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[Solid Snake]

I kind of expected the pseudo-incest in Conquest, given you're both working for the Evil Empire and also adopted and unrelated to your siblings.
If it's also present in Birthright...I'd be surprised.
Anyway, my Amazon package with Conquest arrives tomorrow afternoon. I am looking forward to dying repeatedly and screaming like a crazy person.

...I may even play Conquest on that hardcore Classic 'everyone permadies' mode, which would be hysterical and also very, very bad for my health and well-being.

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Originally Posted by Solid Snake

I kind of expected the pseudo-incest in Conquest, given you're both working for the Evil Empire and also adopted and unrelated to your siblings.
If it's also present in Birthright...I'd be surprised.
Anyway, my Amazon package with Conquest arrives tomorrow afternoon. I am looking forward to dying repeatedly and screaming like a crazy person.

...I may even play Conquest on that hardcore Classic 'everyone permadies' mode, which would be hysterical and also very, very bad for my health and well-being.

So mild spoilers
I'd taken Hinoka to S-Rank wondering what they'd do. So the S rank starts and you dramatically confess your love to each other and Corrin starts the "but we can't we're siblings" angst. Then Hinoka reveals that she recently found a letter from your mother revealing you were actually from a different father and that you're step siblings not half siblings like everyone thought. Then they get married. It was fucked the hell up.

Also you can marry your genetic cousin Azura.

On the marriages at least the two "can only be romanced by Corrin" characters rule. Seriously Scarlet and Reina are ace, both as units and as characters. Especially Reina. Love that mix of domestic and matronly with death fetishist sadomasochistic killer.

Oh and aside from the creepy shit according to the devs you're not actually meant to keep playing after someone dies, and never have been in the series, you're meant to reset, it's too encourage you to plan better and not use risky strategies. The game isn't balanced for hemorrhaging people.