- Dec 23, 2018
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Is not about spoiler, is because i don't want see this scene ever, not matter what
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- Jul 17, 2021
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Actually, no. He just said it never feels right. He didn't say he wouldn't. Ahaha
- Jan 6, 2021
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Your penis is sad, you say...
So, all this time you're used Maya only for amuse your penis ?!
- Mar 25, 2021
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It seems I misspokeYour penis is sad, you say...
So, all this time you're used Maya only for amuse your penis ?!
What I meant to say was they made my penis & my soul sad
- Mar 4, 2023
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me too buddy, i prefer to make them angry and let them throw stuff through the room.
- May 9, 2020
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I can really appreciate heavy-hitting drama and have watched and really enjoyed plenty of movies and shows where I cry my eyes out in spots. It's cathartic. The problem with AL, for me, was that I was playing the game as porn. I was looking forward to some Megan-Melissa sandwich action, not leaving one of them to die in a fucking house fire. Subverting expectations is one thing, but switching up genres is what upset me. I didn't rage about it or anything, and I did play a few more variations just to see different endings, but for me the game ultimately disappoints because I thought I was going to enjoy one type of experience and I was instead provided with an entirely different type of experience.
In hindsight, I shouldn't have been so surprised. Plenty of things in the game were dark--how the MC met Megan, Melissa suffering abuse at the hands of her stepfather, Liam and his cancer, etc.--so for the ending to have included such a dramatic turn should have been seen as the natural climax to the plot. But the lewd scenes had me so enthralled I didn't see it coming. With all that in mind, my view now is that the ending was just a bit too heavy-handed.
BaDIK, so far, is serving up an "American Pie" or "Porky's" type of experience, largely, with some melodrama/soap opera elements thrown in. If something seriously horrible happens in this game--and I think the chances of that are not inconsiderable--I will be less shocked, mostly because after AL I won't let me guard down again and because I'm paying more attention (it's helped by my having played through so many different routes several times now). While DPC has said BaDIK is going to be a much different experience than AL was, and I'm confident he won't want to repeat himself, at this point I think we can expect some truly dramatic events to unfold.
So far, events that I thought would be dramatic have actually been underwhelming. For example, Tybalt has always been a pompous windbag, but in that scene where he eats watermelon and coerces Jill into dating him, he showed genuine malice and I thought he was going to be a serious threat. But episode 8 turned him into a complete laughingstock. Before Tybalt, Chad was also been neutered as a serious threat to the MC or any other character, as he appears to be a level-headed guy who's main reason for being a jerk earlier is his fear of being discovered as gay (or bi or whatever he is).
I am very curious of this.
Do you remember when this conversion happened ? (which episode & scene ?)
Or even better,do you have a print screen of it ?
- Mar 4, 2023
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the conversion is near the end of episode 8 after playing (or not playing) with jill on stage.
- May 3, 2018
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The only real danger to MC now is from the drug dealer / gang leader guy, who is an armed psychopath. In AL, DPC made the murder completely come from left field. This time, should murderous drama strike again, maybe it will come from a more obvious source.
- May 17, 2020
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to make Tybalt a serious threat he would have simply had to accuse MC of what Mc actually did, i.e., ruining at the fundraiser for the Preps and damaging their home.
2 true accusations, which even without the threat of possible charges would have turned Jill away from him.
in that situation Jill's dilemma would have been real, and even the decision to submit to blackmail would have made some sense.
- May 1, 2017
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Yes. That's when he has to make the "big decision".
- Jan 12, 2017
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"Ruining a fundraiser" is not a crime. There is no value in accusing MC of that other than trying to harm his reputation, and most people on campus would probably consider him a local legend for pulling that off.
The damage to the prep's house literally has no evidence. Tybalt claims there was a fire that he personally put out with his expensive Italian suit. Any inspection of the premises or the suit would expose that as a lie, as all Derek did was put a flame near the sprinkler sensor. Any qualified person investigating the scene could attribute it to nothing more than a sprinkler malfunction due to a faulty sensor, or maybe a smoke alarm triggered by cooking in the kitchen. Unless the preps had cameras everywhere and recorded the prank, there is literally no evidence of MC's involvement. The fact that Tybalt lies about it and it can easily be disproved would cast a lot of doubt about anything else he might claim, especially if MC didn't punch him later.
Jill is just easily duped by Tybalt; if she had any sense she would ask to see where the fire was, or why the house didn't have a pervasive smell of smoke.
- May 17, 2020
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the fanta legal discourse does not interest me, in fact I wrote that the threat of a lawsuit would not even have helped.
and being true, Mc would hardly have denied it at that point Jill could also have decided to compensate her for the damage but that still would have created a crack in her relationship with MC, because it would be a behavior she would not accept, fundraising is not Tybalt's thing but of all the Preps, in the same way the dwelling "belongs" to everyone in the fraternity.
then your argument I understand it little, if tybalt can't prove something that MC actually did, how can he prove something that MC actually didn't even do?
- Mar 4, 2023
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to be fair, girls raised in a rich family tend to be stupid.
they maybe get good grades at school but are still stupid when it comes to every day problems.
- Jan 12, 2017
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Since everything Tybalt tells her about the fire is a lie, why would she want to reimburse for damages that never happened?
She would have absolute proof that Tybalt is lying about some part of the prior evening's events, so would have legitimate doubt about everything else he is telling her, especially after Tybalt has shown what an asshole he is when MC tries to come by for a friendly visit with Jill. MC says he didn't set the house on fire, so he has way more credibility than anything Tybalt might come up with since no fire actually happened. All she had to do was ask to see the damage from the fire and Tybalt's whole blackmail plot would have evaporated. But she really hasn't got common sense enough to distrust someone like Tybalt who for anyone else would have alarm bells clanging.
- Jul 6, 2018
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The problem with AL, IMO, is lazy writing. Suddenly a character with little prior development turns out to be a psychopath who whatever you do, decides to burn down a house with people in it. And that ends the story, making everything that happens previously trivial. It is no longer the story of MC helping two girls and falling in love, of his friendship with a buddy with a disease, of his flirtations with other girls.... Suddenly it's the story of a random crazy woman who commits a crime out of nowhere. The illness of the protagonist's bro might not be there, just as half the characters and situations might not be there, and the story would be the same. It only matters to the story that MC meets the crazy girl and any other girl, the crazy girl gets jealous of that other girl, whatever her story is, and burns down the house with her rival in it. That's not how you write a good story.
Regarding BaDIK, it's true: it's a mix of "National Lampoon Animal house" or "American Pie" with soap opera with excessive drama. It doesn't seem to have focus. It's a pastiche of too many things. It's as if DPC doesn't know what kind of story he really wants to tell. A silly teen comedy with asses and boobs with any excuse? A melodrama soap opera? Just porn for the sake of it? A Brokeback Mountain-style story for gay audiences? A crime thriller? There are too many elements. Too much cheap drama for such a story. Too much exaggeration and nonsense. Too many clichés. Cartoonish antagonists that no one can take seriously, like Tybalt. And seeing what DPC did with his previous game, I'm pretty sure he's going to somehow ruin the characters and the game. He's already ruined several characters by needlessly making them prostitutes, or adding stupid dramas that are supposed to move the player, but don't, like Maya's or Chad and Troy's. For sure, I don't give a shit about none of them. In the end, the only thing that interests me about this game are certain scenes with certain characters, which can be fun (I'm not talking about porn, exactly). But not the main story.
Of course, this game is better than the vast majority of the ones here. But it's not because this game is good, it's because most of the others are terrible.
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- May 17, 2020
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I evidently did not explain myself well....
I was talking about the scenario in which Tybalt accused MC of what he did, without making up the fire story.
If Tybalt had accused Mc of ruining the fundraiser, MC could not have denied it, and even if he did this would have created a problem in his relationship with Jill. Tybalt would have won anyway; he would have shown Jill the aspect of MC that she least likes and understands.
Instead, having accused MC of something that not only is he not guilty of, but that did not really happen, made Tybalt's blackmail suicidal, leading him to public humiliation and to lose any influence over Jill (which up to that point he had anyway)
- Jan 12, 2017
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I think we agree, except that when Jill confronts him about Tybalt's accusation MC can tell her truthfully it was Derek who ruined the fundraiser, not himself. She really has no reason to disbelieve him. If he also explains that he was only there to check on the HOTs he has plenty of witnesses to back that up, including some who can show her their cum-stained panties where his DNA will be found to back up his claims.
