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I refuse to accept that the blood beads are glass like. Broke: Blood beads are hard like glass Woke: Bood beads are more like a natural but morbid caprisun that you can bite into. Basically I imagine that the clear part of the bead is a clear thin but strong membrane. Beads are slightly squishy but can take a beating.
I love Code Vein But...
I kinda hate home base. Don't get me wrong, Dilapidated cathedrals and churches are absolutely a vibe but the base in game absolutely feels like it was designed as a game hub first and an actual location as an afterthought. The structure or floorplan doesn't make sense, even for a near destroyed church that was hurriedly moved into. Rin's workshop is basically a vault slapped into the wall which I have doubts that they were able to get that set up with the world ending and all. How the fuck did they get Coco's car in there? I can't see Louis willingly putting his books in a spot so exposed to the elements. I'll expand on these thoughts later.
*slams back a coffee* Ok you know what? Random headcanon time to get shit moving again on this account. Again, these are personal headcanons and not something that appears in canon.
The amount of bloodbeads a revenant needs varies depending on their health and how active they are. If they're particularly active (such as fighting and so on) they'll need to feed sooner than someone who spends most of their time being idle. Also reviving and healing from injuries also increases thirst.
Protag needs a lot of upkeep in comparison to a regular revenant. For all the benefits they have, they also have to deal with an increased thirst that keeps them on the lookout for more beads. They may or may not find themselves constantly snoozing to offset the effects in their downtime.
There are areas that we don't see that are for the most part settled. Communities that have setup around bloodsprings that haven't withered that act like guarddogs for human shelters. Heavily regulated and a lot of the revs that we see struggling on their own are either outcasts or have their own reasons for operating independently.
Revs can eat food and actually get some benefit from it (Yes I know canon says otherwise but bite me). Eating food won't stave off the thirst or frenzy, but it gives the parasite something to work with when it comes to tending to the body passively. Well fed revs will see an uptick in their energy and healing from wounds is far less dire to their thirst.
Revs can actually safely drink very small amounts of another revenants blood but its like drinking saltwater. It can make your thirst even worse and overconsumption not only has the risk of frenzy due to thirst but drinking too much from another rev can lead to accidentally taking in their code and for most the incompatibly is incredibly dangerous.
Code Vein: Massive plot-holes. Story is clearly the result of being in development hell. Setting has a lot of interesting mechanics but poor execution, most likely due to massive changes in story being implemented last minute and limitations of the medium it's presented in. Me:
I fucking love situations like this because it practically begs the creative to start bridging the gaps in the story which leads to them fleshing out the rest of the story. It gets you invested in ways that complete, cohesive settings just can't manage to do. Code Vein is honestly a mess but its a *glorious* mess and I'm here to make content for it because it makes the cells in my brain go brrrrrr.
I want... to do Code Vein Imagines....I'm at work but my brain is going 50 mph and I wanna talk about OCs and canon chars.... I wanna talk about my re-imagining of the plot. I WANNA DO SO MUCH BUT I GOT SHIT TO DO. I haven't even set up this account yet.
Though if folks want to send me questions to get the ball rolling even though I'm still setting up and have no prompts up yet I won't say no...
May I present the idea that revenants get the zoomies when they're idle for too long.
Yes it's crack but at the same time I do have reasoning for it. If they're feeding frequently, they'll basically end up with excess energy that needs to be spent if they're cooped up.
I'm currently wrestling my brain and telling it to behave.
I need to be wholesome and code vein absolutely doesn't need additional eldritch elements from me.
Currently looking at my current writing project like... Should I lean more heavily into the fantasy aspects or a more modern, scientific approach. Both have their appeals and both would work for Code Vein.
