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Long distance doesn't just mean they are separated by physical distance. The obstacles the dad would have been placing in front of Maya also contributed to that, meaning they couldn't see each other regularly. That's Josy's complaint to the mc when he has dinner at their house.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.
You've already admitted you need to discount parts of the story for your stance to hold up.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.
This is exactly what I'm talking about, these pathetic quibbles to quash any criticism of the game are so damn cringy.
As I've said before like the game as much as you want. But if you had any candor you would have to candidly admit that there are substantial flaws in the plot of this game.
Now you're just splitting hairs in a failed attempt to win an argument on the Internet.
Just chalk it up to difference of opinion and stop being so condescending. For a guy who professes not to like Being a DIK, you seem to be an expert at it...