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Just a heads up for others, I highly recommend holding off on going to Harmonia until you've finished Akra's second set of quests (up to dealing with Newlife/Biotech, speaking on the third floor elevator, recruiting Zyron, etc). There is a fair bit of dialogue or options with certain crew members that you'll miss out on if you haven't done all of that at Akra, and the trigger for Feraldo's romance is at the start of that questline as well.

I quite agree, unrivaled god-tier husband. Immediately having his babies the moment MC's sterility is curable, and hopefully marriage comes after lol.

BRADLEY

Does anyone know which route between Galiano vs Garth has a happier outcome? On the surface it looks like going with Garth is the more morally correct option.

Edit: Went with Garth and he does seem like the much more morally correct option.

Top-tier husband material for sure. I always get excited to see new stuff about him pop up in the patch notes, especially since it's written in a really clever way that interweaves with and foreshadows important elements of the main story.

You can use a bunch of lures on certain enemies to put them in your dungeon, see this for the different kinds of lures on who you can use them on: https://lustfuldesires.miraheze.org/wiki/Tame

Play a female character I suppose? Otherwise I suggest you look elsewhere.

I kind of liked CoC for its variety, so it's a shame it more or less does one thing now.

The Black Wolf stuff is so good but it's like the literary equivalent of edging. LET ME MARRY HIM.

If I'm not remembering incorrectly, I believe you can invite him to the fair and then ask him on a date if you talk to him there?

It's genuinely hilarious that you got downvoted so hard for saying this in the comment section of a game filled with rape and which lets you turn an entire tribe into depraved sex lunatics.

A new build was planned to be released over a month ago, but I guess something caused a delay?

I take it you haven't met Ste yet? :>

Not sure. I suspect above 60.

Did Feliar also survive for you? If so, then I suppose it has some other trigger for getting glitched.

If you let Vicoria die (she needs a certain Like level to join you), I believe it glitches Korg.

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Just a warning, but if your affection levels for Feliar and/or Vicoria aren't high enough when standing against Mirage, then one or both of them will perma-die respectively.

Honestly Feliar might be even more best boy than before. I was kind of hoping we could finally get a heart with him. u.u

I restarted to do this the moment that update came out. :>

Is there any way to increase Tank's like level while in Redwood? It's a requirement for resting with him but as far as I know there's no way to boost it once he's there.

Thankfully yes, and I wish more of these sorts of games would let one do so. :>

It's telling how you're getting downvoted by the usual thinly-veiled misogynists just for asking this question.

That submit scene from the Gnoll pushes so many buttons.

It's been so long since the last release that another playthrough may be in order. ._.

I just think he should take like 5 minutes to log into here to change the description to something along the lines of "Oops sorry, completely missed that deadline, I'll let everyone know when the next update will be done when I'm ready".

It isn't mentioned in the quest diary at all for some reason, but you need to complete everything in the Bareshade Expansion quest (fair, new houses, watchtower) for the "I owe you a beer" event.

I can't seem to trigger Logan's "I owe you a beer" event despite having seemingly completed all of the prerequisites and sleeping/relaxing at the protagonist's house in Bareshade like a hundred times. Is it just outright glitched or something?

Edit: I figured it out. It isn't mentioned in the prerequisites but everything needs to be completed in the Bareshade Expansion quest in order to trigger Logan coming over. So for me I had the fair and houses built, but not the watchtower.

When one is misogynistic to the point they can't bear the existence of females in the game they're playing so they just want to "turn off" any female characters with a switch.

So much for releasing it within the span of those two weeks. :>

Without going into a huge wall of text, damn this is insanely good. Hands down my favourite VN, especially with the latest chapter being so amazing. Caelan is an incredible protagonist, his character and role in the story are ingenious. I'm genuinely hyped to see how this progresses.

I think you underestimate how oblivious, simple-minded, and media illiterate people can be. I've seen people slander Caelan as:

1. useless (presumably because he isn't a muscle-for-brains himbo warrior like the wolves), despite being the sole catalyst to Vulgor's character development, consoling Verissa, befriending Tryst and making him more objective towards matters, befriending one of the elders (without even using words no less), and -as of chapter 13- convincing Ranok to stop being an illogical ass hole, as well as single-handedly stopping Ranok's rude brashness from clowning himself and his tribe by getting the trading agreement and befriending the magistrate, and he still manages to point out to and convince Ranok that Vithyr's behaviour is extremely questionable (and he does all of this despite his unfortunate circumstances).

and 2. a whiny crybaby, because he got depressed at being psychologically tormented by whatever thing is inside of him (and having no memories, and almost being killed several times, and being stuck in a largely cruel and barbaric tribe who largely wants him dead for existing, and being looked down on by literally everyone, and generally treated like shit by everyone who wasn't Ranok/Verissa/Cora, and low-key being emotionally abused by Ranok through almost the entire story until now).

I can almost guarantee that the same people throwing this clueless slander didn't see the clear signs that Caelan's true strength lies in his words (diplomacy) and his good heart. Without going into it too much, his character is ingenious and is a god-tier protagonist; his feminine, candid, forgiving, and understanding nature contrasts so well with other characters. He serves not only as a catalyst for the plot, but also for individual character developments as a foil character.

I think it's been adequately illustrated in this chapter that the dumb himbo wolves aren't quite as smart as they think they are. :p

Period. Caelan (and the leathermaker and the magistrate) cleared him good and proper, and I love that for them.

Ranok's rude brashness makes for some very amusing dialogue, especially with his poor lingual abilities (Very urgent. Much Diplomacy. Wow.)

Given how Dunkey virtually only brings attention to games that are pretty mainstream and already super popular, I'd imagine that would be quite unlikely.

Gave me depression and anxiety, 10/10 storytelling. Receipts weren't adding up so I saw the first big twist coming, but it ate me up good anyway. The soundtrack sets the vibe nicely too. Absolutely looking forward to the rest of the story. :>

Also, praying for Cyrus' full head of hair to make a swift recovery. 🙏😩

I believe there's at least also a variant for female player characters.

This. I just wanna be his waifu, when is he gonna dick us the frick down. D:

Same. This rather bothered me too, a lot of quest progress in Bareshade is locked behind romancing Bernard and I was kind of aiming more for Logan or Caleb. ._.

This. I'm so glad it let's you play a woman and I love the game for it. Games like this are extremely hard to come by.

Korg is honestly such a god-tier husbando.

Sounds good, hyped to see what comes next. Perhaps an appearance of the elusive white berries. :p