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SeanH
SeanH
Posts: 65

3/1/2012
Recently the cap on her Acquaintance value (and only hers, unless I'm mistaken) was raised. Does anyone know if it has a higher cap, or no cap at all? So far, after some pretty serious favour-currying, I've got it to 17...
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Abraham Bounty
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3/1/2012
Well, that certainly explains why I found a test recently for that quality and it wasn't 'a sure thing'. Seems I need to look up my acquaintance again. And probably all my other acquaintances. But it's good to keep in touch. It's a shame they're not on the Echo Bazaar forum.

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Branden Linton
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3/1/2012
I think they eventually plan to add her as a romance option. I mean one of the options is to spend a romantic evening with her. So taking things to a more intimate level isn't completely out of the question.

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Ch Ko
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3/2/2012
Is there a way to get her back after uhhh.. a regrettable incident... which resulted in her breaking off all ties due to the resultant awkwardness?

I would hate to be bereft of her company forevermore simply because of a youthful indiscretion....

Any way aside from resetting my ambition and taking the "dangerous" one I mean...
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Felicity Chase
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3/2/2012
Ch Ko wrote:
Is there a way to get her back after uhhh.. a regrettable incident... which resulted in her breaking off all ties due to the resultant awkwardness?

I would hate to be bereft of her company forevermore simply because of a youthful indiscretion....

Any way aside from resetting my ambition and taking the "dangerous" one I mean...


I got her back with an opportunity card (I think it was). Persuasive-based.

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RageBox Alice
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3/7/2012
Quick question! Is the Sardonic Music Hall Singer the same as the Fading Music Hall Singer I was searching for?

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Diptych
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3/7/2012
No, they're different. Lots of music-hall singers in Fallen London!

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RageBox Alice
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3/9/2012
Oh, good! I helped the Fading Music Hall Singer and her sister, the Opera Singer, escape to the Surface. I was worried that I might have shafted myself for future storylines, but I'm glad I didn't.

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Gerald Edgerton
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6/29/2015
I don't know if perhaps we might be talking about different incidents, but I spent a couple very lovely evenings with her before things took a turn for the worse. She definitely chilled towards me, but I've continued visiting her and she's been kind enough to keep me in the loop with Bohemians and Criminals. At this rate, she might even spend further time with me romantically in the future, although we would certainly be a lot closer if we could agree to be friends for now.
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StarryWisdom
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Posts: 35

1/22/2016
is she really any good for anything? I've gotten her up to 6 and have decided not to continue, for lack of any real purpose.
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1/22/2016
StarryWisdom wrote:
is she really any good for anything? I've gotten her up to 6 and have decided not to continue, for lack of any real purpose.

(Please don't necro a multiple-months-to-years old topic everybody. Make a new one. But for this one time only-and it should stay dead if it's older than six months next time-a reply here: )


She is used mainly for Intriguing Snippets. Build up her Favour to or above 5 and then cash it in using City Vices: Ask the Sardonic Music-Hall Singer to help you. She also can be used for Scraps of Incendiary Gossip/Rare Success Aeolian Screams or a Presbyterate Passphrase (the last option not recommended for its check and expenditure cost.) Finally, all options offer 2-3 CP of Making Waves. Considering how annoyingly this card comes up in non-remote lodgings, it adds up (should you have the Singer CP for it.)




Oh, and that is also not counting the other options on A Visit card you can only get from her when she is 5 or higher. It's up to the player to decide if that's worth it or not.
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Gonen
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1/22/2016
the truthseeker wrote:

(Please don't necro a multiple-months-to-years old topic everybody. Make a new one. But for this one time only-and it should stay dead if it's older than six months next time-a reply here: )



Sorry, I may be unfamiliar with forum etiquette - why is it considered in bad taste to necro a topic with a relevant question?
Isn't it better to do this instead of repeating the question over and over in a new topic? This way, one could also learn from past opinions on the same topic.

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Sara Hysaro
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1/22/2016
In some forums necroing topics is against the rules, though that's not the case here. Still, the mindset can be hard to shake if you're used to forums that disallow necros. Another forum I'm on takes the opposite stance of closing new topics and resurrecting the originals, so it's definitely not a universal thing among forums.

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navchaa
navchaa
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1/22/2016
I think the difficulty here is that the content can change wildly whenever there's an update, yet there's stuff that hasn't changed for a long time. So it's really hard to say whether necro-ing is a good thing here. I've generally frequented forums where mods were strict on new topics and made cutting remarks about searching thoroughly before posting anything new. So this non-necroing thing is quite foreign to me.

In my case, I love the Sardonic Music Hall Singer and always ask her to recommend me to His Amused Lordship (even though I'm already on fairly good terms with him). This is a good source of MY and I've got a handy stack of presbyterate passphrases that I hear will stand me in good stead for Flint.

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1/22/2016
navchaa wrote:
I think the difficulty here is that the content can change wildly whenever there's an update, yet there's stuff that hasn't changed for a long time. So it's really hard to say whether necro-ing is a good thing here. I've generally frequented forums where mods were strict on new topics and made cutting remarks about searching thoroughly before posting anything new. So this non-necroing thing is quite foreign to me.

In my case, I love the Sardonic Music Hall Singer and always ask her to recommend me to His Amused Lordship (even though I'm already on fairly good terms with him). This is a good source of MY and I've got a handy stack of presbyterate passphrases that I hear will stand me in good stead for Flint.

Mainly this reason as the topics then had different rules that have been modified and also may not even exist. I cannot tell you how many times still I read about the "2.0 Echoes a turn for doing Heists" question that just does not die. (It's not an option, farm Assassins CoC instead)


But also responding to posters who may not be there for years by now. I swear I was chuckling on somebody who did that wondering why the other stopped responding.

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    Alexis Kennedy
    Alexis Kennedy
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    1/22/2016
    As Sara says, round here we don't object to necromancy. It's a gentleman's pursuit. Don't worry about replying to old threads.
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    Kittenpox
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    1/22/2016
    I'm not at all affiliated with FBG - I'm just another player of Fallen London. But the way I've approached these forums is that if my comment/query/etc. is along the same lines as an existing forum thread, why NOT use the same one?

    Part of my reasoning for that is because the Search function here is very limited, and having 5 new threads over the course of a few years (for the same topic) will only prevent me from being able to find thread #6 which has the information I'm looking for.

    Like, sure, it can be jarring seeing a question from a couple years ago, but I know well enough to skip forward to the later pages until I've found something closer to modern times, then read from there for updated info.

    That's just my take on it, anyway. (If you've had much experience trying to find info using the Search function here, you'll probably understand where I'm coming from. ^_^ )

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    Kittenpox
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    1/22/2016
    Alexis Kennedy wrote:
    As Sara says, round here we don't object to necromancy. It's a gentleman's pursuit. Don't worry about replying to old threads.

    With all the criminals, constables, and revolutionaries all about the place, it can be difficult to Raise a family in peace these days... :-p

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    dov
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    1/22/2016
    the truthseeker wrote:
    StarryWisdom wrote:
    is she really any good for anything? I've gotten her up to 6 and have decided not to continue, for lack of any real purpose.

    She is used mainly for Intriguing Snippets. Build up her Favour to or above 5 and then cash it in using City Vices: Ask the Sardonic Music-Hall Singer to help you. She also can be used for Scraps of Incendiary Gossip/Rare Success Aeolian Screams or a Presbyterate Passphrase (the last option not recommended for its check and expenditure cost.)

    I use the following 3 Standard Frequency cards to support each other:

    • City Vices: ask the Sardonic Music-Hall Singer to help you: An audience with His Amused Lordship (gives 1 x Presbyterate Passphrase and MW; reduces the connection to the Singer by 1 CP).
    • City Vices: help the Sardonic Music-Hall Singer: Call on the Repentant Forger to produce some banknotes (restores the 1 CP of connection to the Singer and gives 8 x Appalling Secret, 10 x Cryptic Clue; reduces connection to the Forger by 1 CP).
    • A Visit: The Repentant Forger: Drop by for a chat (restore the 1 CP of connection to the Forger, gives your base Shadowy's worth of Cryptic Clues and some connections to Bohemians and Criminals).


    These 3 actions provide 7.9 echoes' worth of items (2.63 epa), plus connections/Favours to Bohemians and Criminals, respectively.

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    Kittenpox
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    1/22/2016
    dov wrote:
    I use the following 3 Standard Frequency cards to support each other:
    • City Vices: ask the Sardonic Music-Hall Singer to help you: An audience with His Amused Lordship (gives 1 x Presbyterate Passphrase and MW; reduces the connection to the Singer by 1 CP).
    • City Vices: help the Sardonic Music-Hall Singer: Call on the Repentant Forger to produce some banknotes (restores the 1 CP of connection to the Singer and gives 8 x Appalling Secret, 10 x Cryptic Clue; reduces connection to the Forger by 1 CP).
    • A Visit: The Repentant Forger: Drop by for a chat (restore the 1 CP of connection to the Forger, gives your base Shadowy's worth of Cryptic Clues and some connections to Bohemians and Criminals).
    These 3 actions provide 7.9 echoes' worth of items (2.63 epa), plus connections/Favours to Bohemians and Criminals, respectively.


    I now slightly regret getting rid of the Sardonic Music-Hall singer (for opp.deck efficiency) and the Repentant Forger (because a certain painting).
    That's not a bad grind at all!

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