I would love if Wynne could get pregnant. I can't tell if it's possible or not and without being able to see the game's code it's hard to check.
Legitimately, yes me tooI'm upset Berwyn's no longer a companion anymore.
That's what the word "minority" means. Not only are they a small part of the overall NPC population, they're less than half of the dick-wielding sexable NPC population.I never said that there are too many dickgirls nor am I asking for less of them. I just don't agree with the framing that dickgirls in particular are 'the minority' considering how they often have more elaborate content than most male NPCs.
I listed most sexable NPCs, couldnt remember every NPC off the top of my head.
You're right I suppose. I didn't consider the male NPCs to be a minority either but when compared to the female population everything else is apparently.That's what the word "minority" means. Not only are they a small part of the overall NPC population, they're less than half of the dick-wielding sexable NPC population.
Well it's better than shackling a second companion onto another writer.I'm upset Berwyn's no longer a companion anymore.
I have a feel that the "target audience" isn't interested in the latter, but find that the former may appear in important parts of the story, thus assuming that Savarra is Futaland. Something similar happened with CoC, to the point that a certain common complaint ("furry futa femdom") is included in the CoC2 disclaimer.I think one of the reason why one might have the idea that "everyone in this game is a futa" is because of the disproportional presentation of girls with dicks compared to guys with vaginas.
He is not worse off, worse off was the other plan of probably just fucking removing him from the game?For now, I do have to say that post Quest Berry does seem worse off in terms of content and that the parser soup seemed to harm the overall expirience more than it helped. I do wonder for who this update was aimed for since it does feel kinda of uncertain of who the target audience is.
I mean, if you are a Berwyn fan, progressing with his quests yields you 4 and something sex scenes and maybe an option to add to him something extra to spice things up.He is not worse off, worse off was the other plan of probably just fucking removing him from the game?
Again, the other option was remove him from the game, why cant you be glad he was given a genuinely good overall expac?I mean, if you are a Berwyn fan, progressing with his quests yields you 4 and something sex scenes and maybe an option to add to him something extra to spice things up.
If you like your Berwyn as he is, a cute Dom, you get 9 scenes. So yeah, basically doing nothing and just having him sit in the tavern does feel like a better choice.
Understanding a decision doesn't negate someone's feelings about it, I have followed this for a long time Berwyn was my fav and well early on made me notice I was more gay than I cared to admit, plus I loved his content. So this change was unexpected and felt like a slap in the face, I get why they did it, but I don't like how it was handled it felt like I just out of nowhere got my fav character thrown out and left worse overall because we lost a lot of stuff for him because of this too. Thats just me, but I assume others feel similarly.Again, the other option was remove him from the game, why cant you be glad he was given a genuinely good overall expac?
I mean, the whole game is here for fetish reasons.You're right I suppose. I didn't consider the male NPCs to be a minority either but when compared to the female population everything else is apparently.
I think one of the reason why one might have the idea that "everyone in this game is a futa" is because of the disproportional presentation of girls with dicks compared to guys with vaginas. Like yeah there is one or two cboys / male-herms in the game but whenever there is a mention of hermaphroditism it is always heavily implied to be of the female variety which is kinda immersion breaking imo and I can see why some would think that dickgirls are there solely for fetish reasons instead of complementing the world building especially when there are no apparent reasons for it to be that way.
I totally feel ya on what ya said, it's a shitty situation to be sure tho it's good to know that I'm not the only one feeling like u do about it all.I mean, if you are a Berwyn fan, progressing with his quests yields you 4 and something sex scenes and maybe an option to add to him something extra to spice things up.
If you like your Berwyn as he is, a cute Dom, you get 9 scenes. So yeah, basically doing nothing and just having him sit in the tavern does feel like a better choice.
I feel like there is a way to give Berwyn a nice conclusion to his questline without removing him from being a companion or from the game entirely. Giving us an option to 'customize' our own Berwyn was a neat idea but was ultimately too ambitious to be implement on a party member. Imo this expac wrapped up his story pretty well but I think I'd rather have him stay as a companion without further updates than the body modification shenanigans tbh. (Not saying that the body transformation was bad ofc. I'm just disappointed to lose one of my favorite companion)Again, the other option was remove him from the game, why cant you be glad he was given a genuinely good overall expac?
Again, the other option was remove him from the game, why cant you be glad he was given a genuinely good overall expac?
Because the entire pitch behind companions is that they do have ongoing content that integrates them with the story, the world and each other. It's literally right there in the primary design doc in bold that Savin does not want CoC1 bubble waifus who don't interact with anybody else. It's also right there in the still-stickied topic that Tobs wrote about writing companions. Even the companions who have the least content right now have more integration with the rest of the cast and with ongoing events than Berry.Yea, Berwyn was a companion, but what would have been stopping them from just saying "Sorry, Berwyn won't be getting more content"
Because stuff like that is bad for the game, and Berwyn was a special case. Most characters already recieved expansions in one way or another, the only exceptions were Quintilus, Berwyn and Agni.Was the only other option to remove him from the game completely? Other characters have been written by authors who have stopped writing them for one reason or another, and they haven't been put through this same situation. Yea, Berwyn was a companion, but what would have been stopping them from just saying "Sorry, Berwyn won't be getting more content".
So, according to the data that you yourself provided, over 20% of the women encountered in this game have a penis. That's a great deal more than the 0.6% of people 13 and older who identify as trans in the United States alone (read: All trans people, not just trans women.) I never implied that women with penises where a majority, only that there are a great deal of them more in this game then in real life. In reality, women with penises are extremely rare.There's no preponderance of women with penises. Numerically, they constitute a very clear minority.
Very little of the Godswar has been explained and explored in the game so far - aside from how it relates to the living gods that is. There's very little to consider, because we simply do not know the impact the Godswar had on Savarra or its inhabitants. No doubt many people died. Entire nations where set aflame. But a few centuries afterwards and everything seems to be fine and well in the world of Savarra. It would be extremely easy to create a simple codex page explaining (even in broad strokes) the impact the Godswar had - but all we have now is suppositionAhem, did you miss the elephant in the room that is the Godswar? You know, the apocalyptic struggle against an extradimensional threat that almost destroyed the world, did bring the single largest empire to ruin and has left virtually everybody picking up the pieces and struggling to just survive for the last few centuries? You might wanna consider that.
Also, there are hints that tensions between different races have been a factor (particularly in Kitsuhon and Not!China) but they're, y'know, not nearly as big a deal any more in the face of the goddamned apocalypse. Also, this ls literally fantasy with porn and very little is going to kill players' horni more than reading all about ethnic tensions. Deal with it.
I have a thing for "muscle (dick)girls" just like Savin. In fact, I'm pretty sure Savin and I share a lot of interests - which is why I enjoy this game a whole lot. But again, when I can start a drinking game because certain types of characters in this game have become its own trope, would it really hurt to branch things out instead of oversaturating these characters?Do you think that maybe the fact that the lead developer/writer for the game has a thing for muscle (dick)girls might be a factor here? Again, this is fantasy, not a tract about systems of government, gender norms or race.
Also if you want to be pedantic, Khor'minos and its king say hi, and before the Godswar the lupines had Jarls and Belhar had Emperors. Probably Empresses too but I think we've only been told about male rulers there.
Is it not implied that once you rescue his daughter Ahmri from Master Tollus that the title of chieftan would fall to her? Leaving her in charge? She's called a centaur princess after all.Taldahs can't be supplanted, he can be purified and remain in charge or you kill him and then nobody is in charge.
Wow, this is such a useful and cromulent reply.Again, not a tract on gender norms or politics. Don't like it? Learn to live with it.
Being interested in long-term goals isn't mutually exclusive with being evil.And Kasyrra considers them to be small-minded while she has ambitions. Whether you agree with them or not (to say nothing of her methods) is another matter entirely, but she's demonstrated a good deal more of an interest in long-term goals than they did. Also, something something CoC2's writers are (largely) not the same as CoC1's and the writing of the earlier game isn't on nearly the same level.
See above.Not acting like a rape-beast =/= not acting like a demon. See above, and Kas is clearly more goal-oriented and has a better handle on her lusts. Which isn't to say she doesn't have them, but she does sense something special about the Champ which means she's being especially careful around them. Can't fuck the soul out of them before it's strong enough.
>Wraith invade and start a war that nearly annihilates the worldI suggest you pay more attention and leave the Dung Ages stereotypes at the door. I'd suggest in particular that you pay attention to the detail put into Khor'minos, which is modeled after ancient Rome and has indoor plumbing.
Is Savarra utopian? Hell no, but it's not nearly as grimdark as you seem to think it is.
Gods are real and the common person is their plaything
No such thing as modern medicine or amenities
It's seemingly common for people to be brutally hacked up, raped, set aflame, etc.
Demon invades and bends every national leader (and maybe even The Champion) under their will
You do you. I was merely making a non-serious tongue-in-cheek comment.As someone who does play a Champ who doesn't have a great deal of sex and is chaste with everyone but her beloved, I'll thank you to not tell me that I'm Doing It Wrong.
Plenty of people live without empathy in our very world.Well, a complete lack of empathy for starts...
Allow me to point you to my reply to them, in which I debunk the claim that there isn't a huge difference between Savarra and the real world. There's a huge, largely unexplained difference between Savarra and our world. It might be realistic enough for you, but it's not realistic enough for me to suspend my disbelief.First off, as Aly has noted the numbers aren't as imbalanced as you think. Also, it's what the writers tend to like and it's what the majority of the fanbase likes to see. This is, again, a fucking fantasy game, it doesn't have to be 'realistic'. It just has to be realistic enough that it doesn't break the majority of players' suspension of disbelief.
And this is explained if you pay attention. Alchemy exists in this setting and one thing that can be done with it is to affect genitalia. Hence, you get ladies who might not have been born with a penis but who wanted one, so they went and got one. There are others who had it applied to them and aren't happy about it (Eryka) or who were transformed involuntarily and don't mind it (Evelyn). And then there are a number of people who are simply born intersex because that's how their race works in the setting. Elves of all stripes can be born that way, as a fact of life in Savarra.
Oh, you are correct. I misremembered and for some reason only remembered Morwen as having a penis.Anna and Morwen both do actually, and Orlaith can be explained both by 'It's Wsan, that's what he wanted to write' and 'They're literally made of magic'.
There have been plenty of city-states throughout history that have been able to muster some kind of soldiery in times of need, see: Ancient Greece, and 18th century Germanic states. Why can't The Frost Marches unite, or try to combat this newfound threat? They have every reason to get their collective asses into gear as quickly as possible. And even if the regional powers can't or won't unite, then what about the actual superpowers of the world? Where are their armies? I don't believe we've heard a peep from them, even though it would be simple to send pigeons with an urgent message.Have you actually done the conversation where Carmen asks you to become the Champion of Hawkthorne? Or paid any attention to the setting? The Frost Marches is not a well-organized state with a strong government, it's a large town with no permanent military and its nominal ruler has very little actual power to call upon. There is no army to muster and no government to organize one. The Winter City has been isolationist for centuries and the events of the game drain the bulk of its upper crust before we're able to stabilize things, so they don't have vast armies to mobilize to send beyond the borders when they haven't even been able to maintain a wayfort that used to represent the southern edge of their domains for several centuries. Khor'minos is the one regional power that really has its collective shit together (probably because they hunkered down during the Godswar after Fort Marrok fell and waited until it all blew over) and they've focused on defending what they have rather than trying to launch an expedition against Kasyrra. That her forces lay siege to the city and keep them in a defensive posture doesn't help either.
Nope. That's not what I said or implied at all.Because this is a porn game. Are you really asking why a game whose main draw is sex would write all its sexable characters to be attractive in their own ways?
Are you... not aware that many of these forced TFs are unlabeled? So when you click the option expecting one thing, but you get something else then that isn't the player's problem because they aren't given the appropriate information beforehand. Literally the first potential sex scene in the game (with Kassyra) is replete with forced transformations that the player cannot opt out of if they didn't know beforehand. And even if they do know and don't want them, then that means no sex!If you clicked the wrong option, that's not a forced transformation; it's you not paying attention. PEBKAC is not a problem the devs can solve.
This. Is. A. Fantasy. Game. It does not need to reflect real life. Fantasy. Game.I think that you misunderstand the point that I was trying to make. I'm not implying that trans women, or women with penises shouldn't be represented in this game, they absolutely should. But they're also over-represented in comparison to reality. It would take very little to simply explain why there is such a delta between our world and Savarra.
Only because you have not been paying attention. The game describes the impact of the Godswar repeatedly, there is an entire quest where you explore the ruins of a fort that fell during the Godswar and hear what it did to the region. The hub location where you begin the game and spend a lot of your time had to be rebuilt a few decades before the game begins because it took that long after the Godswar for the population levels to return to the point that they could rebuild a permanent settlement there. There is a sequence that contains some of the most significant lore in the game which tells you straight up that a major city is an absolute shell of its former glory because of the Godswar. Characters talk about how bad things are in the heartlands that bore the brunt of the fighting. That you think it hasn't been explained does not mean that it hasn't been.Very little of the Godswar has been explained and explored in the game so far - aside from how it relates to the living gods that is. There's very little to consider, because we simply do not know the impact the Godswar had on Savarra or its inhabitants.
There is no part of telling a compelling story that requires a fucking essay about race relations, just to fit your obsession with having every possible detail explained about why people are mostly getting along.But y'know, you're right. Someone should really tell Savin and everyone else who has worked hard on this game that this game is merely porn and that they (the contributers et al) should be held to a lower standard because of it. There is nothing great or transformative with this game. It's the lowest of the low.
You want to see something different? Write it.I have a thing for "muscle (dick)girls" just like Savin. In fact, I'm pretty sure Savin and I share a lot of interests - which is why I enjoy this game a whole lot. But again, when I can start a drinking game because certain types of characters in this game have become its own trope, would it really hurt to branch things out instead of oversaturating these characters?
Actually, yes it does, because your argument was 'lol no kings'. The single greatest polity on the planet had a ruling emperor before the Godswar happened.And yes, Khor'minos might have a king (for now) but that doesn't take away from what I was saying.
And I think that you're mistaking a game for a sociopolitical tract, which it is not and was never intended to be.And whether there where a great deal of male rulers in Savarra's past is completely irrelevant. Because we're dealing with Savarra's present and future. If Savin wants the vast majority of rulers to be women, then that's great. But I feel that such a thing can and should be quickly explained.
Ummm, no. Go back to the village and read instead of skimming over it and picking out stupid crap to nitpick. Taldahs is still the chief of the village, Ahmri is his daughter. You may be confusing her with Atani, who does assume permanent leadership over the marefolk village because her mother isn't really in a good state to take up that responsibility due to the permahorni.Is it not implied that once you rescue his daughter Ahmri from Master Tollus that the title of chieftan would fall to her? Leaving her in charge? She's called a centaur princess after all.
If you can't live with the worldbuilding as the devs have done it for (checks) four years and counting, plus the lead time before anything was publicly released, you might as well just stop because the game has gone that long and nobody else has complained that what CoC2 really needs is an explanation for why there are so many female leaders or why the proportion of dickgirls does not match any real-world percentages. Newsflash: Savarra is not the real world, it doesn't have to reflect anything in it that the devs don't want to.No. I don't think I will learn to live with things that unnecessarily don't make sense. Especially when the solution is so simple.
No, but it means that she has a much better handle on herself than the CoC1 demons did. Demons who were, also, not written to be terribly deep characters. Hence, why she comes across as different. The writing actually acknowledges this.Being interested in long-term goals isn't mutually exclusive with being evil.
I could direct you to a dozen posts by the devs where they say, using very small words, that CoC2 is not CoC1 and you shouldn't be using it as a model for anything in the game. I'm sorry, you are objectively wrong. It does matter who's writing it and it does not matter that it's a sorta-sequel to the earlier game. And really, 'sequel' because it's not set in the same world and it does not have any continuity of plot or (with one exception that you may never even see) of characters.And it's completely irrelevant as to who's currently working working on this game. This game is quite literally a sequel to the first game, and what's more it's set in the same universe. It's been designed from the ground up by the lead developer to be so. You want to show the main antagonist as acting abnormal?
I think you're making shit up (seriously, find me a source in the game for "It's seemingly common for people to be brutally hacked up, raped, set aflame, etc.". I also think you're using a very different definition of grimdark than I am. It's a pervasive tone and not one that applies to Savarra. At all. Don't believe me, here's a dev to tell you that You Are Wrong:If you don't consider that grimdark, then I don't even know what to say.

By definition, a psychopath is not 'normal'. There's a reason they call its study 'abnormal psychology'.They're called psychopaths, and most of them are normal people like you and I.
Fortunately, you are a tiny minority screaming into the void.Allow me to point you to my reply to them, in which I debunk the claim that there isn't a huge difference between Savarra and the real world. It might be realistic enough for you, but it's not realistic enough for me to suspend my disbelief.
Literally. Born. That. Way. It's right there in the Codex entry for the Wyld and Frost Elves.So discounting the races who magically have be-dicked women (unexplained for no reason)
They're an extremely niche fetish that none of the staff writers and very few community writers are interested in, so they don't show up. It's really that simple. And before you say 'but muh population numbers, they don't add up!' let me direct you to Tobs again, saying that the devs do not give a flying fuck about meeting any sort of diversity quota.and the women who acquire penises by accident, let's assume that changing your genitalia is completely normal and even common-place to the common inhabitant of Savarra. And let's say for the sake of argument that both women and men have equal access to genitalia-changing alchemy/magic.
Where are the men with vaginas? Where are the hermaphroditic men?
And yet, it's not wrong. They are literally described as nature spirits, a thing that you will not find in the real world no matter how hard you search. Ergo, Wsan doesn't have to justify why one of his dryads has a horse peen. That's how they're written. For the Nth time, deal with it snowflake."They're literally made of magic."
Hand-waving nonsensical things away as the product of magic is so completely and utterly lazy. But according to the dryads' wiki page, at least it's implied that dryads' gentiles are divorced from gender/sex.
Ancient Greece had city-states with citizen populations (ie, the adult males who'd be fighting) numbering in the thousands to ten of thousands. Hawkthorne has, including the surrounding farmsteads, a total population of about one thousand people. The numbers simply Do Not Work for a standing army, though if you, y'know, pay attention, you might see dialogue about the training of a militia.There have been plenty of city-states throughout history that have been able to muster some kind of soldiery in times of need, see: Ancient Greece, and 18th century Germanic states. Why can't The Frost Marches unite, or try to combat this newfound threat?
They don't exist anymore. We have been told this. Repeatedly. The superpower of the world got its shit kicked in by the Godswar.They have every reason to get their collective asses into gear as quickly as possible. And even if the regional powers can't or won't unite, then what about the actual superpowers of the world? Where are their armies? I don't believe we've heard a peep from them, even though it would be simple to send pigeons with an urgent message.
Largely busy dealing with the aftermath of the aforementioned shit-kicking-in which still afflicts most of the Belharan heartland. Do everyone a favor and if you have not done so already, do the High Ground quest and pay very close attention to what everyone says about sinkholes and similar phenomenon.Even the living gods are taking note of Kassyra and stepping in from time-to-time. So where are their followers? Why aren't they mustering to face this clear and present danger?
They share the same general features in art because they're being drawn by, largely, one person these days. Savin is not a AAA game studio that can afford to hire half a dozen designers to make sure every character is completely unique.I think that making everyone look attractive makes nobody stand out enough, and so the average gets pushed up and no characters stands out. No character really takes your breath away.
Because they all share the same general features.
You literally stated that you clicked the wrong button, opting into a transformation. That's on you. You you you you. Other transformations are literally signposted for you, usually with bold text in a tooltip. If you don't bother to read it, that's not the devs' fault...Are you... not aware that many of these forced TFs are unlabeled? So when you click the option expecting one thing, but you get something else then that isn't the player's problem because they aren't given the appropriate information beforehand.
The outward transformations that Kas can inflict on you are all opt-in. You have to pick the Nod option (which tells you that it will transform you, just like the dialogue leading up to the decision) in order for her to give you breasts and alter your Femininity score. If you didn't read properly and hit the option, that is your fault.Literally the first potential sex scene in the game (with Kassyra) is replete with forced transformations that the player cannot opt out of if they didn't know beforehand. And even if they do know and don't want them, then that means no sex!
It. Is. Clearly. Signposted. And. Is. Opt. In.Keeping vital information from the player is very much an issue. It's completely unnecessary. It's poor game design.
Savarra having woman with dicks is consistent with the rest of the connected universe that being Mareth (Coc 1) and Aruna (Savin's DnD game).But they're also over-represented in comparison to reality.
Seems like a stretch but it does hit some points while missing others completely from the Cambridge definition:grimdark
No one seems to have written up a character for those kinds of people yet due to what seems to be a lack of interest from those who write.Where are the men with vaginas? Where are the hermaphroditic men?
I'm all for making a world seem more alive by having that kind of tension exist and to be able to try and mend it, which is why I'm really confused about the complaint this quote is addressing.There is no part of telling a compelling story that requires a fucking essay about race relations, just to fit your obsession with having every possible detail explained about why people are mostly getting along.
Humans were one of the two main races in the Belharan Empire, which basically took over a massive part of the world before the Godswar. They ran an empire that took over a massive part of the world, and you think that that isn't conflict? Anyways, the Godswar literally destroyed many civilizations, including Belhar, which was functionally the United States of its time, and set technology back hundreds of years. It took a whole bunch of races and civilizations working together to fight them off. And you know what? Even after that, there are still conflicts, wars, and racism. We don't see much of those, because of our quest, but if you want just one shot of racism, look at the friction between Kitsune and non-kitsune.Even if the other sentient races were somehow more tolerant than humans, humans are still human. If you’re going to show all of these races coexisting (and in relative close proximity too!) There needs to be context given as to why and how they’re coexisting. You can hand-wave it away in CoC 1 because that world is on the brink of literal collapse with the advent of multidimensional threats and demons destroying the very fabric of reality. You can hand-wave it away in TiTS because the scope is much, much bigger (the entire galaxy) and you could say that we humans have grown to become more understanding and tolerant.
Taldahs is still ruling, Khor'minos is ruled by a king, the Winter City was ruled by a King (Ryn and Alyssa's father) before he got killed by a wild boar, the Salamander kingdom Tychris is currently ruled by a king. Kingdoms seem to be ruled by whoever has a leadership position. It isn't decided by gender outside of a few instances, but you seem to think they're all ruled by queens just because a few of them have queens without kings, and you seem to think that patriarchies must be the norm, despite how Savarra very clearly doesn't play by Earth rules, and it often seems that women are just as strong and capable as men.On the subject of kingdoms - where are the kings? Oh don’t get me wrong; I love MILFs, royalty, amazons, and royal Amazonian MILFs. But isn’t it a bit strange that all of these kingdoms, cities, tribes, etc that have been encountered by The Champion in The Frost Marches have been more or less ruled by large-breasted and thunderously-thighed women? Even the few male chieftains that we encounter like Taldahs and Argoth can be supplanted by Amazonian women. It makes sense for the vesparans to have a queen (they are big sentient hornets after all) but most everyone else too? Why? Is Savarra a world where matriarchies have supplanted patriarchies somehow? If so, that’s a big enough change that it should require some more context. And even if this world is matriarchal-leaning, having nearly every ruler you meet be able to fulfill your dommy-mommy fantasies does a disservice to them all - as the relatively large number of these Amazonian royals dilutes their effect and makes each new one introduced that much less special.
She's come to deliver an apocalypse to this world and all other worlds she can find. Sure, it's a very sexy apocalypse, but I'm still fairly certain that her actions would be considered genocide, under the definition of it being a destruction of a nation or ethnicity's culture or way of life.I’m not so sure of that, at least I’m not so sure that she should be the antagonist. Not in the way she’s been written so far.
Obviously, Eryka isn't happy. Taldahs isn't happy either, he was just desperate enough to accept it. The people being terrorized by gangs of corrupted centaurs weren't happy. The citizens of Hawkethorne who were getting raped by Alraune Effigies and corrupted Hornets weren't happy. The people fighting to preserve their cultures and ways of life from a maniacal dictator would very much love to disagree with you.And even if you’re not attracted to her in any way, you aren’t given much reason to oppose her. Every person she has sex with, or “corrupts” seem to either have a high opinion of Kas or simply love their corruption/bimbofication. There are little to no stakes at play. She isn’t terrorizing the countryside, she isn’t unleashing hordes of minions to rape and plunder. She isn’t doing any horrific experiments.
Kas's world would be a fun place, and there'd be upsides, but she's decided to force her way upon everyone. Also, the negatives of lacking a soul include having your empathy lost and having your willpower wildly changed. As Farrah tells you, the loss of her Soul led to her loosing any interest or desire in anything except for merchandising and having sex. It makes people hyper-fixated on one thing that they were interested in before it was gone (alongside sex), to the exclusion of everything else.So what? What does that even mean, really? Kas herself is ostensibly soulless, yet she’s one of the most powerful, independent, and sexiest people on Savarra. She’s basically a demigod. What are the negatives to lacking a soul? The player seems to have been given every reason to be romantically involved with Kas, and almost no reason to oppose her. Even if she were to decide to rule over the whole world, would that be a terrible thing? Savarra isn’t depicted as a paradise to begin with.
Context isn't needed. But if you do, there are races which are hermaphroditic. Even in reality, there are hermaphroditic species, so why is it so inconceivable to you that this fantasy world has some? Aside from that, there's alchemy and magic, both of which have been shown to grow cocks and otherwise change bodies. And if what you're wondering is why so many women have dicks that they want, this isn't Earth. Why do so many people have tails? Real humans aren't generally comfortable with tails, when they even have it. But many characters in CoC2 have tails, and they're fine. So why can't you imagine this, but with cocks?here doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason as to who gets a dick, only that they’re written to have one. Keep in mind that trans women are actually very rare in the real world. So why are they less rare in Savarra? Context is needed.
I do want more corruption perpetrated by the champ.3) For a game that calls itself Corruption of Champions, there isn’t a whole lot of corruption going on. Sure, Kas is going around and corrupting national leaders (and a random knight?), but that’s usually being done offscreen. I think that one of the main draws of the first game is that it empowered the player to act saintly by supporting your lovers and friends, or completely rotten by brutally raping them and enslaving them by taking their souls. The closest The Champion has gotten to corrupting their companion in CoC 2 is by allowing the rune-inscribed armor to change Brint into Brienne. But that wasn’t so much corruption as it was making Brint feminine. This is further reinforced when The Champion has a dream of a fully-corrupted demon Brienne. I’d like to enslave and turn my companions into fully-fledged demons please!
Because we're fucking them. There are more average people which appear, but they might not stick out in your head, or you may just view them as attractive too. Because average is attractive too.4) Why is everyone so damned attractive? I know this sounds a bit nit-picky, but this is the thread for it! The artists do such a good job of making the characters come to life, but I think that they’re let down because they feel forced to draw everyone as attractive. And I know this is a byproduct of having limited resources, but the fact that whenever you see a portrait, it’s going to depict an attractive individual and that kind of takes me out of the game because I’m always left thinking: If everything I see is attractive, then is everything I don’t see attractive too? How can that be? Showing little-to-no average-looking or unattractive people skews things a bit. Because if everyone’s attractive… if everyone’s got G-cup breasts, wide hips, and heart-shaped faces then that becomes the average and nobody looks attractive because they don’t stand out.
The only forced TF that can happen without you taking the action is if you loose to the Tanuki Witch before beating her and telling her not to tf your cock and balls. Anything else, you opt into it.5) While I do like having consequences to my actions, I really don’t like forced transformations. It’s annoying to me to make my perfect character and then suddenly have it ruined because I accidentally clicked on the wrong choice while I was trying to dick-down a hot racoon lady. It’d be nice if we had the option to disable forced TFs in the options menu. Also, while we’re talking about options, an option to replay scenes without having to restart the game would be nice too.
Why do you think that reality has to play any part with this? Catgirls are over-represented here compared to reality. Demons are over-represented here. Savarra isn't Earth. It's a separate, imaginary world. Things in this world are the way that they are because that's how they developed in the past.I think that you misunderstand the point that I was trying to make. I'm not implying that trans women, or women with penises shouldn't be represented in this game, they absolutely should. But they're also over-represented in comparison to reality. It would take very little to simply explain why there is such a delta between our world and Savarra.
It is very clear what happened. Hell, there's an entire event called the Convocation of Mirrors, which 1: has massive spoilers, and 2: Talks a lot about the Godswar and what the situation was like. Even aside from that, there's ruins everywhere from the time of the Godswar, showing the ruin that it brought.Very little of the Godswar has been explained and explored in the game so far - aside from how it relates to the living gods that is. There's very little to consider, because we simply do not know the impact the Godswar had on Savarra or its inhabitants. No doubt many people died. Entire nations where set aflame. But a few centuries afterwards and everything seems to be fine and well in the world of Savarra. It would be extremely easy to create a simple codex page explaining (even in broad strokes) the impact the Godswar had - but all we have now is supposition
Take a shot for every horny catgirl. Take a shot for every demon. Take a shot for every unnamed enemy in a group fight that is generally a dick.I have a thing for "muscle (dick)girls" just like Savin. In fact, I'm pretty sure Savin and I share a lot of interests - which is why I enjoy this game a whole lot. But again, when I can start a drinking game because certain types of characters in this game have become its own trope, would it really hurt to branch things out instead of oversaturating these characters?
And yes, Khor'minos might have a king (for now) but that doesn't take away from what I was saying. And whether there where a great deal of male rulers in Savarra's past is completely irrelevant. Because we're dealing with Savarra's present and future. If Savin wants the vast majority of rulers to be women, then that's great. But I feel that such a thing can and should be quickly explained.
Not at all, did you actually read it at all? Ahmri has basically no administrative power. She's a pampered girl, and her big strong daddy isn't going to let her suddenly be shoved into a position of command like that.Is it not implied that once you rescue his daughter Ahmri from Master Tollus that the title of chieftan would fall to her? Leaving her in charge? She's called a centaur princess after all.
Kas's only abnormal trait is that she seems to be developing a romantic interest in the Champ. This is explicitly pointed out, and it seems, to me at least, to be tied to her baby desire and the Champ's soul. She wants to nurture the Champ's power so she can take his soul and use it for her experiments. Her long-term goals include having a baby, but they also include utterly obliterating the way of life of many people.Being interested in long-term goals isn't mutually exclusive with being evil.
And it's completely irrelevant as to who's currently working working on this game. This game is quite literally a sequel to the first game, and what's more it's set in the same universe. It's been designed from the ground up by the lead developer to be so. You want to show the main antagonist as acting abnormal?
Great.
Explain why.
The gods... Okay, you really need to play through the Convocation of Mirrors.Gods are real and the common person is their plaything
No such thing as modern medicine or amenities
It's seemingly common for people to be brutally hacked up, raped, set aflame, etc.
Demon invades and bends every national leader (and maybe even The Champion) under their will
If you don't consider that grimdark, then I don't even know what to say.
You didn't debunk shit. All you said is that there's more girls with cocks than in reality. And, as you may have noted from my previous statements, Savarra isn't Earth. You don't need to explain why more girls want to have cocks than Earth women beyond saying "more Savarran women like having cocks than Earth women." I do think we need more guys with pussies though, but nobody wants to write one, and this game is ultimately fueled by what people want to write.Allow me to point you to my reply to them, in which I debunk the claim that there isn't a huge difference between Savarra and the real world. There's a huge, largely unexplained difference between Savarra and our world. It might be realistic enough for you, but it's not realistic enough for me to suspend my disbelief.
So discounting the races who magically have be-dicked women (unexplained for no reason) and the women who acquire penises by accident, let's assume that changing your genitalia is completely normal and even common-place to the common inhabitant of Savarra. And let's say for the sake of argument that both women and men have equal access to genitalia-changing alchemy/magic.
Where are the men with vaginas? Where are the hermaphroditic men?
There aren't enough people to unite, and they're not close enough together. Plus, Kas's corruption turns groups against each other, making hornets rape lupines and centaurs molest mares.There have been plenty of city-states throughout history that have been able to muster some kind of soldiery in times of need, see: Ancient Greece, and 18th century Germanic states. Why can't The Frost Marches unite, or try to combat this newfound threat? They have every reason to get their collective asses into gear as quickly as possible. And even if the regional powers can't or won't unite, then what about the actual superpowers of the world? Where are their armies? I don't believe we've heard a peep from them, even though it would be simple to send pigeons with an urgent message.
Even the living gods are taking note of Kassyra and stepping in from time-to-time. So where are their followers? Why aren't they mustering to face this clear and present danger?