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No matter how early the leak is, the gap between monthly updates will be the same. Better for the leak to take time so that HC can keep producing superior content.
That's right. People will thank you, but only after you do something first. Either link the game or fuck off, no one's gonna suck your dick so you can graciously copypaste download link.Listen, I'm actually glad the game is taking this long to be leaked. Good for HC. But the fact of the matter is that you, sir, are no hero.
A real hero would have just posted the link in the thread for everyone, not try to gatekeep like you did.
So please, just sit down.
Are you suggesting that people who can’t wait a couple of days should ummm…… pay?You know that you could become one too? We are now hiring for hero position, it is non-paid one, but pretty satisfying when you share what you paid for with the pleb, you can apply now.
Well from my point, that's no heroic act at all since it affects HC's earning and the quality of the game in the long run. To each their own, at least I make a few people happy unlike you XD.Listen, I'm actually glad the game is taking this long to be leaked. Good for HC. But the fact of the matter is that you, sir, are no hero.
A real hero would have just posted the link in the thread for everyone, not try to gatekeep like you did.
So please, just sit down.
Suck my dick? I didnt even ask for anything. It's just a simple kyc question I ask where they're from and let me know a little about the human behind the device.That's right. People will thank you, but only after you do something first. Either link the game or fuck off, no one's gonna suck your dick so you can graciously copypaste download link.
The only hero here is HangoverCat for making the game. And of course Harry, for taking such a good care of somebody else's child.
yeah thanks to that the game wasn't leaked the goal on the patreon was reached that had a hard time to reach for 2-3 months ?Listen, I'm actually glad the game is taking this long to be leaked. Good for HC. But the fact of the matter is that you, sir, are no hero.
A real hero would have just posted the link in the thread for everyone, not try to gatekeep like you did.
So please, just sit down.
I think it's pretty stupid saying that Luca didn't drag Laura from the deep depths of satisfaction, which he clearly did. it's what every girl is (not all but most) it's the deep satisfaction that girls taste and that's what Laura got addicted to, to Luca because only he can give her that.Laura isn't in denial?
Her denial at the beginning of the story is so strong that she literally starts crying about it while riding Luca's dick the very first time she has sex with him, all the while telling herself that she's not like her mother. Did you forget that scene?
Luca has plot armor?
He's written as a clever guy with a talent for reading people, which allows him to see through Laura's facade. Sure, you can hand wave all that away as 'plot armor', but then you might as well hand wave away the rest of the story, too. If we are going to accept HC's characters as he has written them, then we have to accept that Luca is right about Laura. Which leads into...
...Laura isn't being corrupted by Luca. Not really, at least. She was already fucked up long before he came along. We see this in her subtle resentment of Harry and his 'promise' at the bar, and her innder dialouge hinting at the darker parts of herself that she refuses to fac. Luca didn't put any of these things into her mind, he just revealed them and made her look at them.
In reality, Luca didn't drag Laura down into the shadows (corrupting her), he's actually just pulling all the dark things that are already inside her out into the light, which is actually more interesting than mere corruption.
Anyway, YMMV.
You are making stuff up.Am I remembering this wrong or was it not Laura's idea that she and Harry keep their relationship secret from their coworkers? That was a separate thing from Harry not wanting to move in with her until he'd proven himself worthy in his mind. I distinctly remember thinking the coworker thing was a huge red flag since Laura might have been trying to keep her options open or have felt ashamed of Harry in some way.
This has been a great discussion, but I tend to agree more with mzer0 that there was always trouble in paradise and that Laura would likely always have cheated or at least just dumped Harry eventually. Laura's willingness to keep secrets and deceive her boyfriend is a classic cheater tell. It also seems likely to me that consciously or unconsciously Laura has probably continually reinforced Harry's feelings of inadequacy throughout their relationship. After she calls him a weakling (that was the point in the story where I personally lost all interest in seeing Harry stay with Laura), she seems to know that an apology is all that will be needed to set things right again. She thinks Harry is a very good and decent person, but I'm not sure she's ever respected him or truly felt he was really on her level.
What you are calling denial is Laura attempting to fight her dark side, she is basically doing mantra.Laura isn't in denial?
Her denial at the beginning of the story is so strong that she literally starts crying about it while riding Luca's dick the very first time she has sex with him, all the while telling herself that she's not like her mother. Did you forget that scene?
Luca has plot armor?
He's written as a clever guy with a talent for reading people, which allows him to see through Laura's facade. Sure, you can hand wave all that away as 'plot armor', but then you might as well hand wave away the rest of the story, too. If we are going to accept HC's characters as he has written them, then we have to accept that Luca is right about Laura. Which leads into...
...Laura isn't being corrupted by Luca. Not really, at least. She was already fucked up long before he came along. We see this in her subtle resentment of Harry and his 'promise' at the bar, and her innder dialouge hinting at the darker parts of herself that she refuses to fac. Luca didn't put any of these things into her mind, he just revealed them and made her look at them.
In reality, Luca didn't drag Laura down into the shadows (corrupting her), he's actually just pulling all the dark things that are already inside her out into the light, which is actually more interesting than mere corruption.
Anyway, YMMV.
Okay, Bob. Whatever you say.You are making stuff up.
I think your rhetorical style would be a bit more effective if you didn't make your arguments so personal. I'm just sharing my honest opinions and analysis here just like you and mzer0. I don't see a single Luca among us. I don't trust my memory and it has been a while since I played the beginning of the game so you should definitely feel free to point any factual errors I might make in my arguments.You are making stuff up.
I agree that Laura definitely sees herself as making a noble sacrifice for her love. However, she also has to know there's no way Harry would ever agree with her choice to play Luca's sexual games just to keep him out of prison. Laura takes it all on herself and denies Harry from getting the same chance to make a sacrifice for her or to even learn about what's really going on. At best, she's babying him and protecting him from a truth she thinks he can't handle, and that's another reason I don't think she respects Harry.If Laura have had any doubts about Harry and would not truly love him, why would she sacrifice herself and comply with the blackmail ?
Harry fucked up, she has all the reason to let him answer for it. But she gives her body and possibly gives up on their relationship (she intends to come clean about the whole situation once blackmail loses value so she is prepared for him leaving her) to protect his life, his dreams.
IF that is not display of true love then i don't know what is.
To me, the weakling line just reinforces the idea that Laura doesn't respect Harry as a person and in fact in some ways might view Luca as superior. Now if the line had come in the heat of a passionate argument and Harry had just called Laura a whore or something like that, I'd definitely be with you, but to me it just seemed like Harry was expressing his feelings and Laura was viewing them (and him) with disdain. It didn't seem like a relationship worth keeping going at that point to me. I will grant you I probably don't feel as much sympathy for Laura as I should given her situation.Why you draw line on her calling him weakling ? Harry by all means is weak, and when couples have fights they call themselves far worse. The situation is engineered to put Laura in spot where she seeks an escape from the psychological ordeal - such escape is putting the blame on someone else. It works so well because Harry weakness did in fact bring that situation upon them.
Was i offensive ? Sorry if that is the case. There is no indication of Laura not being serious about Harry and plenty of evidence that she is. So i saw your suggestion as something you made up based on your image of Laura you are carrying.I think your rhetorical style would be a bit more effective if you didn't make your arguments so personal. I'm just sharing my honest opinions and analysis here just like you and mzer0. I don't see a single Luca among us. I don't trust my memory and it has been a while since I played the beginning of the game so you should definitely feel free to point any factual errors I might make in my arguments.
That doesn't work that way. If Laura would share with Harry then he would end up sacrificing himself and then you could say that she didn't truly love him because he shared with him knowing that he will sacrifice himself. She actually asks him if he would sacrifice for her and then feels guilty for even thinking he wouldn't.I agree that Laura definitely sees herself as making a noble sacrifice for her love. However, she also has to know there's no way Harry would ever agree with her choice to play Luca's sexual games just to keep him out of prison. Laura takes it all on herself and denies Harry from getting the same chance to make a sacrifice for her or to even learn about what's really going on. At best, she's babying him and protecting him from a truth she thinks he can't handle, and that's another reason I don't think she respects Harry.
This is required for the NTR story to happen. We kinda need to accept that Laura had no better option. Just as we need to accept Luca's infinite stamina and fact that sexual pleasure messes with Lauras head.I know we're dealing with a fantasy legal system in the game, but I can't help but wonder what would've happened if Laura hadn't played ball with Luca and Harry did get hauled before a judge. Obviously, we wouldn't have had much of a story in that case. Still, would some mob-connected judge really have sentenced a guy to some long prison sentence just for helping out a coworker and inadvertently violating the law? Honestly, would Luca even want that? He gets off on taking Laura right from under Harry's nose so I'm not sure it'd be the same if Harry was locked up and disconnected from Laura.
For the record, I do agree with you that Luca is 100% a rapist. On the other hand, I also think Laura entered their arrangement with her eyes open, and she has the intelligence needed to weigh the pros and cons of her decision. I don't think she's as horrified at the thought of infidelity as Harry would be. (To be fair, there will be more balance in the game when the Aya path is done because that will enable Harry to be a cheater as well, and on the Aya path he'd be a cheater entirely out of choice.) You can ascribe it entirely to Luca's corrupting influence I suppose, but Laura definitely comes (ha!) to enjoy the cheating and the sacrifice aspect is much more muted as the story progresses.
They were not in passionate argument but they had fight earlier. Also Laura was being rammed while Harry was pestering her with something she already knew. Also she has taken quite a bit of "poison" by that point.To me, the weakling line just reinforces the idea that Laura doesn't respect Harry as a person and in fact in some ways might view Luca as superior. Now if the line had come in the heat of a passionate argument and Harry had just called Laura a whore or something like that, I'd definitely be with you, but to me it just seemed like Harry was expressing his feelings and Laura was viewing them (and him) with disdain. It didn't seem like a relationship worth keeping going at that point to me.
That might be for the better. Personally at some point the the trap Laura was driven into was too much for me to read. I had to stagger my time with the game and read the scenes "roughly".I will grant you I probably don't feel as much sympathy for Laura as I should given her situation.
That is the core of NTR concept but it is nice to have characters that have actual psychology that we can dig into.Trying to delve into the psychology of Laura, or any NTR heroine really, is a fool's errand. They always do it because they love their partner and they always realize they love big cock more. It isn't rocket science. It is penis science.
The way I see it, corruption happens when foreign ideas are introduced to the target's mind. Ideas that they would never have thought on their own.I agree that Laura's not being corrupted. She's just being made to show her true colors. But at the same time I keep asking myself 'what's the difference at the end of the day.'