Because I was clenching them the entire time we were walking through Sinclair's backstory

JESUS CHRIST

Is there ANYTHING not fucked up in the city. How is rodion "Got her entire street killed" the least fucked up Sinner so far???

This game is so much fun

What is UP with Vergil????

He's a Color? Red Persumambly? Isn't that Mage Tower talk (Has vague projmoon memories of colors being high level wizards)

oh so basically

fixers are ranked by power and popularity, from 9 as the lowest and 1 as the highest

colors are the rank above 1 so vergilius is one of the most powerful characters in the setting

Oooooh.

Yeah that tracks

colors can also work on their own, they don't need to join offices or associations or anything like that, they can take on any job they like which most fixers can't afford to bc they need all the money they can get

Wow that's, a lot of power actually in capitalistic dystopia.

(taxes are astronomically high in the city and the fixer market is the most lucrative career rn)

YEAH that's a meritocracy for you

powerscaling in the City can get ridiculously stupid real fast, i love it

I am a sucker for powerscaling, and I am thriving on the idea of fixer rankings. And just how much competition there has to be at rank 1, to try and hit color status

It's impossible, but if you do it, you've won

there's only a handful of colors confirmed so far

all of this gets elaborated on in library of ruina

the people of the world of the city are mostly average, but when you get into fixer territory power scaling ratches up like no one's business. it's so funny

that's a projmoon special I feel, coming from a fate background

more or less...... limbus takes place after ruina, which came after lobocorp.... it's a lot more linear compared to fate's imo

and re: powerscaling, just assuming that the sinners are just at the bottom of the barrel at this moment in time

A reasonable assumption, considering we get stomped into gore every combat and are carving our way through these dungeons by basically waging a war of attrition on them

An immortal army can win every fight, eventually.