First of all, I would like to thank Mr. Palmer. It takes a lot of will and energy to develop a story, and the pay is probably rather pitiful compared to the time. To some people who come here just to criticize, I recommend: a) to write a story themselves, b) to publish it and c) to deal with unqualified criticism. This can get on your nerves.
I myself am also worried about history and also share the criticism that there are too few choices. I'm afraid that Anna will go to bed with all the male protagonists from episode 3 onwards. That would not be worthy of Anna's good story and CV. Basically, the question arises for me, why do we need so many important actors? Wouldn't less be more?
Other well-starting stories (AWAM or Fate and Life) are also struggling with this problem. Three or four stories are told in a story. And then comes the frustration of the users. One wants more Jake, the other more Hank, a fourth more Chris, and quite a few more David. I'm very curious to see if Mr. Parker can and will solve this.
(English is not my mother tongue – complains about the translation program)
I myself am also worried about history and also share the criticism that there are too few choices. I'm afraid that Anna will go to bed with all the male protagonists from episode 3 onwards. That would not be worthy of Anna's good story and CV. Basically, the question arises for me, why do we need so many important actors? Wouldn't less be more?
Other well-starting stories (AWAM or Fate and Life) are also struggling with this problem. Three or four stories are told in a story. And then comes the frustration of the users. One wants more Jake, the other more Hank, a fourth more Chris, and quite a few more David. I'm very curious to see if Mr. Parker can and will solve this.
(English is not my mother tongue – complains about the translation program)
