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I don't know how far you've come in the story.
I cut slack to
That's why I completely understand for her not being trusting.
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I cut slack to
That's why I completely understand for her not being trusting.
I doubt anyone would call you a troll for that, I think you're good.
As for your point, I'm not sure which scene you're talking about so I'm missing out on the context, but the short of it is that you can appreciate (naive) honesty while not being (naively) honest yourself (parentheses are in case it's the scene I'm thinking of, we're talking really early on?).
It's just an unfortunate fact of life that sometimes it is prudent to withhold information, or even outright lie so as to not be taken advantage of. Let's say a young woman is alone at a bar and right before the bar closes a man approaches her. He's attractive, and seemingly being perfectly open and sincere and even seems pleasant as he goes "Hey, I saw you from across the bar and, I'mma be honest, was kinda looking to hook up, thought maybe you'd be interested?", raising a quizzical brow. Now, while he is being perfectly honest - which one generally appreciates - it's probably prudent to just tell the guy you're waiting for your friend in the bathroom, or something along those lines. Guy gets let down easy, and the young woman is probably that much safer until the taxi arrives, or something along those lines.
Rae is alone, and she is trapped with a stranger, and personally I just can't fault her for not divulging all the information.
Oh, and yes, the whole 'racial persecution' is a pretty compelling argument.
There is need to be smack dat ass counter somewhere.
ZanithOne Thanks for great game!
ZanithOne Thanks for great game!
- Oct 5, 2017
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You don't even need to play ahead, right there and then Rae says she thinks you shouldn't tell Naomi the truth because she's a commoner who isn't used to magic. Unless you quit the game to come rant the very line she said it I don't get it.
Also since we're apparently talking about race now for some reason I thought it was pretty funny that Naomi is the one to be suspicious of Yona. You know, since orcs are sometimes used as a stand-in for blacks in 'fantasy as a societal metaphor'. There's some irony there, I'm sure.
I loved doing that as long as it was fun, but then one time Rae didn't look like she liked it at all and now I can't bring myself to smack dat ass at all
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Actually she said "she LOOKS like a commoner" (again with the looks like). Anyway Naomi DID turn out to know about magic and what was going on. Then Rea can't believe she didn't tell them that she knew.... So dishonest... Anyways I am done with this (for real now).
Apparently I can't say negative things about this game here so...
Game has great sex scenes, no need to read the text... Thanks I love it.
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Don't know for sure but there are 2 more doors, plus a garage that have not been opened up to explore.
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I don't know if the word "last" was used, I think it was "next". Being pedantic as people on the Internet are such people.
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She is the last girl planned, and there is only one room left to unlock (not counting the garage). I'm sure there will be more side girls, but there are only six main girls living in the house planned. Although I guess we can hope for some loopholes like if the house becomes intelligent and has a magic avatar, technically that wouldn't be another girl living in the house, that would be the house.
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So there are three doors that don't open currently?
Next to the MC's room labeled Sandra.
Next to the refrigerator.
Between downstairs bathroom and Naomi's room.
??
Cheers
Next to the MC's room labeled Sandra.
Next to the refrigerator.
Between downstairs bathroom and Naomi's room.
??
Cheers
Well, the one next to Naomi's is just a toilet, you get a glimpse in there in the very beginning when looking around the house. The phrasing when you now click on it is weird, as though it's somehow impossible to look in or something, but I suspect that's just poor phrasing.
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The one next to the fridge is the garage. It's possible it could be converted into another bedroom, but I don't think it's very likely. I'm interested to see what does happen to it though.
I don't think Naomi's issue was that she was suspicious, I think it was that she didn't know how she was going to come up with a nickname out of "Yona". Because there's that scene like a day or two later where she rushes down the hall super-excited to see Yona because she's come up with one.
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Sorry for being a bother, but could you perhaps arrange an alternate link or divide it in packages?
MEGAsync just doesn't work for me.
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Lot of comments on this. Why should we lie to Naomi?
Azraesha attacked the MC thinking that he had kidnapped her to this house and was essentially hostile and guarded until she understood what was going on.
The MC was, fortunately, immune to magical attack.
Naomi is likely to have a similar reaction, thinking that she has been kidnapped and similarly respond but physically. There is no reason to believe that the MC is immune to physical attack.
Keeping knowledge of the situation from Naomi until it can be reasonably certain that she won't attack seems prudent.
Or you can just read race into anything. Is Naomi black? Is she tanned? Does it matter?