I think it's seems like it would be more on Tommy's side than Quinn's. He has an interesting reaction to finding out the MC fucked Quinn that's either just pure surprise that someone like her would do that with a freshman, or it's laced with a bit of jealousy too because he secretly has a thing for her but she's never reciprocated it for him.
Even from the very beginning DPC said around 12 episodes or so. Latest guesstimate is around 16-20 episodes.
I think Tommy is just sulking because the MC is getting everything the diks are in awe of both the MC and Derek and Quinn has her little obsession with the MC the new guy is getting it all and Tommy gets nothing. We just need more of the MC with Heather and Josy that will really send him over the edge.
Oh God, I can actually see that happening.Let's hope he doesn't spend too much time devising various "Repair the mansion - carpentry, plumbing, painting" mini-games and concentrate on story progression this time around.
Especially since we have that "paint within the lines" mechanic from this episode.
I think it's more like he hates how the MC is getting attention from everyone. In the flashback he acted the same way with the othe dude when they started the DIK thing. He's just an insecure little bitch and things won't end well between them.
hahahah good luck to Tommy with his bitchy attitude. No chance for him to score with Quinn. I'm sure Heather will dump his ass in the upcoming episode. Or the next one, then he'll be even more bitchy.
I will personally make sure for that. Stood up against a fucking mountain for him, he says nothing, shows nothing and says "whatever". But he lashes out against Quinn, lmao. What a bitch.
What I find odd is that Melanie's scene only happens if the MC is pursuing Sage. Does this mean Chad/Sage won't be resolved for those who didn't want to be Sage's fuck buddy? That seems unlikely. But if the Chad/Sage drama comes to a head even without Melanie's scheme, that renders Melanie's scene even more confusing.With Hell Week over and the Melanie phone call (whatever her motive) acting as catalyst, I'm optimistic that the Sage/Chad story may make significant headway next episode. If I had to take a guess, the episode will end with the MC about to head home for his birthday (i.e. the letter's content will remain unrevealed).
IRRC originally DPC wanted to make the episodes about a week each. Then he announced that he was splitting Hell Week into two episodes...and as we now know, it turned out to take 3 episodes! Let's hope he doesn't spend too much time devising various "Repair the mansion - carpentry, plumbing, painting" mini-games and concentrate on story progression this time around.
I’d swap Quinn for Sage if it were an option. I like Sage but I don’t think she’s as interesting as Quinn. Plus I like a chick who you can tease and will tease you back.
This poses a slightly different question of how much of an RPG DPC is going to make this (ala if the protag doesn't save the village, next time he visits, the village is burnt down).
If my "Affinity is who you really are" interpretation is correct, I actually would not be surprised if at the end of the game, it is his intent to leave us with only one bar remaining, defining who the MC is. Where that one bar lies will influence the tone of the epilogues.
Nah, I think Tommy has a thing for Quinn (Maybe he himself doesn't know what he has and confuses it with friendship), but Quinn has a thing for MC.
Seconded but with DPC's penchant for red herrings and new dramas he could easily drag them out like you said. I wouldn't put it past him to have a few more incredibly ambiguous scenes with no real resolution next episode.
I'm not certain what's going on here, there's been a lot of different theories, but it seems slightly more likely that Mel and Sarah are scheming something political related to the HOTs with Chad and Sage's relationship. If that's the case I imagine it would still move forward offscreen just in a slightly different way that doesn't involve the MC.
Outrageous example! What kind of sick person would let the homie Garrus die?
That and free-roams and minigames taking up what could be better used to get on with more of the story, It's like with the modern video games I usually play right through for the story on my first run then go back and do the extra stuff on the second run. Not that I mind all the extras he's put in but ideally, I'd just like to get on with the story.
I wouldn’t put it past him to make it linear like that towards the end. I hope it’s not the case though.
I've said before, the dialogue with Josy or Maya in episode 5 on the friendship path hints at a better story presuming it wraps back round to letting you end up with one or both of them. Would be interesting if it works out like you said.
