I’m not complaining about A’s route. In fact, I pointed out that A-mancers will likely get a relationship before M-mancers, based on the video today. If you don’t like my comments, ignore them. No one is forcing you to read them.
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We are, my second favorite route is the Love Triangle. I start a relationship with N while pining for A in order to ensure maximum heart break for everyone involved.
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@MisterJB Out of curiosity, do you self-insert or RP?
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Literally most of your posts is about A and how much you hate their romance and they need to get a stick out of their butt.
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Yet, that is not what I have been posting about today. And haven’t complained once about A (I did comment on how long it will take to get to a relationship with them, but that wasn’t dissing A).
So if you have nothing to add to the conversation other than complaining about things I haven’t even said today, I’m done talking to you.
Yes, the slow burn with A is much appreciated because of the development for characters and relationships.
I never thought of their signals as strictly mixed since it was apparent enough that they’re trying to cover up their feelings but seeing it break now and then and more so as time goes on is great.
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So, I didn’t watch the whole video, but as a M-mancer, I do still feel confident that Morgan’s romance will progress at a solid rate. I guess I feel like giving Sera the benefit of the doubt, at least until we get Book 3. I think the aftermath of the bakery scene will give us a good hint into how the rest of the route will progress, of course depending on how your individual detective reacts. My gut feeling is that something will happen with M and A in Book 5, since this is going to be a very important book when it comes to the overall plot of the series. Although M and A will take a long time to get to the love confession, I still think it will happen for both of them before book 7. As for the relationships, I see us being with M around the end of book 4, and A around the end of book 5. I trust that Sera wouldn’t wait until the very last book, to get either a love confession or a relationship from M or A.
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Eh, both, really. My first playthroughs tend to be self inserts; or, rather, they have character traits that I usually appreciate in characters; but once I begin to understand the settings and characters, I create MCs that fit different playthroughs.
In the case of Wayhaven, for instance, the guy involved in the Love Triangle is a professional and ambitious hard worker; hence why he likes Ava and she likes him; but with an heart of gold who genuinely wants to help people rather than just be promoted; hence why he likes Nat and she likes him. He has a good relationship with his mother because he understands the drive to succeed at your job.
On the other hand, the guy who romances Morgan resented Rebecca’s distance growing up and lashed out with increasingly illegal behaviour. He joined the police to avoid going to jail.
He is all for casual sex and is just as much in denial about his growing feelings as Morgan is.
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A gentle reminder:
I believe that discussion about A’s and it seems M’s route has been discussed thoroughly already. It’s best to move on. Also, if you find a reply offensive, please flag the post and move on. DO NOT ENGAGE.
Thank you.
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This might be old news to some of you, but I probably played the first book like a hundred times already and this is the first time I come across this option. Has anyone else seen this?
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I’ve never seen it before 
what is this situation?
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That’s in the warehouse when you first come across Unit Bravo but before you’re formally introduced.
I believe you see this if you avoid shooting or pepper spraying Adam/Ava, lmao. But who’s got the willpower to avoid that? 
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I played the last books a long time ago and just discovered that there is a demo already, so I thought of some things from the last 2 books I wish would be addressed in the next one. I didn’t play the demo because I prefer to wait for full release, so I don’t know if book 3 explains some of this stuff already or if it will be explained later in the series but I feel like they are important so here goes.
1. The Agency should want Detective’ blood for themselves.
They know that DB (Detective’s Blood, coz I’m so clever) prevents mind control stuff and that it empowers supernaturals so they should try to replicate those effects. They already have the DMB that weakens supernaturals and the DB would act as its opposite, or even quick fix after getting hit with DMB. Not to mention that it is speculated by the Agency that Detective is the last human with anti mind control powers and on top of that, the supernatural strengthening properties. DB is the most unique substance that we know of and that makes it the most valuiable. Imagine your blood can cure cancer and the government doesn’t care. The Agency should make more attempts to persuade the Detective to donate more of it.
2. Rogues supernaturals leader identity.
So Falk said he was approached by the leader of the rogues and even saw their memories, how weird is it, that no one asked him for the description of the LEADER of the Rogue supernaturals when the Agency didn’t even know they were organized enough to have one? Having a leader means their actions will be more planned, organized, and dangerous for everyone. Ignoring what Falk knows is a big overlook on the good guy’s part.
3. DB is a double-edged sword.
So the DB’s sent is enough to brake week supernaturals veils, like that mermaid lady, and there are more coming to Wayhaven as the story progresses. The Detectives identity is supossed to be a secret and they can’t tell supernaturals to avoid this one person so, maybe give the Detective information on supernaturals residing in Wayhaven? The Agency should come up with some counter measure or they will have to deal with 20 orks oppping up everytime the Detective goes shoping( and then you will need some serious MIB tech to sort things out xd). DB also has a great effect on Team Bravo, as shown in book 1 finale, making the Detective a possible liability in fights. If they get even a scratch the team will be greatly distracted and might possibly try to get a bite (personally i think that should be the reason for what happens in book 2 while fighting trapers). Give the Detective a John Wick’s suit or some smell eliminating charm, I dunno im not a migician 
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I don’t know if I’m misremembering something, but didn’t sera/mishka say that a scratch isn’t enough to make UB want to take a bite? Also from a narrative perspective why would the agency hire supernaturals with so little self control, that a mere scratch is going to make them distracted enough that they can’t think straight?
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The Detectives blood is much more potent than any other Agency faced and they would have no opportunity to prepare their agents to deal with it. It’s a new factor(only one in the world) that they are not prepared for. Well, I’m only based on the books so if it’s the author’s words from another source then I’m not familiar with it and if that’s the case, I withdraw my point concerning scratches, not the big bleedings tho.
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the detective is the only one known, in book one Murphy was hunting people with the mutation so there may be more people with special blood that are unknown to the agency
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Yeah maybe, but he reason why Murphy stayed in Wayhaven even after the Agency was so close to him is because the Detective was the last human with the special blood. At least I remember someone saying something that Murphy has no one left to make tests on. But even if there are some other people, the Agency don’t know about them, and in that case from practical stand point they may not exist at all since they will not affect events in any way.
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I am very curious if number 2 will be mentioned in the 3rd book. Especially if you went down the path where Falk signed the treaty. The agency is in contact with him so why wouldn’t they ask him questions later on?
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And another possibility is that Falk and Sanja, potentially, can just spy on her all the time for the Agency. And if not them then if I remember correctly, some of Falk’s people joined the agency so they can be spying on Rogues. Wow, so many possibilities.
And as a side note, is it ever addressed or explained why Falk went to that little kid’s room in the night in the beginning?
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I thought (but really can’t find it in the text of my playthroughs) that they used the kid as a test, to make sure they could travel through mirrors/glass/whatever. I so want two of my detectives to see Falk again. He’s freaking awesome.
On another note, after writing a strange scenes for my M-mancer, I ended up replaying book 1 and book 2 for her and, using the stats for book 2, got the most freaking incredible scene in the demo for her. Throwing Bobby out of the apartment in book 2 is a great choice (though she just wanted to punch him).
Also… does anyone understand how the friend subroutines for the book 3 demo work? My detective has 18 friend points with Adam and 15 with Felix (I went through the choices and added them up then put them in the premade character section of the demo) but the friend scene that pops up is Felix, not Adam. I don’t get how that can happen with Adam has 3 more points than Felix…
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