Progress 20 Oct 2024
This week Mortze made more images for a complex scene that he's been working on. He's not to a point with it, though, to send the written part of the scene to me yet, so I didn't do any work on SWM this week. I'm still plotting out scenes for the game we'll likely do after what we're currently working on. I'm still in early days, but we've got a ways to go on SWM, so I've got time.
I'm also thinking about the fate of Jason's and Elsa's relationship. If you played the Trisha story in Gemini, you'll see that the two of them are not in a good place. I can see reasonable futures where they work through their issues as well as ones where they don't. I'm thinking about giving you folks a voice in the matter. Maybe I'll do some polls, etc. Would you enjoy that?
Tlaero
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I believe they're a match made in heaven. They'll find their way back to each other 🥰. It would be interesting to see how both futures play out. But that's up to you. I don't like messing with the Dev's story ideas, their creativity, and their flow. I'm just here to play the game, enjoy the story, and have a great time 😁.
At this point, Elsa without Jason would be like Dr. Manhattan without Laurie Juspeczyk. (Or Superman without Lois Lane, for those who don't know about "Watchmen.") Elsa needs someone who can keep her feet on the ground. Without that, Elsa would keep on getting more and more powerful, further and further removed from the human condition, to the point where she can't relate to any of the other characters and we can't relate to her. That said, I think you can have it both ways. I'd like to see a story in which Elsa breaks up with Jason, she comes to realize why she needs him (for her own sake and literally for the entire human race's sake), and then she goes back to him.
I think it might be interesting to see the "evolved" version of Elsa exploring her options a bit, considering how introverted she was, as opposed to the Dream Warrior Goddess she's become. Of course, it might also be nice to see that journey lead her back to Jason in the end. ...I wanna see more Elsa, is what I'm sayin'.
In my opinion, we do not need a voice. The artist/story writer should always create what they want, not cater to the wishes of anyone else. I will be happy with whatever you come up with.
Well said. I second this.