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Ellie has the best content of the four LIs on the Filthy route. Patricia is the funniest. But of the guys, Sam, especially with this update, has the most progress.
Playable day 19. May take as much as 10 years to appear in game though.
- Dec 3, 2018
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Hmmm
You can judge me, but it's sad to see he has more progress than his own son, which is a pity for me.
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sam we go from this:
to this:
where you go from this?
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This is a cop out. By L&P's own standards, this update had poor writing. Is it better than most porn games? Yes. Does that matter? No, because that isn't the standard that was set. L&P wants to create something great, something more than just a porn game, and with that comes raised expectations. This is especially true considering the length of time for development and in particular the length of time it takes to go through translation. Yes, English is a difficult language, but typos are inexcusable because they're easy to catch. Not catching them is simply sloppy. It's more difficult to get the localization and syntax correct, but it isn't as though L&P doesn't have the offers for help, or the resources to get the help. He certainly takes long enough to translate the scripts. To have such a muddled script shouldn't be hand waved away. It is absolutely misguided to say that he can't be criticized over his writing just because English isn't his first language. No one asked him to create a complicated narrative in a foreign language. He's the one that doesn't seem to want to get the help necessary to make his writing better. If he wants to make a story-driven game that leans on eroticism rather than hardcore pornography, then it's his responsibility to produce a well written script. Could I write a script in German? No, but that doesn't mean that any criticism of his writing is invalid. If I tried to write a story based game in German, and my German sucked, then I would deserve criticism.
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Oh dear lord, how did you get those? She keeps turning him down in mine. Is it the Filthy level?
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I could not understand his post clearly, but yeah I meant no offense.
Just a little harmless smirk. It was good to hear from someone who actualy played the update, reading it all.
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Well, we certainly have been teased a great deal that's for sure. A clue to this game and Sophia's sexual behavior or lack thereof can be read in her thoughts after Patricia broke her and Tyler up at the club. "Sophia looked up. The sight of her sister and her daughter brought her back to reality, and she remembered that she was still 'a wife and mother'." Something always happens story-wise (so far) that opens her eyes and prevents us from seeing "the money shot". I only hope that the frustration builds and crescendos into 5 or 6 massive orgasms with someone other than her husband, whilst I'm still able to appreciate it.
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Because I don't think Morello ever cared about the money, it was just an excuse to get close to Sophia. It would not surprise me at all if Morello exploited Liam's gambling problem once he (Morello) learned who Sophia was. Sure, Morello wanted his money back, but he was far more interested in using the threat of the debt to get closer to Sophia. I've also NEVER believed L&P that there was no sexual intent from Morello towards Sophia. I know he denied a "indecent proposal" situation, but I think he's either outright lying or he's lying by omission.
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Just to be clear, my remark was not about the pace or the content of the events. As you show in your list the pace escalated a lot this PD, whether it was planned like this or because he is adapting.
What I was noting is that the *transition* between where we left the interaction with a certain character and the new event with that same character has a sort of gap. I took the old gents example because it was the most striking to me: you suddenly meet these guys that are openly flirting and making sexual innuendos with Sophia. This is obviously a problem coming from the previous side job events that were a few lines delegated to the narrator voice explaining things. That failed to set up the context in which the interactions take place. Then the event itself is fine, once you move on from the "abrupt" start.
In a similar way and at different extents the interactions/dialogues with Dylan, Aiden, Nathalie and Sam felt (at least to me) having a transition gap wrt where we previously left the characters. Like they were suddenly on a different level. But then (again, to me) the rest of each event was fine.
Maybe it's just me and/or I'm nitpicking. I don't know if you notice that too and had the same feeling.
I don't know if this PD have a special place in his plan and served as a "booster" for all the paths. For sure now the relationship with most of the characters is clearly on a different level. We'll see in the next update(s) if there will be a smoother progression in that sense.
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Congrats on the update guys! See you on summer 2022 for the next one *cries*
*cries*
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One of the worst case of blue balls I've ever had.
I guess the mod's not working for me, then. I've got "Filthy" set to 200, and Sam set to 200 as well, and she keeps on telling him no.