"I want to **** a dragon"I would like to know the thought process behind this
"I want to **** a dragon"I would like to know the thought process behind this
I mean that's self explanatory but beyond this I just want to know who finds this worthwhile but I've learnt users on there are kind of freaky based on some asks"I want to **** a dragon"
Fork found in kitchenI mean that's self explanatory but beyond this I just want to know who finds this worthwhile but I've learnt users on there are kind of freaky based on some asks
"I want to **** a dragon
That kinda kills the whole point of an IF. Like, if no matter what I pick the MC’s still just some messed-up addict surrounded by even worse, toxic ROs, then what’s even the point? If you wanna write a problematic MC, cool, but if choices don’t actually change anything about them, might as well just make it a book![]()
It was another BOC/KAE aka never ending rewrites that never got out of the childhood arc. Even had three different versions like KAE.Okay so war of heirs is disappointing because with the way some of y'all talked about it i thought the wip already had the incest route but no it barely even got out of the metaphorical womb of IFs (A prologue and 1 Chapter)
Maaan they should just let it exist first before rewriting itIt was another BOC/KAE aka never ending rewrites that never got out of the childhood arc. Even had three different versions like KAE.
I did lol you're absolutely right lmfao not even the doomed yuri was enough for me to go on playing it like i keep trying everything just to get a happy ending but i just end up in the same ending lmfaoWho has read "To Ashes You Shall Return"?
Why in the f*cking inferno would I want to be forced to read about a melodrama of a reanimated protagonist who is decaying and becoming an immortal skeleton, and then an undying ash who can't move and can't speak to her romance interest as she fades away?
I want the protagonist to be fixed so she can "has" it.
Like Lestat de Lioncourt (who simply wanted) and Edward Cullen (who simply wanted
) said:
Is it so bad?
Eternity is boring!
I HAS NEEDS!
Because it's so "Oh! Dedicated to my most beloved! Oh my gave, my wedding bed, my household underground and eternal cell!", that it reaches the levels of" [Don't] Wake Me Up™" kind of annoyance.I did lol you're absolutely right lmfao not even the doomed yuri was enough for me to go on playing it like i keep trying everything just to get a happy ending but i just end up in the same ending lmfao
Im sure the author was trying to do something poetic about it lol but it's one of those IFs that would be better off as a book like the soul stone warsBecause it's so "Oh! Dedicated to my most beloved! Oh my gave, my wedding bed, my household underground and eternal cell!", that it reaches the levels of" [Don't] Wake Me Up™" kind of annoyance.
And yet, ypu know what's excellent about it? The con that the player is "allowed to play the first three chapters for free," thinking that he (or she) will revive the protagonist by managing the humanity indicator.
But alas! Whoever's bought it, their money's gone to "good use"!
Could be that they saw a certain npc blacksmith in the story has a dragon spouse, leading to them (unfortunately not mistakenly) thinking author is fine with bestiality and thus the floodgate opens. Now here we are. Like this IF couldn't get any worseI don't even know why it was even requested in the first place. All I wanted was to have a dragon companion with varying personalities depending on what you choose and said dragon being your only constant anchor in the presence of a pretty dim childhood but nope some readers on Tumblr:"Can this whole a** dragon be an RO?
I would like to know the thought process behind this but knowing and seeing a handful of if's and the outlandish asks on Tumblr I just consider it the norm at this point.
Because nothing ever happens. Like there's clearly things happening in the background but the actual storyline itself is so bland and being stuck in the childhood arc isn't helping. BoC would've benefited with skipping the childhood phase completely and starting off with Mordred as a knight. A lot of the bloat could be summarized in a choice or two.it's not that the writing itself is bad, though it's not that good either, but there's just something off about it — something annoying. It's all very offensively... bland
Relationship in ZESH is confusing, I tried romancing Jaime once, but then it's shown that he kissed Lopez in the dance party while already being in a relationship with MC and the whole thing just threw me off, don't know what I did wrong since I always make sure to turn down Lopez's insistent advances. Tried to romance Bailey, but then there's Brody. Kelly? Parker's into her obviously. Woody's the best RO, just have to make sure he doesn't die on the hill battle. And Jillian can romance teen MC, and have a child from himI’d like to share my thoughts… and I’m really curious to hear yours about this in ZESH. So, here we go:
It’s pretty strange how Kevin doesn’t seem to respect Madison’s romantic relationship with the MC. I mean, he flirts with her (sometimes even right in front of the MC), stares at her, and stays close to her with obvious ulterior motives. And of course, there’s that photo of Madison he keeps with him… as we see in Part 4 of the game.
I’ve also always found Madison’s reactions to all this a bit odd. Even though she loves the MC and insists that Kevin is “just a friend” and nothing more, I can’t help but notice how much she cares about Kevin — and, honestly, it feels like she cares *too much* for just a friend (if you know what I mean).
To me, Madison has always given off the impression that deep down, she has some unresolved feelings when it comes to Kevin. Maybe she’s even a bit torn between the MC and Kevin? JUST MAYBE, MAYBE...a little maybe. I think it’s implied, but not outright stated in the game. I don’t know… it’s all kind of confusing
What do you guys think?
At least let us participate in the tournament or something, but instead we get more family drama without any fun. YeyBecause nothing ever happens. Like there's clearly things happening in the background but the actual storyline itself is so bland and being stuck in the childhood arc isn't helping. BoC would've benefited with skipping the childhood phase completely and starting off with Mordred as a knight. A lot of the bloat could be summarized in a choice or two.
This is one of the points that causes me the most conflict with ZESH. For a game so complex, with already exaggerated customization options—an inventory system, base defense, research and possible modification of the zombie virus, hacking, etc.—it's frustrating that the story or scenarios don't vary based on the MC's stats. Why doesn't an MC with high Strength just beat Kevin to death "Negan-style," or a very intelligent one clearly explain to Madison why Kevin is a weirdo, or a very charismatic one capable of threatening Kevin to stop or face death? It makes me lose the desire to play, knowing that everything is resolved by what Jim wants to advance the plot, and not by the MC's stats.I’d like to share my thoughts… and I’m really curious to hear yours about this in ZESH. So, here we go:
It’s pretty strange how Kevin doesn’t seem to respect Madison’s romantic relationship with the MC. I mean, he flirts with her (sometimes even right in front of the MC), stares at her, and stays close to her with obvious ulterior motives. And of course, there’s that photo of Madison he keeps with him… as we see in Part 4 of the game.
I’ve also always found Madison’s reactions to all this a bit odd. Even though she loves the MC and insists that Kevin is “just a friend” and nothing more, I can’t help but notice how much she cares about Kevin — and, honestly, it feels like she cares *too much* for just a friend (if you know what I mean).
To me, Madison has always given off the impression that deep down, she has some unresolved feelings when it comes to Kevin. Maybe she’s even a bit torn between the MC and Kevin? JUST MAYBE, MAYBE...a little maybe. I think it’s implied, but not outright stated in the game. I don’t know… it’s all kind of confusing![]()
What do you guys think?
100% agree. It's also what I think of The King's Hound, super cool premise but then you go to play it and every character talks in therapy-speak and coddles you for your arranged marriage and everyone gets along and there's no conflict. The whiplash between the title/synopsis and the actual game is so big.I just remembered this and i'm sure people here have said it but fields of apshodel and blood of the living has such a great premise but terrible execution and it's all because the author writes dialogue as if they've never been socialize to normal people instead of chronically online people whose entire identity is just their orientation/gender like that game is the reason why i started doubting if COG even actually had editors