#like. yes he's morally grey or morally bankrupt (depending on who you ask) but it's like. you're this giant of an attorney who never loses

[katierosefun]

step 1 of watching suits: haha fun plot! look at this little guy pretending to be a law school graduate. yeah this won't have any consequences whatsoever

step 2 of watching suits: oh this little guy and that bigshot lawyer have some good chemistry. yeah they're both committing a crime by having him work at this new york big law firm but it's fun :)

step 3 of watching suits: they're actually facing consequences to their actions now, but oh god i don't want to see either of them lose. yes, they did something terrible but don't we all want to feel a bit special. don't we all feel stuck. doesn't our own ambition swallow us whole. don't we feel insanely loyal to the person who gave us everything. we're going down together. if you go, i go.

[cyn-if]

Hey I love this IF so much and I'm doing another playthrough of it. I have a couple of questions. (1) I was wondering if we will be able to play a more hedonistic MC in every sense of the word? I'm going for an MC who wants to make up for all the pleasures he missed in the 13 years he was imprisoned and what with his enhanced senses and increased abilities and attractiveness he feels quite ready to indulge himself in all kinds of pleasures (food, fun, sex, etc.) so I was wondering if we can express that desire more as a motivation in the future and maybe have casual flings/one-night stands with non-RO characters? (2) Awhile ago I asked you if we could "corrupt" the ROs if we went down a more evil or morally grey path but I want to slightly elaborate on my question. Although it would be interesting if one could turn them into a corruptant what I meant more was could you loosen some of their morals, like for instance, Everix seems to be morally good person but could you use your attractiveness and your relationship with them to have Everix join you in your more debauched nature (like my character is doing) or take them down a darker path. A similar scenario for Hayes and the other ROs as well. (3) You mentioned before in another question that some of the ROs find the MC being a bit sadistic attractive so I was wondering which ones lol? (4) This is more of a funny and unhinged question but if we're playing an insane character can we do silly things like if we decapitate Thomas can we then bat his head out of the keep like a baseball withour weapon (or I guess a cricketball would be more appropriate for this timeperiod) lmao?

Glad you are enjoying it!

1 - The desire (and Avarice, but mainly desire) stat is indeed supposed to represent your characters desire (hehe) for things they missed out on, including all the things you listed!

2 - I'll say that to a certain degree, yes, you can morally bankrupt some of the ROs. That will largely depend on things the MC has done, paired with the way they've treated the RO. The exact details of when they might draw the line and what exactly you could get them to be okay with will come when I write those scenes towards the latter part of the story.

3 - It really matters on just how sadistic the MC gets. Everix and Hayes both baulk at the more cruel and blood thirsty options (especially killing), but are fine with displays of skill and provoking fights. Sam really doesn't find any of it attractive but doesn't really find it unattractive either, however the more cruel the MC gets the more poignant a reminder that the current MC is not the same as they remember. Quinn and Maverick, while they may have slight aversion towards the killing and more cruel acts, both of them are attracted by the acts. Both of them are attracted to the act, not necessarily because they themselves are sadists, but because it's the MC doing the act.

4 - For those moments where your insanity shines through, I'll be trying my best to include some crazy things for the MC to do. Not sure exactly what, but it is in my mind.