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I keep thinking about version that Vixens is a trap for MC, who chose LI in Ep.8 (If you chose Others, you risk nothing). And this is already working, the first such mine was laid back in Ep. 7 and it is called Becky. Something that could destroy your relationship with M+J. Especially Maya, who hates her.As for the Vixens, it's certainly possible they'll just be more of the same, but I suspect they will have their own distinct niche: they can be malevolent. The HOTs are generally in alignment with the MC and the DIKs; even Quinn, while she obviously has her own agenda, would still prefer to avoid rocking their boat. Likewise the Pink Rose girls are professionals; they aren't going to waste time screwing around with a college fraternity if there's easier money to be made dancing.
The Vixens are an unknown, but they have the potential to operate differently. They may not worry about the wellbeing of the DIKs, nor about stepping on some other girl's toes. If they're the sort of people who enjoy watching things burn, they can deliberately shake up the story in a way the HOTs or PR girls couldn't. That might be especially important if the MC is supposed to be staying loyal, because it means they can be used as threats/temptations that work on all branches. Riona wouldn't make a move on Sage's boyfriend, for example, whereas the Vixens might be more interested in the MC specifically because he's supposed to be off-limits.
Now granted, this is me reading a lot into the Episode 9 teaser at the end of Season 3 (and the fact they're called 'Vixens'). It's entirely possible DPC is just adding more hot girls to the game and their behavior will be no different than the other side girls. But I'm trying to give DPC the benefit of the doubt here and assume there's a method to his madness.
And such mines will be for every girl. I can already see how Bianca is turning into a relationship bomb with Jill. Maybe I'm wrong, but DPC always creates consequences for the decisions made. So I agree with your theory.