not only that but trying to actually write people from the Champ's past would step on players' ability to mentally roleplay their character and their backstory.
They do have an impact, beyond just giving a stat point and allowing for three stats to be levelled up (if they weren't part of your level and race. Note that level and race, along with what stats they let you level up, can change throughout the game, so backgrounds are the only purely static source of potential level up stats). That primarily just being dialogue changes, though they can impact your choices/actions. For example, in the quest where you rescue Garth (and the loggers) from the camp in the woods, you normally have to deal with a few waves of combat while searching for it, but if you have the Hunter background, you skip the combat encounters entirely and just immediately find the camp.From a gameplay perspective the backgrounds confused me anyway. They give just a single stat point and from what I can tell they have minimal influence on, well, anything. Why are they even there if they have next to no use?
There are hundreds of pc.bg and pc.bgMulti checks in the game. They're for flavor text and roleplay, and sometimes more significant changes than that (e.g. Soldier gets a whole separate training variation for Valencia, Hunter can avoid the Old Forest animal traps in Dog Days).Well, I don't think it'd work for every background unless the descriptions got changed, but the arcanist at least mentions that you and your hedge witch teacher had a falling out at the beginning of the game. So there's something to go on at least?
From a gameplay perspective the backgrounds confused me anyway. They give just a single stat point and from what I can tell they have minimal influence on, well, anything. Why are they even there if they have next to no use?
That background may be more focused than others but trying to actually write this teacher as a character would still risk stepping on roleplaying toes (after all, why you have a falling-out isn't specified which leaves the player free to imagine a number of reasons) and it would be a character who could only appear if you picked that specific background. I'm guessing that some are more commonly picked than others and while this poll isn't exactly a controlled sample it's probably a fair assumption that Arcanists make up less than ten percent of all gamestates. Writing a character for such a limited audience would be a pretty colossal waste of time.Well, I don't think it'd work for every background unless the descriptions got changed, but the arcanist at least mentions that you and your hedge witch teacher had a falling out at the beginning of the game. So there's something to go on at least?
Background also affects stat affinities, meaning that the combination of it and your race determine which stats you can spend points on when leveling up.From a gameplay perspective the backgrounds confused me anyway. They give just a single stat point and from what I can tell they have minimal influence on, well, anything. Why are they even there if they have next to no use?
There are hundreds of pc.bg and pc.bgMulti checks in the game. They're for flavor text and roleplay, and sometimes more significant changes than that (e.g. Soldier gets a whole separate training variation for Valencia, Hunter can avoid the Old Forest animal traps in Dog Days).
Most of these checks are intentionally written so that they flow naturally in the text; they're the sorts of things you won't notice unless you're both close reading the text and actively looking for them.
I would remove the requirement of being afursonalupine in order to access Gwyneth/Garret content involving daddy issues/degradation.
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Wait, do you want to not be lupine to do the scene or do you just not want a muzzle? Because the scene is tied to you being a lupine race.adding to this, I'd like to be able to do the chase scene with kiyoko without being a lupine. You shouldnt need a muzzle to enjoy playing tag!
This - I've made a half-lupine much Berwyn is in the case of CoC2 and still get the scene.Because the scene is tied to you being a lupine race.
both! I was just mentioning to muzzles in a rude, reductive way to reference lupines.Wait, do you want to not be lupine to do the scene or do you just not want a muzzle? Because the scene is tied to you being a lupine race.
Ftw more than just lupines have muzzles in CoC2.both! I was just mentioning to muzzles in a rude, reductive way to reference lupines.
Ftw more than just lupines have muzzles in CoC2.
And bigger mouth to eat with.Muzzles give you the advantage of being able to suck even more dick because of the extra room.
I'm not into virginity loss content, either; it's got a silly mystique out of all proportion to the actual awkwardness and derpiness involved. That said, IMO there are a few main reasons people can be interested in first-time scenes. They are pretty different!Someone tell me why people are so into losing their virginities - I can understand somewhat from a wholesome perspective, but I can't say I'm a fan of the "first-time blood" and what-not, and in my neck of the internet woods, being into taking/giving virginities is... different, to put it nicely.
Actually, a lot of our companions do have virginal elements to them.One thing about Champion virginity scenes (aside from whether writers have an interest in doing them in the first place) is the return on time investment. Unless they're roleplaying it for a specific reason (like I am with one Champ waiting for Ryn's cage to come off) the vast majority of players are likely to lose all their relevant virginities early on, so the further into the game you have to go to see any particular scene, the less likely it is that there will be players in a position to see it and so the less sense it makes to account for it. Some writers might because they're into it, others won't.
Meanwhile very few of the companions are virgins so there's not much there to write about. I think Ryn is the only one who hasn't had real sex of some sort before meeting the Champ and Cait is the only one who has something they haven't done that's treated as a Big Deal. Okay, there's also Brienne, who's a virgin as Brienne but she's a pretty unusual case. Maybe Einen will be based on what we've seen, but that's in the future. So aside from Brienne, Ryn's first time getting to use her penis and Cait's anal scenes that were just added, there isn't much there to hang a scene on.
..You mean the Glowing Shard item that gives you arctic tags on your tail & fur?Oh & maybe a frost kitsune tf item would be nice to
Swallow Whole is one of the Tarrasque's special attacks; vore is a blacklisted fetish for this game.To fight a tarrasque or have a tf item based on one.
So do snakes swallow their prey whole and you don't see any of that in the game.Swallow Whole is one of the Tarrasque's special attacks; vore is a blacklisted fetish for this game.