Valentines day event fail

[TwiibieTwuu]

You mean the emote animations almost every non voice cutscene in this game uses? backed with the songs we usually hear based on the current mood of the situation?

You could probably recreate the scenes yourself tbh. the outcomes can be found by looking up the quests.

Not trying to sound mean to the devs btw.

[Iscah]

... and wait there's more, modeling characters for the cutscenes, programming the cutscenes and then debugging them

To be fair, as much as I agree overall, there wouldn't have been much "modelling" going on at this point. They're all pre-existing characters or assembled in the devs' version of the character creator from prebuilt pieces, then placed in an existing location with maybe a few pre-programmed emotes to perform.

I'm not saying it didn't take work to put the scenes together, but it would have been in the programming side rather than building anything new.

[Cithaerias_pyropina]

the outcomes can be found by looking up the quests

I shouldn't have to rely on third party websites in order to find out what happens in the other two quests. And reading the dialogue on a website is not equal to experiencing it in the game.

[TwiibieTwuu]

I shouldn't have to rely on third party websites in order to find out what happens in the other two quests. And reading the dialogue on a website is not equal to experiencing it in the game.

Were you this upset after the songbird vote?

[KageTokage]

The results were going to be biased in Astrid's favor from the beginning due to her being a pre-established character as well as the only female pick out of bunch.

Were they have a proper poll of this nature for the Little Ladies' Day songbirds I imagine the results would be a lot more divisive.

[Alleo]

I think you are all going far too indepth on this. The 90% of players dont read quest texts, or watch cutscenes. Nobody I knows cares for "story". They either randomly pick the first option available to get to the rewards ASAP, or pick the female option. If given the choice of 2 female options, they take the blonde/pretty one. Goes for girls AND guys in both my guilds.

But some of us do care and it would be nice we dont get locked out of stuff just because others dont even read the text. I really hope they learn from this and make it either a personal quest or unlock the other options later.

All I see here is a much of babies who can't handle the fact that their favorite didn't win. This event was great and I enjoyed the fact that the community got to vote on the outcome and even though my vote didn't win I hope we get more stuff like this In The future.

Its not about winning its about SE wanting to make this into something, where you may visit other worlds to see the endings of all quests but somehow in the whole world only Astrid won which imo should not have happened if SE had more foresight and made it more fair..now those of us who do play the game for story will never see that outcome and have to live with an outcome that is "male abuse is funny"..at least give us an option at the end that say: "This is wrong and you are not great" or something..but seemingly we just have to accept and take it.

[Cithaerias_pyropina]

Were you this upset after the songbird vote?

You had the capability to complete, witness, and experience all three of the songbird quests, if you chose to do so, with alts. Unlike this event in which you cannot.

Why even bring that up when it has very little to do with my post which is about the need to NOT need third party sources to experience something. Which, again, all three songbird quests were entirely possible to do within the game with the use of alts.

[hasana]

I'm starting to think that Lisette might have cheated. Maybe I'm wrong and people just voted for Astrid the most (girl, red dye and closest with Bert to the Quest Giver) but I can't help thinking about the event being rigged from the beginning lore wise.

[Berteaux_Braumegain]

We got a lot of Bert memes out of this event, so I'm satisfied.

[Celestene]

Poor Rodrigault, my logical valentine.