im having an issue no saves show to import for the interlude i still haven't finish season 2 yet is that why? and saves will show when i finish season 2?
When you finish season 2, it’ll prompt you to export. It’s pretty straight forward from that point on.im having an issue no saves show to import for the interlude i still haven't finish season 2 yet is that why? and saves will show when i finish season 2?
I'm with you on most of the post, but I can't agree with this. The problem was never about the MC's "forced" monogamy, it's about the execution. DPC wanted to make a big spectacle of the MC committing to a girl (or not) to end Season 2, but he himself wasn't willing to commit to what that required. You say it makes sense for the MC to make a decision at the crossroads, but that's only true in a handful of cases. In most cases, the decision is very late in coming: Maya had to talk the MC out of committing to the throuple back in Episode 5, and the conflict between Bella and Jill should have reached a breaking point in back in Episode 7. Meanwhile the relationship with Sage was so unproblematic that DPC had to invent that ridiculous Rebound Guy speech just to force the issue.Although some people have often said the choice was forced (I mean you wanna start saying that, the mc was "forced" to take a shower in episode 1...), but his thoughts and the situation had been progressively leading up to the decision.
In episode 4, the whole situation with Maya and Josy where the mc found out about them shook him. He took almost the entire episode to get over it, because of the the lying and the cheating (the girls didn't cheat on him, they cheated on each other).
In episode 6 there's that funny scene in the library when the mc panics when all the girls start to converge on him at the study table:
mc "Study!"
These are all girls he's been fooling around with, and now they are getting to know each other. Any sane man would know this is a recipe for danger!
Later in episode 6, if he goes on the picnic with Jill, he acknowledges he's falling for her and considers himself a "piece of shit" for still fucking others. His thoughts were:
mc "(I've played the field without realizing I'm getting close to more than one girl...)"mc "(I need to figure myself out before this leads to anyone getting hurt...)"
Sage's relationship with Chad ended because of cheating.
In episode 8, after the recital the mc he admits that he never expected all these girls he's been messing around with the become friends.
With Sage, all along they've been fuck buddies, but she's free now, and their relationship looks to be getting more serious. The last thing the mc should do is start that off while cheating on her.
Deep down the mc is a good guy. DIK or Chick, he's not an asshole. But his new found confidence and reputation at college has thrust him into a world of sex that he was not used to (as we know, he was a shy loner in the past, his only relationship was with another misfit - Zoey).
He kinda got lost in the sea of girls that was flowing his way, but he's been progressively more retrospective as the relationships go deeper, culminating into his deliberating at the crossroads of episode 8.
It's not that it doesn't make sense that the mc decided to make a decision at this point in his life, it's just that people are looking at the clock going:
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so at end of season 2 will get to select a save to import? sorry my english is badWhen you finish season 2, it’ll prompt you to export. It’s pretty straight forward from that point on.
Yeah, no matter what anyone thinks about the Interlude, it's clear that Zoey is going to play a large part in the upcoming chapters. I'm not at all sure she is going to supplant the MC's chosen LI, however.This is then compounded by the way DPC pivots directly from the theoretical climax of the crossroads into the three-hit combo of meeting Sage's parents, the Vixens, and the Interlude. By making the MC panic about Sage being Jade's daughter regardless of his relationship with either or both of them, DPC inadvertently highlights the way our choices are illusory. By naming Episode 9 after the Vixens (and relentlessly hyping up the Halloween party as the big ticket item), DPC contradicts the notion that the MC was ready to focus on becoming a proper boyfriend. And by cutting away from the main action to an Interlude focused squarely on Zoey's backstory, DPC raises the specter that Zoey will displace our chosen LI whether we want it or not.
The combined effect really is nothing short of disastrous IMHO. It makes Zoey a near perfect manifestation of all the shortcomings in DPC's approach to drama, and gives us a full year to stew in that impression before DPC gets a chance to disprove it. And I say that as someone who wants DPC to disprove it - I'm actively trying to give him the benefit of the doubt. But he makes it so damn hard sometimes. I sincerely hope we can get out of this mess and never look back, but I'm not going to pretend I like where we are now.
So no, I don't think it's unreasonable to complain about the 'forced' nature of the crossroads, nor to worry about where the game goes from here. DPC brought this on himself.
I get it but they are taking a minimum of 13k a month! Bit more than support! hahaMost patrons understand that the money they provide (a few dollars a month - some more) is not to buy the game, it's to support DPC while he makes the game
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What is going on? I can't see anything. Does anyone know?
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The MC's reaction to Sage's parents is just teasing from DPC about what will happen in episode 9. I see nothing else. Because after all, we don't know if it happens right after the MC arrives at Jade's, or later during the meeting.This is then compounded by the way DPC pivots directly from the theoretical climax of the crossroads into the three-hit combo of meeting Sage's parents, the Vixens, and the Interlude. By making the MC panic about Sage being Jade's daughter regardless of his relationship with either or both of them, DPC inadvertently highlights the way our choices are illusory. By naming Episode 9 after the Vixens (and relentlessly hyping up the Halloween party as the big ticket item), DPC contradicts the notion that the MC was ready to focus on becoming a proper boyfriend. And by cutting away from the main action to an Interlude focused squarely on Zoey's backstory, DPC raises the specter that Zoey will displace our chosen LI whether we want it or not.
No idea if this is possible. DPC has clearly written that Josy and Maya share a branch. If anything, Josy and Maya would then have to separate, which would cancel out the branch itself. The conclusion would be that Josy and Maya join the "Other" branch.I partially disagree in the sense that although on one playthrough I ended up only with 'others', I deliberately avoided every main LI and told Derek in ep 5 that I still had feeling for Josy. I believe (and hope) there will be a path for her but w/o Maya.
Difficult to answer. I think to myself so that choice could be final for the LI's.so in your opinion the choice of the eighth chapter is final
in the middle of the game
unlikely
It their money tho if they want to spend it on this it their choices, it not like DPC is forcing them to pay. Also, Complaining about it in a pirated websites is extremely pointless since most of us ain't paying.I get it but they are taking a minimum of 13k a month! Bit more than support! haha
Christmas.I'm new to this thread. Is season 3 going to be developed further or is it abandoned since it hasnt been updated in 9 months?