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Topic	Raging Loop: A KCF playthrough topic
KCF0107 10/02/21 7:18:21 PM #20:	That being said, witnessing this has brought up so many more questions regarding this village. Things just don't add up. Many villagers expressed confusion and skepticism as to what is going on, but the way they were acting before made it seem that they were all keenly aware of this dilemma, that it was going to begin last night, and what would have to be done. For obvious reasons, it can't be explained with something like all the villagers were replaced by wolves during the night (I'm willing to accept that the replacements obtained all the memories and can perfectly mimic their personalities and replicate their rapport/relationships with others without a hint of faltering). There is something that just very off about this village and its inhabitants, and I would love to visit Fuji just to compare to the two. A curveball was thrown off the bat as Takumi claimed to have the snake powers. Nobody counterclaimed, so I'm taking this as legit. Now I wait for either the spider to not protect him or the wolves to go after someone else, like maybe his target Nos or someone like Tae or Kanzo. I'm reminded of Chi claiming she has met god. I forget the context of why she said that, but I wonder if that means she has one of the four remaining power roles. I vaguely remember Tae saying something to that effect, but she might have said that everyone in the village has met god, which obviously means the phrase has a different meaning. Getting some lore as to the differences in legends between Fuji and Yasumizu, the main takeaway for me is that the wolf deities, Ookami, have different perceptions, and here in Yasumizu, the humans, and other animal deities conspired to kill the wolves. That lines up with what is going on now, but of course everything isn't that clear-cut. I just hope to keep this in mind as the game goes on. Hmm, curious that there is no guarantee that there are just two wolves, but there can be a max of three. I'm hoping that this means there will be different town/wolves/victim combinations in other branches. I would like Hisa and Hashi to be more than mere initial victims at any rate. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:958631943] in Raging Loo... [t:79689100]...</cite> <quote>That being said, witnessing this has brought up so many more questions regarding this village. Things just don't add up. Many villagers expressed confusion and skepticism as to what is going on, but the way they were acting before made it seem that they were all keenly aware of this dilemma, that it was going to begin last night, and what would have to be done. For obvious reasons, it can't be explained with something like all the villagers were replaced by wolves during the night (I'm willing to accept that the replacements obtained all the memories and can perfectly mimic their personalities and replicate their rapport/relationships with others without a hint of faltering). There is something that just very off about this village and its inhabitants, and I would love to visit Fuji just to compare to the two. A curveball was thrown off the bat as Takumi claimed to have the snake powers. Nobody counterclaimed, so I'm taking this as legit. Now I wait for either the spider to not protect him or the wolves to go after someone else, like maybe his target Nos or someone like Tae or Kanzo. I'm reminded of Chi claiming she has met god. I forget the context of why she said that, but I wonder if that means she has one of the four remaining power roles. I vaguely remember Tae saying something to that effect, but she might have said that everyone in the village has met god, which obviously means the phrase has a different meaning. Getting some lore as to the differences in legends between Fuji and Yasumizu, the main takeaway for me is that the wolf deities, Ookami, have different perceptions, and here in Yasumizu, the humans, and other animal deities conspired to kill the wolves. That lines up with what is going on now, but of course everything isn't that clear-cut. I just hope to keep this in mind as the game goes on. Hmm, curious that there is no guarantee that there are just two wolves, but there can be a max of three. I'm hoping that this means there will be different town/wolves/victim combinations in other branches. I would like Hisa and Hashi to be more than mere initial victims at any rate. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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