#far shore

[rainworldhourly]

[water-animals]

far shore

[i-gwarth]

Aeronautics developed a bit differently on the Far Shore, owing to the layer of heavy air turbulence in the troposphere. It is practically impossible to fly conventional lifting bodies 10-15 km from the surface outside of the "windroads", narrowly-defined corridors of stability amid the chaos.

Hunting the Synodic Empire's windroad-riding airships at those altitudes, then, is both tricky and dangerous. For whatever reason, the best solution the Archers came up with is the Kestrel: a single-pilot dive-bombing interceptor designed specifically to ram its prey. Much like the bird which gave it its name, the Kestrel is able to soar under power above the turbulence layers and dive into the hapless ships plowing the airlanes below.

Technically the Kestrel can reach its operational ceiling from ground under its own power, but this will severely tax the engine and fuel reserves, so it is usually deployed from an aerostatic carrier airship, or dropped vertically from a very tall perch such as the summit of the Glorian Pharos in Litia.

[rainworlddaily]

[kasumatchakoi1999]

Dang, guess we're talking about TUNIC again, huh?

Well. Spoilers under the cut! I suggest you play the game first so you know what you're getting into. But if you don't wanna heed this warning, so be it. Be free!

I've gotten the good ending in the game, yes yes. But I remember before I got the bad ending where I had to kill the Heir (which TOTALLY didnt make me go "IM SO SORRY HEIR BUT THERES NO OTHER WAY!" when there was another way and i just didnt know), and then when I did eventually kill the Heir, not only did I feel like I've both betrayed the Heir and been betrayed by the Heir, but the Ruin Seeker was then in a dark void, and then trapped in the Shadow Oubliette by the three gems.

About the fight though, not only was I crying that whole time, the music only making it worse, but also I died QUITE A FEW TIMES to the Heir. I felt betrayal, yes yes, but I noticed that when I died to the Heir, the Heir gets on their knees and cries. My sympathetic self couldn't take all of it at once, so I quit playing. Weeks later, I come back to the game, because I was bored. I didn't know where I was in the game, but I thought I was stuck in the beginning of the game, still trying to ring the west bell. But NO. I reloaded the game in the beginning area, so I figured that yes, I was still at the beginning. But then I saw the little glowing plant-like thingy on Toby's head. And that bandit mask you get at the Quarry. I felt like Link in BoTW rediscovering his old memories. Then it came to me. I needed to fight the Heir.

So here I am crying my eyes out yet again fighting this big ol' fox being, and SOMEHOW I won?? I beat the Heir, and I thought "dang, this doesn't feel like a good ending at all, I just fricking killed the person I was trying to save..." then the cutscene plays (you know the one) and I got a game over. Confusion and hopeless anger ensues.

So I went back, got the rest of the guidebook thingies, and then I come back to fight the Heir again. "Alright, Heir, I killed you once, and I feel bad but I will do it again!", all that stuff. No.

Pre-fight-cutscene plays, but then stops, and the Heir looks at the glowing guidebook Toby has in their paws. The Heir reads the guidebook, remembering about their reality, the Holy Cross, the Golden Path, everything. They realize everything was just a game, and the fox people's tampering with the miasma (yknow, that goop that breaks your will to live?) and their future selves (the corrupted foxes in the monoliths) and with them travelling to the Spirit Estuary (the Far Shore), broke their reality and created a time loop. The way to break the time loop? Remind the Heir that the canonical plane was just a game.

And then the Heir gets their physical body back, and Toby and the Heir have fun in the fox world together, now that the time loop is gone! YIPPEE!

Oh, shoot, did I actually ramble?? Sorry about that lol

I'll add videos and pictures later, I know I have them.

[mymindimpaired]

Volume 6 Ch. 12

[angel-advise]

been a little bit since i've given any new info about my game, so i should say something. i'm putting off working on it for now until my new pc comes, my current one is complete shit and i've lost files multiple times from it crashing (though i got a usb to back them up, so everything's still fine). i'll probably get some more screencaps to share as soon as there's enough new content to make a visually diverse post. i've completely redone the areas and assets i've shown previously, and the game looks a lot better now! also, i've finally titled it. it'll be called "I'll meet you on the Far Shore".

[sun-warmth]

I guess that Hanako is going to risk himself just to expand Yashiro’s lifespan because of their ED video I’ve seen. Hanako hugging Yashiro might represent something that causes a fight about expanding Yashiro’s lifespan. Her fish leaving far shore (red side) might represent Yashiro’s lifespan extended because of Hanako. Then his hand was reaching in the far shore side might represent FAREWELL or DEATH.