I have long thought it really screwed up Heracles is only ever summoned trapped in the worst moment of his life.
Yes, I know that, it's even mentioned that Caenis would've loss her eyes and brain at one point. I just want a tangible number to see how much Aife was styling/dominating on her.
Less than you think.
That doesn't speak well of your research you know, it took me less than a minute to find that info in Jason and Chiron profiles.
I don't think that being a god slayer means that you can bypass divine invulnerability.
Because I really don't like the guy, and because most of the info I needed for him was already in the canon Singularity. Like I also said, I was experimenting with this chapter, so a lot of things were up for grabs and if I hadn't liked the way it was turning out, I might have actually nailed down a PoV, in which case it would never have come up in the first place.
You should have made an OC villain then if you are that biased and petty.
Not really his fault Okeonos does a good job at making Jason look like a clown and jerk. Future content just give a nod to the fact that he was a great tactician with doing very little to point out any of his good points. Even in Lostbelt 5 he was still an ass even though they tried to make him more palatable.
Because it's hard to tell a story about conflict with Herakles working at full power. At minimum you need to at least limit the amount of time his summoner can provide him with magic energy or else he just steamrolls almost everyone. And if he can't steamroll someone he is clever enough to switch to trickery.
Say what you will about the shitshow that was Agartha (and there is so much to say good lord), but they did make Herackles freaking terrifying with the full might of his 12 Lives.
We're talking about the guy who was described as the smartest of Chiron's students, and still decided to break a marriage vow when his patron deity was the goddess of marriage. Even if it's not exactly true, it is entirely in character for Jason to believe it. Because James is writing the character right, it's just that the character he's writing is the one from FGO, who is based on the one from mythology, and this is how FGO wrote him.
More times than if Caenis had been thinking clearly. Over the course of six hours? Probably at least two dozen. Caenis in a rage gets a bit careless, and Aife was conserving as much energy as she could to draw things out as long as possible.
Whoa, whoever said I was changing anything about him because of how I perceive his character? I admitted that I thought I had everything I needed, added that one character detail that I didn't realize contradicted his history, and made a single mistake with a single sentence fragment. Nowhere did I ever say I was gonna bash the guy, or that I wasn't going to write him according to his canon portrayal, and the instant that mistake was pointed out, I went back and corrected it.
Columbus and Jason both have the honor of being never used or leveled up by me. Columbus because he's him and jason because I'M the tactician here fuckboy (also my attempts to use his support self in LB5 were lacking at best).
I could have sworn that we saw Davy Jones get a pirate OC servant before who didn't die at sea, but I could just be misremembering.
Portraying the FGO character the way FGO portrayed him isn't bashing, that's writing the character correctly.
I, uh, wouldn't use the phrasing "sold" for Caenis.
