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Considering his mother is a professor at the college and part of the disciplinary board they'd have no choice but to treat Tybalt as any other student in order to avoid acusations of favouritism.
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I've been running into stories like that for decades. On top of quite a few documented cases that (without this "sensationalism) weren't even originally prosecuted because local star athlete got shielded by everyone involved, police included, in the first place, until somebody blew the thing up enough outsiders got involved.
Not sure why blatant favorism and preferential treatment shouldn't be "sensationalized," either, when other people get dumped in the slammer, much less end up with criminal rap, for far less grievous offenses. And, again, that doesn't even take under account what level of impunity sufficient amount of wealth can afford you in the first place.
The fact that the other kind continues to surface is, alone, troublesome, to put it lightly.
Asuming the preps won't outright lie that Tybalt hasn't touched the MC in the first place? I mean, it's pretty iffy judging whether or not there were outside witnesses, and a limp-wristed Tybalt-slap is unlikely to leave lasting marks. Unlike a face punch.
"While we do not condone and will not tolerate any level of violence in our school, and will level appropriate actions against both offenders, it should be noted that an open-handed slap in the throes of high emotions was responded to with overwhelming and potentially lethal full-force punch to the face. The escalation of the situation into one potentially endangering well-being and life of one of the students will not be tolerated."
Or, if you prefer it in simpler terms "It was just a slap, bro!"
Hell, even if there are witnesses supporting him the MC could run into serious problems (depending on local laws) attempting to claim self-defense, if Tybalt's side could prove he disengaged after the slap and was not set to continue the aggression, but MC still went ahead and slugged them.
I mean, sure, it's entertainment, where physical violence is frequently portrayed, especially in "comedic settings," far beyond what would be legally defensible, and this is very much anal-level of nit-picking, but hey... if we're wasting time between the updates discussing the events portrayed in somewhat realistic manner, why not
Eh, I wouldn't have staked my possible future on that, were I in MC's shoes.
There's a lot of variables there that are completely outside of MC's control. The snobbism of the wealthy class alone might require disproportional response to somebody daring to use force against one of their own children, circumstances be damned.
Not like MC doesn't have (depending on player's choices) some good backing on their own, but... yeah. Dicey decision even disregarding any moral considerations.
Shit, the best DIK response, in my opinion, would've been something like "Hope you slap your melon harder than that." Also, fittingly dumbassed to disclose such knowledge, as behooving a true DIK.
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I have a law degree so I've been studying this shit for 20+ years. I'm not saying our system is foolproof or totally impartial however the "news headlines" are the outliers not the norm.
The DIK's were all right there, Derek was there, hell the girls that just left were right there. Just cause we don't see them on screen they don't go poof.
The law doesn't differentiate between the two. A hit is a hit. If I poke you in the chest its still assault. There is no "I just poked him" defense.
They would both be charged with assault. Self defense standards are a "continuous effort to physically assault." Which means Tybalt would have had to attempt to hit him a second time for self defense to even be an issue.
Don't get me wrong I know our Justice System, hell our entire system, has serious issues but its not so clear cut as some people are making it out to be. Myself included. I know shit sometimes slides that shouldn't but those are the exceptions not the norm.
I wasn't talking about legal ramifications, though, but academic punishment and potential for rather arbitrary enforcement considering the circumstances.
Yeah, I don't mean to imply in any way that the potential outcome of any "official" action in relation to this would've been a largely foregone conclusion one way or another.
Just that the "Joe Nobody" schmuck of an MC should know to be very careful when butting heads with the high and mighty.
As to reality of such cases... I've seen way too much to ever assume impartiality.
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Yeah it's a state crime. No where did I say that its a civil matter. Holy Bacchus is trying to use civil standards that is what I was referring to
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I kind of feel its ok to let Maya and Josy be together and the MC to start a short thressome relation with Quinn and Sage. Thoughts?
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Dr. Johnson reminds me of Samuel Johnson. Will Burr reminds me of Bill Burr... I wonder if these names are just homages/easter eggs that DPC just wanted to throw to the players, for fun... Sir Gregory doesn't say anything to me, tho.
what game/program was used to make this game, like some games on here use Honey Select others use Koikatsu. But like for this game and other 3dcg games what is used?
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I mean if that's your thing, you can go for it, but I'm not into Quinn at all and Maya is my best girl, so I kinda have the opposite feeling, myself.
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You might be feeling ok with that, but Maya and Josy are not done with MC yet.
A Quinn and Sage throuple relationship is very unlikely right now. If ever.
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Wow this thread really is a roller coaster
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lemonfreak posted a good one on this. Because Jade and Burke are his parents in order to avoid issues of favoritism and shit they would probably have to treat Tybalt the same as MC
That's good that your school lets you fight back. I remember one time in 7th grade a guy pushed me into a counter and I hit him in response in class and as the guidance counselor walked me out to my parents' car after school that day (we'd both been given saturday school detentions) she asked me "will you get in trouble for fighting?" and I said "no - I was defending myself, my parents might be angry with you, though" lol. Over here, it's a lot of SJW nonsense in schools these days - they want all the kids to be cucks and want you to not respond if someone is mean to you and seem to generally punish the victims more than the perpetrators, hah - I'm glad my wife and I decided not to have kids. I'd no doubt have major issues with school administration over here with the way they handle things today.
And like you said about social bullying - I think that's becoming more and more rampant also. When I was in school (I'm 38, now, so it's been a while), we were just getting dial up internet so there was no facebook, twitter, myspace, etc. I'm thankful for that, too, I imagine that's gotta be pretty awful for some kids.
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Given that the MC didn't really 'win' any of his fights, I doubt the jocks would be afraid to face him in the future. To them it looks like he just got lucky.
As for 'breaking the code' I think the idea is that, since the MC was spying on the jocks when they confronted him, he brought this on himself. Thus he is supposed to just run away if possible. Dawe cut off his retreat then attacked, so the MC probably figured if a fight was inevitable it was okay to win it. When the other jocks showed up, however, the MC had a clear window to run. Hence staying to fight wasn't about defending himself, it was about not wounding his pride.
Unfortunately, like a lot of things with the affinity system, it doesn't make much sense when you stop to think about it. On the one hand, the jocks DO attack him when he runs, which makes fighting them seem justified. On the other hand, when the MC fights the jocks, Dawe sucker punches him and the MC still gets away; that makes it look like he could have run at any time after all. The combination makes a complete muddle out of any clear 'code,' much less what it says about the MC's outlook.
It's probably a side effect of the need for the MC to take a punch no matter what he does; DPC wanted Sage to tend to his wound in the next scene, so he just made it happen. But he didn't consider just how convoluted the interaction between the affinity system, the narrative, and the fighting mini-game was.
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Yeah, right now we're law experts mixed with a bit of social worker training but we'll return to the admiration of 3D rendered female body parts the moment DPC drops the remaining Sage or Maya beach teasers.
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Sage AND Maya, thank you very much. They are the last 2 remaining LIs and will both duly get their day in the sun (pun very much intended
).A Burgmeister or Royce might have been the one speaking .. naturally he would not want to talk to himself at the party but to Burke or Johnson..
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Oh I just meant whichever comes first.Sage AND Maya, thank you very much. They are the last 2 remaining LIs and will both duly get their day in the sun (pun very much intended
And yes, they're both very much deserving of some "sunscreen".