Thank you and Skeltom for the help. Will give it a shot!
Seriously. I have nothing against using mods since I use one myself but for fuck's sake. Know the risks. If something breaks, it's on you so just shut up and wait for a fix from the one who created the mod or start all over again. How do people not understand how these work by now? I think there are even disclaimers like "this mod may break your game."
Or to use an analogy ... if you think you can improve your processor speed by slathering it in banana oil, you are legally allowed to do that. But you do NOT have the right to get it fixed under warranty if banana oil turns out to be a bad thing!
There is no "I can screw everybody" route. You can opt for a variety of casual relationships with some girls but not with all of them, OR, you can choose a specific love interest - and in future episodes, there may or may not be chances to cheat on whoever you chose, and there may or may not be unpleasant consequences for doing so.
Nope. All YOUR fault for pratting about with the code and then whining that it's the developer to blame.
Shoot, man, you don't even need that. Just unlock the console. Pop into it when you need money.
I did this (for the 2d art) and I guess it fucked my steam achievements
How? I know I would not find the least bit of enjoyment in this game if I didn't have the ability to mod/change/cheat almost everything. I open the cheat console every few minutes because the abhorrent DIK/CHICK system is such an immense abomination that it manages to constantly fail to reflect my personal choices, instead putting me in a corner and limiting my experience to a degree it just becomes frustrating. To the point I have been playing this game for over 2 years and only a few days ago got to the Quinn and Jade threesome.
That's quite a hyperbole given in the entire game there's a handful of choices gated behind affinity. Makes it hard to take anything you said seriously.
Is that weird? I mean the first game I ever played was Melody and it took me like 4 or 5 months to complete and the game was already finished. I have several games installed years ago and updated to the newest releases to which I haven't played all the available content. I dropped BaDIK for a looong time when Interlude came out cuz I had no interest in the Zoe character or a side story. I hadn't even gotten to chapter 8 until last month.
Feel free to disregard my post but affinity isn't the only system gatekeeping your choices. DIK Score heavily limits you from a metric fuckton of interactions during the game that influence your playthrough. If I wanna pick a certain option talking to Maya or Josy I gotta get that score slider to the chick side. If a few minutes later I'm talking to Quinn or Jade there is gonna be an option I wanna pick that requires me to be a DIK so i gotta go change that slider the other way. Also the further you get into the game the harder it gets to avoid being assigned a permanent affinity which is what I have to avoid at all costs to enjoy my playthrough.
That's the handful of choices across the entire game i was talking about. It's nothing like "a metric fuckton".
Meh. Most of these games are just about learning the "behavior system" regardless of personal choices. "This thing is 'DIK' behavior and this thing is 'Chick' behavior. You do the "DIK" stuff to get to certain characters and the "Chick" stuff to get the other ones. Simple enough. It's the games that don't have a clear system that I just drop outright. I understand it can break immersion if too much of it deviates from what someone would do on their own but I feel like the story is good enough to still feel immersive and has a huge enough of cast of characters where you can pursue someone that does fit more with what you want. Unless your goal is to see everything or very specific characters, then ... idk hold your nose while playing? I mean there are a lot of characters to choose from just by being "Neutral" too. Or is it something like, what you'd personally do makes you end up on the "Chick" paths but you want to see the "DIK" characters?
Oooooh. I understand now. Yea, that's what multiple playthroughs are for. It's not meant to played in one-go. That's literally what the system is for to see the same parts of the story from different perspectives or something to that effect.
There's something very wrong with deliberately playing a game you don't like and then complaining that it doesn't work the way you like. Are you immortal, that you have so much time to waste doing something you don't enjoy?
I wasn't complaining... Much less demanding it to change or cater to my preferences. I take it for what it is and I was just sharing my opinion, in this case, my dislike for the core system. I'm sorry if I offended you but please know that you are welcome to disregard my post...
Ah you mean when the DIK mansion starts on fire and you have to choose between saving Maya and Josy.
