Pretty sure she'd dress closer to this than getting too fancy or Enforcer-ish.See below for inspiration on future looks. She would fit nicely.
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I don't think it's been suggested thatthe Kiramman's wealth would make them better adoptive parents, and I personally have simply pushed that Caitlyn's father, who seems to be something of a stay at home dad, would be a more attentive parent than increasingly busy and occasionally to caught up in their work Jayce and Viktor.It's a valid choice - the alternative obviously wouldn't be perfect guardians either - but I think it makes more sense to vote based on what narrative you want to see than what you think will fix Jinx's issues because neither of these options are gonna fix Jinx's issues, IMO.
I don't deserve this accusation. I fully believed in my conclusion. I specifically said Heavily involved. If we had met the character I might have made a different conclusion but we didn't so I went with the way the vote was worded and her absence from many major events, including Jayce's exile trial. Since the qm has clarified the situation I'll admit I made a bad call here.I do not believe, that Ximena, Jayce's mom, will not be involved in aiding Jinx especially if we are leaning towards Jayce and Viktor. I feel that suggesting that she won't be there is just trying to poison the argument to make your side sound better.
There is a difference between embracing the madness and losing yourself in it. Jinx embraces madness in season two during certain scenes. Powder loses herself momentarily to madness in the scene where Vi leaves her behind and she has a breakdown. Losing herself to madness when it comes to hextech is dangerous. It's the kind of thing that sees Viktor shout about proving to everyone that they were right, and Jayce crank the dial, setting off the explosion. It's not a good or fun kind of madness.Also I don't care about necessarily being the "voice of reason" and I feel a hurt child probably shouldn't be? Also this is a JINX quest, "embracing the madness" is part of the point stylistically.
The qm has specified that we get more opportunities to change Caitlyn's mind living with the Kiramman family.As I said I'm of two minds on who to go with. I don't think either option locks us out of much either. We're Caitlyn's friend regardless and will have the same enforcer career chat no matter what. Same for hextech, whether we spend our after work hours with the team or with the Kirammans it doesn't lock us out of being the cautious voice or a Hextech maniac.
It's not likely to be a single conversation ordeal, particularly if she feels she has some sort of obligation to the deceased Greyson.As far as Caitlyn's character arc goes, I'll just say that she's not completely locked into becoming a cop yet. Jinx can have an influence on her choices (Obviously a bit more if they're living together). Jinx herself becoming an Enforcer is just right out.
That's fair. I like Jayce and viktor as our work bros and hope to enjoy many more afternoonsMy slight favour of J & V has to do with dynamics like that which the choice actually fully locks in. Are we the Kirammans' Zaunite charity case and Caitlyn's sister in all but blood or are we the heir to hextech set to work alongside our adopted fathers to shape the future and carry the torch should they fall? Jinx Kiramman vs Jinx Talis in effect. I very slightly favour the latter.
In the manner above, except this time it will be Jinx telling Jayce about the latest girl Caitlyn snuck in. I'd rather not complicate it with family stuff.Jayce threw a teasing grin her way. "Especially since this time it will actually be a sleepover, and not you trying to sneak a girl in through your bedroom window."
"Jayce!"
I knew what they were hinting at, but they probably didn't realize I got it. Time to mess with them a little. "Why would she need to sneak in one of her friends for a sleepover?"
Caitlyn groaned, her cheeks lighting. "Ah, well, it wasn't exactly a sleepover..."
Jayce smirked and joined in on the fun. "You two weren't planning to do much sleeping, then?"
"Jayce, I swear, if you say one more word..."
The choices have always been narrative. It hasn't stopped them from ultimately shifting the mechanics or the mechanics from distinctly impacting the narrative.Since the QM just confirmed the choice is more narrative feels like people should really stop using the argument that the Kiramens would be the best choice to raise Jinx since that doesn't appear to be the case. Especially since they also confirmed that Jayce's mother would be getting involved with raising Powder.
As the QM notes here. It's not a minimal impact situation in either direction.For sure. Obviously there will be some mechanical impacts from whichever choice wins out, but at the end of the day this quest is mostly focused on narrative, and the mechanics just exist to enhance and enable that.
I mean, she hasn't exactly helped curb Jayce's Hextech obsession.knowing that jayce's mom will get involved and help curb the hex tec obsession, I'm changing my vote
[X] Jayce and Viktor
It's higher than any of powders issues were before the end of the fourth ark. A parent can be blind to certain failings in there child. Jayce's good points didn't come from nowhere but neither did his issues. It's a point worth considering at least.Jayce Issues Roll
2d6: (2+4) Hextech Obsession (-4), Heimerdinger (-2) Something to Prove (-2) = -2
Failure
Why notI think Ekko, who Jinx can still be friends with since she isn't aligned with Silco, and Seraphine, who is from Zaun herself, is more likely to Keep Powder a grounded Zaunite than shoot for the sky with Hextech and rise above your humble beginnings to prove to everyone you matter Viktor.
This option is the route towards masking our feelings in Hextech, the one thing she feels successful about, while selecting the Kirammans is masking within a world of luxury. I think the Jayce and Viktor option makes more sense for Jinx to select.
Just had a realization that in a way this is a vote on who our sibling surrogate is likely to be.
[ ] The Kirammans
For the older sister we just lost, and;
[ ] Jayce and Viktor
For the older brothers we just lost
Considering this is Piltover, a pastiche of 19th Century Urban Europe with Steampunk, are you sure that whatever analogue of 19th Century mental healthcare that exists in Piltover is something you want to subject Jinx to? It would likely involve Laudanum and Jinx getting committed for "hysteria".
Also I don't care about necessarily being the "voice of reason" and I feel a hurt child probably shouldn't be? Also this is a JINX quest, "embracing the madness" is part of the point stylistically.
As much as I think either option would be pretty interesting, these arguments in particular have me leaning towards the hextech duo. Is it the smart play? Possibly not. But it does feel more emotionally realistic from a traumatized kid who's trying to cling to anything familiar, and she's been hanging out with these two for several weeks now, whereas she only spent one night with the Kirammans so far. And even if it does wind up being a Bad Decision, an argument could be made that making Good Decisions is against the spirit of the source material anyway, lmaoAs I said I'm of two minds on who to go with. I don't think either option locks us out of much either. We're Caitlyn's friend regardless and will have the same enforcer career chat no matter what. Same for hextech, whether we spend our after work hours with the team or with the Kirammans it doesn't lock us out of being the cautious voice or a Hextech maniac.
With that said I'd be happy with either vote. Kiramman makes the political route easier and the Caitlyn advice easier, J & V makes guiding Hextech easier and makes us the heir to Hextech as the eldest child of Viktor & Jayce.
My slight favour of J & V has to do with dynamics like that which the choice actually fully locks in. Are we the Kirammans' Zaunite charity case and Caitlyn's sister in all but blood or are we the heir to hextech set to work alongside our adopted fathers to shape the future and carry the torch should they fall? Jinx Kiramman vs Jinx Talis in effect. I very slightly favour the latter.
Yeah, I've been pushing for Jinx being a big part of Hextech, and I'm still gonna keep pushing for that. I don't think either option necessarily locks us out of certain things I also want to see, based on what @Chengar Qordath said, but the route I'm most interested in overall is the one found with the science buddies. Soooooo...I think it makes more sense to vote based on what narrative you want to see than what you think will fix Jinx's issues because neither of these options are gonna fix Jinx's issues, IMO.
I really do hope that after some spinoffs in other regions, we return to Piltover/Zaun after like, five to ten years have passed in-universe. A sequel series could be a good way to both catch up with the surviving cast, (Cait and Vi and Ekko mainly, plus Jinx if this coincides with the end of her world tour,) and do more with other characters from the region that Arcane didn't get to touch on. And even if Orianna was technically present, I'd count her in the latter category; would be great to see the fallout with dad, and see her bounce off of other characters like Seraphine, Camille, and the legacy cast.second only to relegating Orianna to a cameo despite how compelling her story could've been if fully realized in the show.
The choice being more narrative doesn't mean there is no consideration of who could raise/help Jinx better. It is a big part of the narrative and a valid arguement.Since the QM just confirmed the choice is more narrative feels like people should really stop using the argument that the Kiramens would be the best choice to raise Jinx since that doesn't appear to be the case. Especially since they also confirmed that Jayce's mother would be getting involved with raising Powder.
Fair point. I concede that there all good options, I just prefer Victor as more of a Hextech partner than a parental figure. I like the dynamic of those being separate things.
She's running for her dad, you inhuman creature.When she finally snapped out of it she tried talking. "Powder, don't run towards the killer monster and a bunch of trigger-happy Enforcers!
The worst type of enemy is the ones who think they're your friend and doing you a favor. Disgusting. I hope Sevika dies slowly and painfully. Maybe she'll get the same Shimmer treatment Vander had."Look, we did what we had to do for Zaun. I get that it looks bad, but once we get back to Silco he'll explain how it's all—"
I get what you're getting at, but honestly that particular angle of things didn't occur to me until now, but now that you've pointed it out, I'm even more interested in the hextech duo option. The drama of that sounds way too interesting to miss out on!Imagine what happens when Viktor dies either through Hexgod or disease. Thays not going to make Jinx any better unless she faces her abandonment issue through that.