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July 21st, 2018, 06:18
July 21st, 2018, 06:25
Somehow I remember this very discussion on this very companion a few months ago and the conclusion was that they were copying Joan of Arc but perhaps this sort of discussion happens so frequently and my memory is vague it was not quite identical. Still I'm pretty sure the same folks minus Dart had nearly this identical discussion on this identical game on this identical companion within the past year. Am I mistaken ?
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July 21st, 2018, 07:42
Pretty terrible companions, I think I read you can make your own thankfully.
July 21st, 2018, 08:05
I didn't know she was supposed to look like a historical figure 
In this case, the look makes more sense - definitely.

In this case, the look makes more sense - definitely.
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July 21st, 2018, 09:27
Originally Posted by Alrik FassbauerIt was late and I forgot to fix the links. Thanks for posting these as it saved some time.
Why did you use Steam-Links when they direct towards normal web sites without steam ?
Direct links :
Valerie : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/1908717
Linzi : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/2095895
Tristian : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/2037322
Harrim : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/1954999
Amiri : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/1936426
Regongar : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/1932363
Octavia : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/1926784
Jubilost : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/1920660
Ekundayo : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects…/posts/1914014
July 21st, 2018, 11:16
Will there be boobplates, chainmail bikinis and wings? Otherwise not interested!
July 21st, 2018, 11:32

No bikinis, wings or other sexual cosmetic outfits
At least not in beta.
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July 21st, 2018, 13:11
Originally Posted by Silver CoinThe artist was so mesmerized by her perfect beauty he failed to paint an true to nature drawing.
They must of used the wrong image
People must not be fooled, this fictious heroin must be seen in the flesh to get a proper measure of her beauty.
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July 21st, 2018, 13:38
As Purple stated she cut her hair to be less beautiful. Her legend is that she is massively beautiful and was supposed to follow a goddess of beauty. She now despises that goddess and cut her hair to be less beautiful.
It makes perfect sense that she looks like for anyone who actually reads anything instead of just jumping to base conclusions.
The overall level of ignorance in this thread, on many levels, is apparently in direct opposite proportion to the length of her hair.
It makes perfect sense that she looks like for anyone who actually reads anything instead of just jumping to base conclusions.
The overall level of ignorance in this thread, on many levels, is apparently in direct opposite proportion to the length of her hair.
Due to her flawless, almost supernatural beauty, Valerie has been at the center of everyone's attention, even when she was still a child. Born into a noble Brevic family, the young girl soon became a shining star of high society. She quickly had to learn to resist the unwanted advances of her admirers, using cold arrogance and impeccable, distant manners as an impenetrable shield. Her father had chosen a great destiny for Valerie: she was supposed to become a paladin of Shelyn. However, the teachings of obedience and humbleness before the goddess of beauty and love appeared to be something that young Valerie wasn't too susceptible to - unlike the lessons of martial arts, which she mastered almost to perfection. The life of Valerie had changed dramatically when an act of blasphemy made her future path as Shelyn's paladin impossible. Having rejected the grace of the goddess, she left high society to take her fate into her own hands.
Today Valerie is not some nobleman's pampered daughter. Instead, she has become a seasoned mercenary, who has lived through dozens of battles under the banners of Swordlords. Having her gorgeous hair cut off and her silk dresses replaced by steel armor, she has broken with her past without hesitation.
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July 21st, 2018, 13:50
Due to her flawless, almost supernatural beauty, Valerie has been at the center of everyone's attention, even when she was still a child. Born into a noble Brevic family, the young girl soon became a shining star of high society. She quickly had to learn to resist the unwanted advances of her admirers, using cold arrogance and impeccable, distant manners as an impenetrable shield. Her father had chosen a great destiny for Valerie: she was supposed to become a paladin of Shelyn. However, the teachings of obedience and humbleness before the goddess of beauty and love appeared to be something that young Valerie wasn't too susceptible to - unlike the lessons of martial arts, which she mastered almost to perfection. The life of Valerie had changed dramatically when an act of blasphemy made her future path as Shelyn's paladin impossible. Having rejected the grace of the goddess, she left high society to take her fate into her own hands.Well sorry can't help myself I know I'll get stoned for this.
Today Valerie is not some nobleman's pampered daughter. Instead, she has become a seasoned mercenary, who has lived through dozens of battles under the banners of Swordlords. Having her gorgeous hair cut off and her silk dresses replaced by steel armor, she has broken with her past without hesitation.
All that texts show is that Valerie is a medieval feminist.
Now excuse me while I run for the nearest exit.
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July 21st, 2018, 13:54
Originally Posted by wolfgrimdarkThe goal might be achieved. This being said, starting from high, going bald is one way to enhance beauty. Beautiful people can afford going bald while ugly people would prefer to use their hair to divert attention.
As Purple stated she cut her hair to be less beautiful. Her legend is that she is massively beautiful and was supposed to follow a goddess of beauty. She now despises that goddess and cut her hair to be less beautiful.
The backstory is weak: cutting hair is not a sacrifice of beauty for beautiful people. She could have disfigured herself in rejection of her goddess. Cutting hair actually acts as a refresher and is reversible.
That being said, no one cares about story. It is all about gameplay.
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July 21st, 2018, 13:59
I didn't find her very likeable but I can understand her frustration of dealing with people and lessons she isn't interested in.
Why would she torture/harm herself to reject the goddess? She left the goddess' service which is defiant enough.
And *you* may not, but I care for the story as much as the gameplay.
Originally Posted by ChienAboyeurUh…. no.
The backstory is weak: cutting hair is not a sacrifice of beauty for beautiful people. She could have disfigured herself in rejection of her goddess. Cutting hair actually acts as a refresher and is reversible.
That being said, no one cares about story. It is all about gameplay.
Why would she torture/harm herself to reject the goddess? She left the goddess' service which is defiant enough.
And *you* may not, but I care for the story as much as the gameplay.
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July 21st, 2018, 14:02
I'm not sure I see all the "ignorance" in this thread - but I assume we all agree it's ok to have personal preferences when it comes to aesthetics?
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July 21st, 2018, 19:01
Originally Posted by purpleblobPut aside that disfiguring does not mean automatically harming or torturing, the answer is for the sake of the argument.
I didn't find her very likeable but I can understand her frustration of dealing with people and lessons she isn't interested in.
Uh…. no.
Why would she torture/harm herself to reject the goddess?
Simple minded people see on a daily basis people who trade their beauty for a living play with their hairstyle, playing with length, volume, colour etc sometimes even going bald and being transfered millions of dollars in the process. And somehow it must be believed that cutting the hair is a statement against beauty. Quite the effort.
Obviously superior minded people see something else when they see people living off their beauty going short hair. They keep sponsoring the short haired people but no longer for reason of beauty.
Now, when people want to go that way, they can do it with efficiency.
Like DJT can.
Instead of getting her hair cut, this character could have decided not to have their fingernails done ever, never.
That would have been a statement, a sledgehammer.
but I care for the story as much as the gameplay.Indeed.
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July 21st, 2018, 19:06
Originally Posted by ChienAboyeurNoone +1 = 1. So it's not noone.
no one cares about story. It is all about gameplay.
That one is me. I can't care less about gameplay, yet care a lot about the story. In every single game out there. Including this one.
I do have a certain problem though I cannot answer myself. Why do I feel good being a (sole?) minority?
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At least I hope there will be strong, independent, leading female protagonist or companion

