At what point in the game and with which version did you save?
Ok, scratch the weed stuff.
Yeah that reasoning has some flaws, because apparently fucking everyone with tits around you don't matter to the affinity system and to the girls, but beating the crap out of jocks (who were going to beat the crap out of you if you didn't fled) does.
I'm not sure if it's Quinn either or she's been high while counting it all we've only seen her inject twice I think? and there was the smoking on the roof I can't recall any other times I've seen her smoke? but to me, she just doesn't have those junkie traits and looking for that next hit like it's going out of fashion. I'd just find it even more stupid if she was using up most of the merchandise it's not exactly the best business move.
It might make sense, if we assume Quinn only has the type of drugs she herself uses. She doesn't have something like coke because she had no interest in it and never asked about it.
What would she gain by telling the truth? Tommy was pissed at her already, telling him SHE was the reason they needed to ditch the Hell Week party would only make it worse. There's also the possibility Quinn cannot accept the truth (that she has a serious drug problem), and thus is lying to herself as much as she is to Tommy.
Further to that, there's the reputational damage that comes from actually being a nice person then acting like a douche bag to impress your bros. Take the weed choice, getting high is not a Dik choice imo (I'm pro-legalisation and taxation of all narcotics with the money raised being used to fund free-at-point-of-delivery rehab facilities) but publically getting high on a college campus where narcotics are banned with Quinn who is a clear antogonist to 2 or 3 of your LIs (Maya, Josy and, to a lesser extent, Sage) is because it indicates to them that you can't be entirely trusted.
Maybe it is as in "The picture of Dorian Gray"?
But then you are assuming this is all happening off-screen that she is using more drugs than she should be but we've seen no sign of her doing that apart from those times we've seen her doing it. For a plot that big you'd think we'd have at least seen more of this drug use from her.
AfaIk the game is designed to be played several times to unlock all content. If DPC drops affinity and status system he will come up with another choice system to split the available content into several paths. If you could get all content in one playthrough, it would actually be a Harem game which is not intended.
I didn't say that you need to get all content in a playthrought, my problem is that you will be forced out of a route because you choose an affinity.
IIRC you can't fuck any sidekick HOTs if you do not agree for Quinn's services, which did matter for affinity services. The same goes to girls from strip club. Only Lily is an exception.
This was basically my take on it. Quinn liked to party but she’s shitty at running a business. She found a partner in crime in Tommy who gave her a place to safely party under Rusty’s protection. She came up with a plan and sold Mel/Sarah/Riona on it with free tuition and it worked for a while. Riona comments how this whole drugs and prostitution thing used to work but they need to get out whilst they’re ahead. I think Quinn tried to expand too fast and it’s failing. It’s a tale as old as time for new “businesses”. Her costs (free tuition, running the sorority and drugs to party) aren’t keeping up with her income.
Did you overwrite/replace the 5.0 files with the 5.1 files?
I must've missed something because you can't be complaining that your choices have consequences, surely?
Yeah Heather comments on it while talking to Riona on the couch the morning after the ANO party. That the work and the fees they pay should be enough to pay for stuff. However, she thinks it's Sage's "Bad Leadership Choices" instead of Quinn's actions.
The thing is that it's not even really about reputation. Some people are interpreting it that way as a way of making sense as to why certain action are locked behind affinity and why M&J would reject the MC if he has DIK affinity, but none of these actions could really inform any kind of reputation for the MC considering that around half of them are likely unknown and the others aren't exactly enough to paint a picture of who he really is.To play Devil's Advocate:
1 But somebody may have asked him about his black eye offscreen.
2 Not getting the number, actually calling - the girls might talk among themselves how the experience was.
4 Led to the destroying of the Delta Iota Kappa mansion, people may get inquisitive about the chain of events. Also, the whole campus can see the beef between MC and the Triple-Alphas on Rooster.
5 We now have one of the Pink Rose strippers on campus.
6 You can elect to tell Derek, and it may come up during the board evaluation. I wouldn't know, I did not tell Derek and let him have fun with the old lady.
See that's where i disagree. If the scheme was profitable, suddenly needing to expand/sell bad merchandise doesn't make a lot of sense. If suddenly there's a new factor(my guess extortion) why she has to rob peter to pay paul that makes a lot more sense. Looking forward to learn exactly what's going on in future episodes and hopefully come to her aid.
#1 is absolutely known - because it comes up when you see him in the cafeteria later. I think Bella was there for that one, and we know #9 is. If he's willing to cry about you to Jill, somebody he's avidly trying to impress, he wouldn't likely admit to getting his ass handed to him. But it's You (the MC), his main rival, so yeah, that story is going to spread, and he uses it with Jill to try and demean you. He finally gets to play the victim card for sympathy.
Thank you for the laugh. I immediately thought of this clip:
Isn't it that the free tuition rumour happened and they suddenly got more pledges that they normally would. The free tuition was being covered by the prostitution but now there are new pledges who don't even know about that yet but still want to try and claim the benefit.
