- May 17, 2020
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But this is not D&D and neither, its copy taken from wish, D&G.yes, but in human relationships need endings, as mc said to Sage after broke up, so i cant understand about it. mc can/must go for Maya and Jojo (Maya also a chick char as Jill, so if he can realizing about girls, than he should do it about Maya too, but there you have a possible try relationship or be just friends) and the last date mc and Jill kissed and were happy -> puff mc not interessed in Jill.
i understand your point to wanting the opportunity to skip Jill. i say, you have it by the first date (the tennis), there you can say "i am a nice guy / i am not enough good for you"
i will have 0 problem if Jill reject the mc like Jojo and Maya do. i want it. but i feel insulted and disrespectful about the fact, the mc just overchoice me in a choice based (a)vn and for Sage too.
oh and about the roleplay, about the DnD. there is a rule, the world and everything except the player's chars is ruled by the GM/DM whatever you preferer, the main characters ruled by the players. when mc decide not to go for Jill even the player decide to be on her path, than it is kind of the gm dont let the players to play and forcing
it is a great game, i like the music, the minigames, chars, the story, the humor and so much things, but i just dont like being forced.
in BADIK, but generally in almost all AVNs, the feeling of control is minimal. the player almost never controls MC's reactions and it falls to him to look for an explanation of what is happening.
you keep considering DIK Mc in Jill's path, but the game has already established that it is not so, so for MC it is not so.
I'll give you another example always at the same point in the story: Bella asks Mc to break up every other relationship of his, especially the one with Jill, what happens? that MC breaks up the relationship with Jill only days later. it doesn't make sense but it serves the plot