ScrewMe

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May I ask: is there a path between Dylan and Sophia if you decide to not psrticipate in Aiden's path/send Dylan to Boarding School?

Meh...Nevermind, I gave up on this game after legendary "Polyester-covered breasts" quote.
 

Alley_Cat

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it seems to me that not everyone can agree with you. But this is not a topic for argument.
What's to argue? Sophia risks everything - she can go to jail if anyone finds out what she's doing, and she'll never work as a teacher again - for absolutely no reason. And she's meant to be an intelligent woman. At least doing Aiden's tasks has the flimsy excuse of protecting her son.

There isn't even the rationale of needing the money, since Sophia earns the money just by doing the 2nd side job, independently of teaching the boys sex-ed or not.
 

dkatryl

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What's to argue? Sophia risks everything - she can go to jail if anyone finds out what she's doing, and she'll never work as a teacher again - for absolutely no reason. And she's meant to be an intelligent woman. At least doing Aiden's tasks has the flimsy excuse of protecting her son.

There isn't even the rationale of needing the money, since Sophia earns the money just by doing the 2nd side job, independently of teaching the boys sex-ed or not.
I mean, you're not wrong, but... porn game logic trumps, well, logic. Lol
 

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What's to argue? Sophia risks everything - she can go to jail if anyone finds out what she's doing, and she'll never work as a teacher again - for absolutely no reason. And she's meant to be an intelligent woman. At least doing Aiden's tasks has the flimsy excuse of protecting her son.

There isn't even the rationale of needing the money, since Sophia earns the money just by doing the 2nd side job, independently of teaching the boys sex-ed or not.
James Bond also takes a lot of risks, but this makes him even more interesting. Risk in reality and in a fictional world are completely different things. The main thing is not to confuse.
 

Alley_Cat

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James Bond also takes a lot of risks, but this makes him even more interesting. Risk in reality and in a fictional world are completely different things. The main thing is not to confuse.
But with a James Bond story there's some cataclysm he's trying to avoid, which makes the risk worth it - often some maniac trying to achieve world domination.

My point is that there is absolutely no in-character reason for Sophia to take the risk - there is no consequence for Sophia if she doesn't teach the boys sex-ed. In fact the opposite is true, she risks everything by teaching the boys sex-ed, going against what we're told about her being a smart, educated woman. Sophia is even going against what their mother Ava is telling her, and Ava is the one paying the bills.

And for a game that proudly claims to be aiming for realism and class, it's failing dismally.

If you're playing the sex-ed storyline because you like little boys and that's your fantasy, do that. Just don't pretend that it's a reasonable decision for Sophia to make.
 

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What's to argue? Sophia risks everything - she can go to jail if anyone finds out what she's doing, and she'll never work as a teacher again - for absolutely no reason. And she's meant to be an intelligent woman. At least doing Aiden's tasks has the flimsy excuse of protecting her son.

There isn't even the rationale of needing the money, since Sophia earns the money just by doing the 2nd side job, independently of teaching the boys sex-ed or not.
The idea, although farfetched, is that Sophias arousal has been triggered through Aidens tasks and associated depravity. Because of those events shes awoken to her inner hoe.

But, again, in reality she would lose her teaching license and have to go to therapy. Still wouldnt matter as her income is probably not even needed.

...And she could always "work" for Don Morello...
 

Dr.SigmundFap

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There isn't even the rationale of needing the money, since Sophia earns the money just by doing the 2nd side job, independently of teaching the boys sex-ed or not.
Yeah, that sort of threw me for a loop, when she and Patricia come from an academic and wealthy family, plus Liam makes money to provide a good lifestyle for the family. So the introduction of the side jobs in the manner L&P present them at the start didn't make much sense.
 

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Yeah, that sort of threw me for a loop, when she and Patricia come from an academic and wealthy family, plus Liam makes money to provide a good lifestyle for the family. So the introduction of the side jobs in the manner L&P present them at the start didn't make much sense.
The whole reasoning in the game for the sidejob is that Sophia is not having a full-time job at the school. She doesn't work because she needs money, she works because she doesn't like to sit idly at home. She loves teaching as has been already established right at the beginning of the game and also seen throughout.
 

Dr.SigmundFap

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The whole reasoning in the game for the sidejob is that Sophia is not having a full-time job at the school. She doesn't work because she needs money, she works because she doesn't like to sit idly at home. She loves teaching as has been already established right at the beginning of the game and also seen throughout.
I think what is being put forth here in her "Off-time" would have been better suited in applying to her kid's activities. For example, he would have used Coach Sophia and come up with something for Ellie, like her dance lesson. That would have been far more relevant and better use of her off time versus the 1st and 2nd side jobs. IMO at least.
 

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I think what is being put forth here in her "Off-time" would have been better suited in applying to her kid's activities. For example, he would have used Coach Sophia and come up with something for Ellie, like her dance lesson. That would have been far more relevant and better use of her off time versus the 1st and 2nd side jobs. IMO at least.
Coach Sophia was planned but it had to start late in the game. Initially he didn't think he would get so slow with the playable day completion. Since the jobs were already started in the game he didn't want to drop it. I even asked him that with his new format of one event per update it would be easy to just include coach Sophia too but he said that it would be too much for him and he would like to move it to the DLC.
Regarding Ellie, i Don't understand how Ellie's dance classes would be relevant in any way to Sophia and what kind of sexual events can he even have with those girls and the teacher.
 
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Dr.SigmundFap

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Coach Sophia was planned but it had to start late in the game. Initially he didn't think he would get so slow with the playable day completion. Since the jobs were already started in the game he didn't want to drop it. I even asked him that with his new format of one event per update it would be easy to just include coach Sophia too but he said that it would be too much for him and he would like to move it to the DLC.
Regarding Ellie, i Don't understand how Ellie's dance classes would be relevant in any way to Sophia and what kind of sexual events can he even have with those girls and the teacher.
I know it was planned, but the issue most people have a concern with was the planning and how things tied together. And I don't know how he thought he would get so slow when he said numerous times that cutting the workload to 1/2, 1/3, and the event release would speed up the process, but it did the complete opposite. Also, he didn't drop the side jobs from the start because he started them. He didn't drop them because he likes the 1st and 2nd side job fetish, as he said a couple of times on Patreon. This is why he kept them in the novel after people tried to give him some advice to drop them to help speed up the game's pace.

Regarding Ellie, i Don't understand how Ellie's dance classes would be relevant in any way to Sophia and what kind of sexual events can he even have with those girls and the teacher.

The relevancy is with Ellie; how do you not see that? If you play it, have you not seen what's going on in their path? You can tie that in the Ellie/lesbian path just like Coach Sophia with the Dylan/NTR route. IMO, that would have added more depth to the course for Dylan and Ellie versus the Side Job, which is nothing but fetishes, which L&P already has those types of themes in other parts of the story.
 

Sir_LynX

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You talk about Part 1 or Part 2 (or both)? I think I remember it's more present in Part 1? You can try the "skip transition" option in Prefs. But:
- It isn't present anymore in Part 2
- It may break some small animations
Yeah I was talking about the beginning of part one, finished the game now, and I really enjoyed it, and luckily it was only a problem in the beginning :)
 

Sabertooth__

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I know it was planned, but the issue most people have a concern with was the planning and how things tied together. And I don't know how he thought he would get so slow when he said numerous times that cutting the workload to 1/2, 1/3, and the event release would speed up the process, but it did the complete opposite. Also, he didn't drop the side jobs from the start because he started them. He didn't drop them because he likes the 1st and 2nd side job fetish, as he said a couple of times on Patreon. This is why he kept them in the novel after people tried to give him some advice to drop them to help speed up the game's pace.

Regarding Ellie, i Don't understand how Ellie's dance classes would be relevant in any way to Sophia and what kind of sexual events can he even have with those girls and the teacher.

The relevancy is with Ellie; how do you not see that? If you play it, have you not seen what's going on in their path? You can tie that in the Ellie/lesbian path just like Coach Sophia with the Dylan/NTR route. IMO, that would have added more depth to the course for Dylan and Ellie versus the Side Job, which is nothing but fetishes, which L&P already has those types of themes in other parts of the story.
I think the sidejobs are just to add more variety to the game. Not everyone likes incest. Besides the Ellie route is going in a completely different direction with Logan and others. I still can't think of any proper events being made around the dance class premise. Sophia can't even stay at the class, she will drop Ellie and later come to pick her up. We also don't know how relevant The Coach Sophia job is to Dylan NTR, it could just be a small part of it and the rest could mainly centre around Sophia's fetish of wanting many young guys to make sexual advances on her.
I am not gung ho about the side jobs either. But it does add a variety of scenes that we previously couldn't get because of the constraints of each route. The first job promises a nice Nurse cosplay and certainly more because L&P never lets out the secret and so does the 2nd job with the Lingerie and the potential of how far the next event will go considering L&P definitely needed to have this event on Saturday and couldn't postpone it to when the next class on the 2nd job will happen in the game. The sidejobs events haven't been the hottest of the game till now but they are definitely not looking bad atleast to me.
 
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