Elizabeth having growing pains in her tatas once she gets pregnant with Tristan and trying not to complain while out with the sins but heaving a little and crossing her arms to hold herself.
Diane: Hmm? What's wrong Princess?
Meliodas: You know you don't have to call her that anymore right? And besides, she's not even a princess anymor-
Diane: SHUUUUSSSSSHHHH Captain, her bestie is talking. What's wrong?
Elizabeth: I-It's nothing, j-just some pain.
Diane: Oh, is he kicking already?
Elizabeth: No. Well, yes, but that's, uhhh, not really what it is.
Diane: Hmm? Then wha-
King: Here you go, princess, this tea should help with the growing pains, and don't worry, its completely safe for the baby.
Elizabeth: Oh!? Uh, thank you King, how did you-
King: Ha, you've been distracted by it since you got here, I read hearts remember?
Elizabeth: Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't want to bother anyone.
King: It's not a bother! I remember how hard growing pains could be, so don't even worry.
Meliodas: Oof, was it this bad with Diane?
Diane: Actually, no, mine stayed pretty much the same size. And when they did grow it wasn't that bad.
King: No, Diane was perfectly fine. I'm talking about me.
Meliodas: ... Huh?
Ban: *Whips his head around so fast his neck makes a crack noise that echoes like a gunshot* HUH!?
King: Yeah, when I first grew those damn things it was so painful it basically decided my gender for me, haha.
Elaine: Oh please, you were still undecided even while growing them, you only stuck with your choice after you met Diane. You're terrible with making decisions, you take forever, Sin of Sloth indeed.
King: Hey! I didn't see you choosing yours either! Not even after you met Ban! So what's up with that!?
Elaine: I was taking my time so I could be sure, you were just lazy.
King: HOW DARE-
Ban & Meliodas:
And that was how they found out about the Fairy Gender not existing until they want it to.
Later~
Gowther: So what happens if one never decides to stick with one? Do they get one selected randomly?
King: Oh God no, no they just have both.
Gowther: Both?
King: Or neither. Whichever they choose.
Gowther: Fascinating.
King: Yeah, Helbram had both, and Fairy King Gloxinia decided to forgo it. Ha, getting stuck with only One gender, that's funny Gowther, your humor has gotten way better.
Elizabeth: That's how it is for humans.
King: ... Huh?
Elizabeth: We just have the one we're born with. That's all we really get. From what I remember, trying to change it doesn't really end well, I think that's what got me killed once.
King, horrified: Oh my God.
Elizabeth: Yeah, burning at the stake sucked.
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So Allegedly Infinite Wealth is 100 hours... not that you can't already spend that long on the games if you really want to, but I'd say it's the first time that could be said to be the base experience rather than a time only hardcore completionists are likely to get.
Yokoyama was talking at length about wanting to make the game worth the price tag since the team is incredibly conscious about the value of the players' time and money. They essentially feel they owe players ten times what they paid, so they're aiming for "an enjoyable 100 hours, but also an unforgettable 100 hours."
If they pull it off, I personally think it'd be 100% worth it and not just a "well other studios are doing it so we can get away with it too" price hike... I'm at least happy to know that's not the intent, and I'm intrigued to see how everything pans out and what the ratio is between story and side content
oh yayaya i saw that article this morning!!! 100 hours is actually so unfathomable to me in terms of an rgg game- i mean y7 was At Minimum around 45~50 hours but when i think of other RPGS that easily dip into 70's and 100's of hours, i'm not too surprised to see LAD start to climb towards those numbers now. it'd be such a jump in rgg's terms tho, so i'm TRULY curious to see where the nearly doubled gameplay hours comes from..
i really appreciate yoko's respect not just to RGGS but also to its customers: they want to make a great product, but they also don't want to sacrifice what they want to do to do that in the process
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