Jan 20, 2024
Most toxic couple in Revachol
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Most toxic couple in Revachol
Disco Elysium/Hot Fuzz redraw.
Probably the first of multiple ones.
Everyone has their own ideas for a fem!Harry, but my Harriet dated an older rich man (Dora) while she was a dance teacher at a community center (instead of a gym teacher).
In this au, she was constantly insecure about dating someone older and richer, being called "gold digger", and decided to join the RCM because of it. She had a miscarriage due to the extress of the job, and broke up with her ex a while later.
Also Kim is a butch lesbian.
I've been wanting to do this video since I found this audio.
Thanks for the collage mode ZAUM, it has now accomplished its purpose and I will never use it again lol
That "why does this car smell of Japanese cherry blossoms?" TikTok audio, but is Jean screaming at Harry about his coupris smelling like pine needle aftershave.
Everyone argues that authority is a skill that's about how much you make people obey you BUT I disagree, and I say it's a skill that's about being trustworthy.
Like, yes, if you have high authority the skill starts getting authoritarian BUT only you are able to hear it, and you're free to listen to it or not. And even then, even Volition gets paranoid and reactive like that.
HOWEVER people feel compelled to listen to you when you say it, and based on the dialogues I say it's because they're evaluating how much they can trust said authority. That's why when you fail the skillcheck you come up with authoritarian or nonsensical arguments.
On the contrary, if you pass a high authority check, your arguments can be pretty sensible and well intentioned (like asking Titus to tell you who's the "rape" victim, because the victim needs help, regardless of what happened to the guy that did it).
The most perfect example of this, is the skillcheck at the Mercenary Tribunal.
It could be a reaction speed skillcheck, but no. It's an authority skillcheck, and they make emphasis on the fact of whether Kim trusts you enough or not.
Kim listens to you not because you're his superior, he listens to you because he trusts your orders.
Kim starts listening to you from the beginning because you're from the RCM, and he believes and trusts in the RCM, despite everything. It's after multiple things in the game that he *TRULY* trusts YOU.
It's a repeated fact in the game that no one listens to you because they don't trust the police; but modifiers that give bonuses to authority come AFTER you do things that make them trust you, even a little.
Another similar example is that "Evrart told them to cooperate" is a modifier. They listen to you, because they trust Evrart. They don't believe he would have told them to cooperate otherwise. They only listen to you based on that trust.
Cuno would be another example, where he starts telling you stuff because you respect him; not because you're an adult, and certainly not because you're a cop.
In the same sense, that's also why you're able to fail an authority skillcheck regardless of you lvl of authority if you lack certain modifiers. You could have a lot of authority, but that doesn't mean people will trust you enough to do or say everything you ask.
A missed point when it comes to positions of authority is that they must be trustworthy, because at the end of the day, it's does not matter how high in the hierarchy you are, people won't listen to you if they don't want to.
Harry's "human can-opener" reputation comes because people feel compelled to tell him stuff; maybe because they understimate him, feel at ease with him, or another reason, but it rarely is just because he's from the RCM.