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@dorupu1707
https://twitter.com/dorupu1707/statu...42268375830529
not sure if this one has been posted yet.
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@dorupu1707
https://twitter.com/dorupu1707/statu...42268375830529
not sure if this one has been posted yet.
One more art. I will just post link:
https://twitter.com/tksnim_art/statu...788987392?s=19
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etroveria
http://etroveria.tumblr.com/post/183...iera-will-come
Ebony Viera mod for Noctis FFXV Windows Edition.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfil...?id=1694356942
The veira lore has been in place since FFXII way back in 2008. Before that Male Veira literally didn't exist.
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, LEAVE TWITTER OUT OF THIS ISSUE, WE DO NOT NEED THE GENDER POLICE FROM THAT HIVE OF TOXICITY WEIGHING IN ON THIS ISSUE.
I really don't get your point, XII lore only mentions Male and Female Viera living "separately" in different villages, only making contact when the need arises. Nothing about lower birthrates, or defenders of the forest, just isolationist and not inhabiting the same area of Golmore that we go through (and the Viera we DO see in Golmore are in the part that's blocked until Jote lets us through), and since we need Fran to even go inside Eruyt, it'd be downright impossible to go to a Male village :D
These are not the same Viera as Ivalice so the XIV team can and has rewritten the Viera Lore.
I also think the breeding slave thing is amiss, but say we're talking about a ratio of 4:1, the replacement rate for a modern population (not subject to such vagaries of life as famines, plagues etc.) is 2.1. Even without making allowances for the population dying off at a higher rate than a modern population (or, on the opposite end of that, having the need to sustain an ageing population), they'd probably need to have 10-15 children apiece to sustain their population. So I agree that the key factor here is the litter size. Otherwise that'd be an awful lot of time spent pregnant and then rearing the young. I think it's fair to assume they have fairly large litters, in that case.
Personally, I'm not too big a fan of these out of whack sex ratios, but I agree that it doesn't necessarily imply they're bound to be having kids their entire life. Maybe 1-2 large litters, and that's it.
as a gender police from twitter, i would also like some bunny bois.