I'm playing through the first game again, after getting partway through but not completing it some time ago, and I have to say, she definitely shows tendencies.

For those that haven't played or don't remember:

In chapter 3, she seems to almost personally orchestrate things so that Geralt bangs Princess Adda.

Nothing real spoilery here, but the chapter starts with her telling him about this party that he needs to go to for plot reasons. Geralt is reluctant, because fancy parties aren't his thing, and one of the things she mentions in convincing him is basically how the Princess will be there and totally wants his dick because of how he saved her life back in the opening cutscene.

While at the party, part of the romance requirements are to get Adda this fancy steak. Geralt has to go to Triss to get her to summon said steak to get Adda to 'talk'. Which she does quite willingly, knowing full well how much Adda wants the D.

Then Geralt immediately proceeds to bang Adda in the next room. While Triss is still at the party.

>>4100

> she seems to almost personally orchestrate things so that Geralt bangs Princess Adda.

>one of the things she mentions in convincing him is basically how the Princess will be there and totally wants his dick

>Geralt has to go to Triss to get her to summon said steak to get Adda to 'talk'. Which she does quite willingly, knowing full well how much Adda wants the D.

>Then Geralt immediately proceeds to bang Adda in the next room. While Triss is still at the party.

That's pretty hot. How does Triss behave afterwards?

>>4117

Spoke to her for another quest I'd finished for her afterwards, and everything was business as usual. She didn't even ask what information Geralt was got out of Adda (which was none, because she elected to jump his bones instead of telling anything).

One could chalk that up to just RPG character behavior, but in contrast to Triss, the next time I spoke with Shani (the other primary waifu choice for the game, which I also banged in the previous chapter), the first words out of her mouth were 'What were you doing in that witch's house?' (referring to Triss). She then accuses Triss of underhanded behavior, states her belief that she's sterile, and generally just shows herself to be insanely jealous.

Can anyone think of any other games with cuckqueanish tones or moments to them? Preferably things that qualify as real games to some degree, not visual novels.

The only other that comes to mind right now is Overlord 2. Overall, it's not as good as the first game, but it did improve in one area - the absence of the evil overlord's weird attachment to monogamy.

In the first game, you get a mistress partway through, then later have the option of either keeping your dull and sorta bossy but ultimately loyal mistress for her sluttier and hotter but bitchy and devious sister.

Why you can't just take both is beyond my understanding. Seems like a proper evil magical tyrant would decide that he's going to have them both. If one of them doesn't like it, then he may show his divine mercy as the new god-king, and point them to the door, rather than having her burned alive for disloyalty. I'm sure there's plenty of positions as bar wenches and whores out there if 'mistress to the man who rules the lands with a mailed fist' is not good enough.

The second game does correct this, however. Over the course of the game you get three mistresses which do not replace each other. You do choose a 'First Mistress', essentially deciding who is queen bitch of the tower. I think you could change which is first mistress, as well.

(Hard to find any R34 for this one on account of apparently there's some Japanese thing called 'Overlord' as well, which fills up most searches).

>>4133

>apparently there's some Japanese thing called 'Overlord' as well

It's a light novel/anime about a dude who ends up trapped in a fantasy world as a powerful lich. He decides that the best possible way of finding other people who've been trapped in the world and of finding a way home would be to conquer the world.

His head lieutenant (Albedo) and another of his powerful officers also decide an evil overlord should have an heir, which leads to the question of marriage, which leads to webm related.

It occurs to me that Skyrim has some elements to it.

Most obviously is the orcs. If you visit one of their strongholds, you'll see that orc culture is polygynous. Unfortunately, they're also, of course, orcs, and no one wants to fuck orcs. Not even other orcs. And also unfortunately, it doesn't come across as a sexy fun sort of polygyny, and more like a creepy, abusive mormon cult or a tribe of ignorant savages with no form of advanced social structure being 'biggest guy is in charge and gets what he wants. They should should probably destroyed. Skyrim belongs to the Nords.

Ahem.

There's no formal polygyny for the player in the game. I heard about a mod for it at some point, but I don't know if it ever got finished. Though with hearthfire, you can fill your house with co-habitating women in some cases. Aside from your spouse, you choose a steward from follower NPCs. Owning property also means you're a thane, which means you have a housecarl, some of which are female. You can also hire a bard, some of which are also female.

And it's completely unintentional, but the female models for the Ancient Nord Armor have an interesting helmet design, as you can see.

>>4304

In all seriousness though, the orcs need to go.

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