Parable - 156 - HD
🕑 Added 2020-09-12 03:01:00 +0000 UTCPossibly not an approved interrogation tactic.
Commentary
It was a super cool Chrono Trigger reference, SUSAN!
...
Well, it was.
Comments
Otter Annason
been watching her halo disappear, and now her wings--tail coming back soon no doubt
Some Ed
My guess is that like most video game persuasion magic, it doesn't work on players. If Susan used "the voice" on J, it would not work any better. It's possible that this is also true for its effectiveness on Rhoda, and the yet to be seen Hero of Archery or whatever their title is. However, if that is the case, Rhoda is much better at playing in character. Admittedly, Rhoda does seem like someone who would be better at playing in character.
livvy94
BGM for this entire convo https://youtu.be/7LUF40y7C9w
David Olie
My guess is that "the voice" has to be combined with direct eye contact to be persuasive.
Daryl Sawyer
Interesting how Jay's magic isn't working, like, *at all* on Susan.
JohnInCA
Fable's morality system was a lot closer to "nice vs mean" then anything else. And interrogating someone, rightfully or not, is often mean. At least, that's how I interpreted it.
David Fenger
Probably because she's holding Jay just a wee bit too tight. Or a lot too tight, in the first panel, considering she got three icons for it.
ZekeStaright
Yes it was, & that's why she's S~u~s~p~i~c~i~o~u~s~
coredumperror
Why is this a "bad" action by the game's morality system?
Michael Brewer
And Watch that this game WILL call them double techs, likely also as a Chrono-Trigger reference
Michael Brewer
She DID want the tail back
Narall
Devil susan Devil susan devil susan devil susan~
IvyReed
Well she needed to get her devil horns back for the grand finale, so I'm not complaining!