Due to some upload issues the night before, it was stuck at 5%. It’s finally here, the other part of this double update that was supposed to be Monday.
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Against the Blood Starved Beast I managed to get him down to a silver of health and then he poisoned me…
I panicked and pressed up trying to switch to antidotes and died from blood loss and poison.
Also I may not be friends with Djura anymore.
Aside from their size what makes you think the small werewolves are children?
The size is mostly it, but the fact that Djura is so adamant about protecting the town from hunters. He’s trying to keep little kids from being murdered.
Again, I do admit I kinda VaatiVidya’d the whole thing, but Ape’s the one who put the idea in my head, so blame him.
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It makes sense considering how the beast plague works.
Uhhh so I found out something about the little girl side quest.
Hide this just in case
I gave her the red brooch and told her the truth and just after taking a trip down to the sewers I killed the giant pig and it dropped the red ribbon…
Nobody is in the little girls house.
You give that special drop to the messengers as a cosmetic item to wear.
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They’re so pretty now!
BF sent her to the clinic and I’m a little bit upset that she made it there without being eaten by a pig.
Again, I do admit I kinda VaatiVidya’d the whole thing, but Ape’s the one who put the idea in my head, so blame him.
Ehhhh it’s not like you’re making an entire channel devoted to game theories it’s pretty normal playing these games to speculate a little bit about things.
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Still possible to get it at the clinic. There is unfortunately no real good outcome for that little one, unless you count not progressing that side quest as an ending.
He fukkin ded Kalon
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If you look at the abandoned dolls’s hand with the monocular, you can see the fingers twitching, although that could be a physics issue.
No one mentioned all the dead bodies either.
I figure it’s intentional otherwise they for some reason had turned on rag doll effects for her fingers only.
Like Julia mentioned in the video, there’s a lot of Lovecraftian fiction that not only manages to excise the racism, but also directly confronts Lovecraft’s racism and tells stories about the sorts of people Lovecraft hated by building on his works.
I’m not crazy into Lovecraft stuff but I do want to check out Providence now.
The reason i’ve been enjoying Bloodborne so much has honestly been the change of setting & story from Dark Souls.
Neil Gaiman has done some nice Lovecraft inspired fiction as well: I, Cthulhu and A Study in Emerald. Their both short stories, so they aren’t overwhelming, just long enough.
Just popping in to let people know the update that usually comes on Mondays will be late this week. I’m sorry!
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