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I'd say you're missing out on a lot. Think of it this way: Initiating combat doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to be a mean dragon. It more or less establishes who gets to call the shots afterwards.

Take one of the Eastern Dragons, for example. They view combat as an art form, and eagerly invite you to join them, because they think it's fun. Combat for dragons is often seen as less as a sign of aggression (territorial disputes notwithstanding) and more of a contest.

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My immediate reaction: "Dragons are weird."

Me right after: "...Wait most normal humans do this, it's called sports, I'm the one who's weird..."

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Ok, well after trying this combat thing a few times, I think I'll skip it... doesn't seem to do anything except make me stronger, which makes it easier to win... and for some reason winning magically causes me to be a top. Which I don't want.

if you don't get stronger: *spoiler alert*


you won't be able to beat frost to meet a secret npc

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No idea who Frost is so that's probably fine.

But anyway... I kinda get the impression this game expects you to be a top, because you're a dragon, and being a bottom is apparently weird for dragons. Even though many of the bottom NPCs are dragons. I don't really get it, honestly.

not really. There are several instance where being a bottom is not a bad thing. Again *spoiler alert*



1. Constantly losing fights to the chromatic dragons will let you to meet your posibly future husband (you're the bottom of course unless you want to the be top by defeating him, hardest fight in the game btw)

2. Defeating the eastern dragons made you a power bottom

3. You can bottom for the dragons that messes with a certain caravan.


So overall being the bottom is not a bad thing. But if you want to find the secret npc by beating frost, you can fight eastern dragon if you want to bottom, and choose get f*cked with territorial dragons (that's what i do)

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I've tried 1, that is just a game over screen...

2 and 3 have *never* come up. I know there's a random chance factor, but it must be incredibly uncommon.

Why would "get fucked" improve your level but not "suck him off"...?

Based on what you've told me, I'm starting to think I'm not *missing* anything at all, and it's it's just that the start of the game is very, very, very, very, very slow and I just haven't gotten there yet.

fighting eastern dragon is not uncommon, but you can find them more easily in the plains. And get f*cked doesn't increase your lvl, it is just for flavor

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I think you're misunderstanding the goal here...

I'm not trying to find more bottom scenes, I'm trying to figure out how much of the game requires me to be a top and also how much requires me to be higher level. Because it feels like... a whole fucking lot of it.

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and that's what i'm trying to say. To level up, yes you'll need quite the amount. To be the top? Not necceccarily since there are a lot of bottomings you can do and may want to do, or even may need to be done (the ones i mentioned are the examples). In fact, i feel like this game has more bottoming chance than topping, you just need to discover them

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???????????????

We CLEARLY did not play the same game. Like, even with random chance... there is no way top scenes were that common for me when bottom scenes are more frequent for you. I don't need to try at all to be forced to top constantly, over and over again. Bottom scenes are very few and far between and frequently require me to top them first.

Maybe your customization options at the start have an impact? Did I just accidentally create a top-heavy vers character at the start, without trying, since the options don't tell you anything about that?

You also... uh... straight up didn't even remotely try to answer those questions. As much as you may think you know what I'm asking... I can clearly see that you don't.