Same, I'm too dom to like Naomi. I appreciate her being there for subby kings though, you lads live your best lives.
Honestly I'd say the biggest problem storywise is the fact you can't straight up tell anyone that they are wrong. That's literally my problem with Cait story right now. (Haven't finished the current update or the last, i saw the maze and said fuck that shit.) But the way it's going, what she's doing and how she is doing it is literally leading to her getting all her friends expelled from the school and she never once will thought about it and the mc never once get to put that out for her. She's is dragging others into a life ruining situational not seeming to care until after it happens possibly.
They re separate because they are all from separate worlds, they aren't just from different countries or continents with Rae being the only one to have actually traveled between world before being trapped in the rift so why would they have any interaction with each other's world when the only binding factor that even connects them is thr MC saving their lives?
Oh yeah, that's always been Cait's big problem. She leaps in without thinking and without consulting someone. And it always backfires. Once is an accident, twice becomes a lesson to learn quickly but it's happened to Cait so many times, I'm starting to wonder if she's educationally impaired.
I mean yeah, at the start. But the story we're in right now is all about them learning to interact with each other in this ship in a bottle that is The House. I'm just saying I want to see more story beats of them interacting with each others' worlds since they're all becoming friends and everyone cares about each other.
I think this is mainly a sandbox issue. Since you don't have to follow one girl's storyline as deeply as another one's, it is difficult to find a point where they've "grown together" in terms of each other's storyline. That doesn't make the point of "separated stories" invalid, but unless you tie everything closer together, forcing the players hand in whom to pursue and when, "combinations" of characters will always be an issue.
I disagree. Not on the difficulty part, but on the not possible part. You can have a combined stories that affect more than one character and still have a sandbox based game. The drawback is that you need a ton of check to ensure that it happens when it should and not too early (eg. a Azraesha & Yona event make no sense if it can happen before Yona is even introduce into the game) or even too late.
I see this as a story about bad girl, who turn into good girl, because love, caring, attention and pampering from the main character changed her and made her better. I like this idea. Prefer good girls only.
Yea them learning to interact with each other anf becoming friends doesn't require them going to or interacting with the world's the girls from. Heck they barely interact with the world the MC is from outside of the house. Two haven't even been there yet while one basically gots her own lone event to go there.
Yeah, it may not even take all that many checks. You could pretty easily divide each girl's story into chunks and have flags raised at each chunk, then check those for "togetherness" type events later. Just a binary "Has the player done Blair's Story to Chunk B? If so, Blair gets involved."
Yeah... considering how easy it is to visit other worlds compared to visiting another country in real life... I'm guessing you didn't really think this through, huh? It's more like you all live on the same street and yet have never visited each other's houses.
