So you'll believe a character's understanding of a situation is 100% representative of the reality of the situation, but when the character says, in the next line, they don't really understand the situation, you'll dismiss that comment and say their understanding is still the 100% reality. So when Maya says she doesn't understand the loan, you're just pretending she didn't say that? That's tantamount to putting your fingers in your ears while singing "lalalala!"...
It's not just "the characters" understanding of the situation, it's several characters understanding of the situation. It's Josy's, an economics major's understanding of the situation. It's Derek's understanding, it's MC's understanding, it's now probably Sage's understanding. It is so unbelievable that of course I don't believe it, no one believe's it. I question whether you believe it.So you'll believe a character's understanding of a situation is 100% representative of the reality of the situation, but when the character says, in the next line, they don't really understand the situation, you'll dismiss that comment and say their understanding is still the 100% reality. So when Maya says she doesn't understand the loan, you're just pretending she didn't say that? That's tantamount to putting your fingers in your ears while singing "lalalala!"...
All of their understandings came from Maya's potentially flawed understanding. But I agree that in the same way that we think the loan sounds fishy, the more savvy characters should also question it, but unlike us who have had months to debate it, they've had much less time.
Lets start with 'suspension of disbelief'.
Then what did Maya tell Josy was the reason for their first separation? If the threat of a lifetime of debt (PFFFFTTTT) wasn't the reason that Maya ditched the love of her life then what was the reason? Don't you see the more you try to shore up this stupid plot flaw the more it falls apart. Even DPC has changed his story on it. At the end of ep 6 it was Maya's Father who was implied to be the co-signer, now in ep 7 Maya is the co-signer. It's utterly stupid. It's a stupid theory that Maya believes it, it's a stupid theory that any other character believes it or that any player of the game believe's it.
Heee no, she is not, but someone else is the son of Burke and Jade and no it's not the MC, some may think that Neil was a cuck as he looked pretty stupid in his youth sitting on that huge ball, but as Derek said he has pounded his ass, maybe Neil was gay and just asked a little help from a friend.
Josy barely got into college and Derek is a moron, why would they understand Maya's situation better than she does.
Don't you realise that this B/R college is just a cover up for some rich old farts who invest a lot of money to create a sorority made of the biggest sluts of the campus equiped with pool, sauna and all the utilities so the special guests can spend some time with the girls and give them free tuition if they are sweet enough!
Bullshit.
Going half naked with a dildo helmet, i can do it !, drinking and beeing stupid, very easy, getting perfect grades, maybe, fucking everything with a skirt, YES YES!!!, but then we arrive to the drama part, the one and half foot dick, do you think a one inch and a half dick would do the job anyway ??You mean in college I can't go to class half-naked wearing a Dildo Helmet? Drink myself stupid every day, still get perfect grades. Fuck anything with a skirt and have a foot and a half dick. Why even live man... Guess I will just commit Sodoku...
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The biggest issue people have with the loan, and I totally accept it's an issue, is the understanding that Maya "co-signed" the loan.
Maya never ditched Josy. Their relationship had become long distant (because, you know, they lived apart), and her dad was making it awkward (through whatever means, other threats etc.) The loan fiasco was his final attempt at severing the relationship, and that still hadn't succeeded.
Oh that's rich. This whole argument is about Shazba's unwillingness to admit that there are any plot flaws in the game at all and you jump in crying about this crap? HA
Good tried there, and yet explain me this:
Seriously who cares about plot flaws in this game, pussy flaws and crabs are the real thing!
Maya lived in the city where B&R is located. Josy lives in the town where the MC lives. It's a 30 minute train ride. That's not a long distance relationship.
Right, um, I think you might be selectively biased or something, because there is, in fact, zero evidence that Sage held the preps' party. Nada. Nil.
I headed for a DIK run and just scrapped that save and started a new CHICK save for their scenes once that happened. In any case though, you'll probably still be able to pick from one of them, albeit the trouple is closed off indefinitely.
And then she'd just call Quinn out in the next episode and confront her about the list they got, Quinn tries to explain, and Sage either gets really fucking pissed, or just lets it go and asks her never to do it again. OR she consults the MC on the matter and the MC can choose whether to ruin Quinn or just let her go for now. Either way it would've been interesting.....I always thought the best ending for episode 7 was that Maya would have given the list to Sage and she would read it, but her face was covered by the paper and when she finished reading it, she would move the list of her face and Sage would have a angry face
To be clear, you can still go for Jill and either M/J on the DIK route. I'm not sure about Bella since I fucked that up with Cathy's panties (it's been close to a month and I'm still fucking salty over that), but again, Jill is still up for grabs, as long as you don't lose too much RP with her.
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From the POV of a high schooler girl/teenager who hides the relationship from her parents it might be
MC who is a teenager, makes the train trip twice in the very short span of the game. Josy who has a job and savings and is a teenager could surely make the trip.
