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Nidoking posted:I have no idea why they decided to assassinate Grace's character so much in this game, but it's a big departure from the way she reacted to Malia in the first game.
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Nidoking posted:Well, sure, but I took it that she was upset in the first game as well, and she targeted her anger at the appropriate people. We've gone from "Gabriel is a lout! I mean, he's out," to "The existence of this secret passage that was clearly built into the castle centuries ago PROVES that infidelity is happening and that makes you a horrible person!" I mean, does she think the workers built that staircase in the past few years? I'm not saying she doesn't have any reason for lashing out the way she does, but it's not a GOOD reason, and I don't like what it says about her that she'd intentionally violate Gerde's privacy, find no actual evidence of anything wrong, get caught in the act, and consider that a good time to try to turn the tables. On the other hand, although I do agree with you that her reasoning in this game isn't good, I don't think that really says anything particularly negative about her. She's in a bad mood because of a legitimate grievance and she's expressing her anger - privately, in her own imagination - until she actually finds herself caught doing the wrong thing, at which point she becomes extremely defensive. That's not ideal, obviously, but it's pretty relatable.
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Jun 2, 2021 19:29
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That's almost incomprehensible.  It's hard to tell what's happening in the illustrations, it's impossible to tell what order you're supposed to read the panels and dialogue balloons (until after you've read them), and the plot jumps around without exposition. It's like if you described a comic to someone who'd never heard of the concept before and they tried to make their own. Good attempt, but maybe you should have looked at some examples first?
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Jul 19, 2021 17:39
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Professor Duck posted:Probably not a huge help, but I have found a video of someone reading through the thing in order. Key here is "reading"--don't expect too much in the realm of "dramatic action": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9ZlEFkx46M That actually is a little easier to follow.
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Jul 21, 2021 16:34
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John de Lancie is on Cameo for $150. Lindsay Lohan costs $375. And purple grapes are used to make wine.
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Aug 12, 2021 17:14
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So, that final revelation at the end was that Gabriel is a direct descendent of Longinus, and the Schattenjäger amulet is an absolutely unique artefact made from some magical gold created by Jesus? Do I have that right? Because that's a weird bit of world-building to throw in right at the end.
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