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AvatarStormBringer

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The list of girls whom he has been sex o just BJ- Kiss etc, etc and etc

1- Maya (Sex+)
2- Josy (Sex+)
3- Jade(Sex+)
4- Quinn(Sex+)
5- Sage(Sex+)
6- Mona (Sex+)
7- Camila (Sex+)
8- Riona (Sex+)
9- Sarah (Sex+)
10- Isabella(HJ+)
11- Cathy (BJ)
12- Envy (Sex+)
13- Melanie (Sex+)
14- Lily (BJ)
15 - Jill (Kiss, touch tits xd+ Room Scene)
16- Ashley (Oral)
17- Zoey (First girlfriend and first sex)
18 - Rose (Sex+) Thanks Darkdevil66
What ranks higher for you? BJ or Pussy grinding? Because of Lily's Sauna scene, even though he didn't cum.
15 - Jill, grinding with hand while asleep
19 - Sally - Spank ass (imagination :KEK:)
 
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ename144

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That's why episode 6 is called Damage Control.
To me, that title implies the damage has already occurred and thus Episode 6 is about licking the wounds and picking up the pieces. Between the DIKs, the HOTs, and the various crises our LIs are fretting over, we certainly have plenty of existing issues we can spend time sorting out.
 

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If MC a song it will be this.

MC: She said she a virgin
Jill: it's hurtin'
 

Holy Bacchus

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Philly's games (thus far) do leave it to the player to make major screw-ups. His MCs can certainly make mistakes, but generally if other characters are giving them shit for a major blunder it's either part of their backstory or something the player caused to happen. I don't think it will work well to try to pin the blame on the MC for something the player had no control over. If you think people disliked having the Maya and Josy drama forced on them in Episode 4, I shudder to think what would happen if we got M/J/S/J/I drama in Episode 6.

But beyond that, I don't believe there is any credible way to make such a thing happen. What could the MC do that could so thoroughly antagonize every major LI whiles simultaneously being consistent with his established character? Even if it's a frame job, why would all of them believe it? The MC just doesn't seem capable of intentionally doing anything truly heinous, but anything less should still leave the chance for him to talk it over with one or more of the girls.

Better to keep the stakes manageable. If a crisis comes up, let it affect the people involved in it, and let the other LIs react based on the nature of their relationship with the MC. If they like and trust (or even love) him, they can stand by him and help him through it, the way Jill/Sage/Bella did in Episode 4. No need to swing for the fences here.
But regardless of choices and the occasional "screw-up", there isn't a whole lot of control of the arc of the overall narrative, and that's the point. Sooner or later, the MC is going to get caught up in something that is outwith the control of the player, even if it's something they've actively avoided being apart of (Quinn) because that's what the story is really going to be about. We think it's just about the MC getting girls and enjoying college life, but really that's just the outer layer, and the core is what Quinn is up to and how this will end up having far-reaching consequences that will ensnare the MC and thus affect everyone connected to the MC.

It doesn't necessarily have to be anything that drives a major wedge between him and these people he's connected to, it could just be something that causes some mild issues that essentially slows or even pauses the MC's story to the point where nothing really happens until a later date. But it is one way in which a time-jump could be facilitated because it creates one of those situations where the protagonist hits a major roadblock in the story and it will take time to get around it and start the story up again.
 
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Holy Bacchus

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In ep 6, we gonna be in the Dean office because Cathy Post. The DIKs gonna be in it, including Jill, Tybalt(if you punch him), Jade and maybe Bella. Hopefully the punishment isn't to severe.
I think it will just be Rusty who has to go see them since he is the DIK President and it will just be Jade, Cathy and Burke who will speak to him. We probably won't see it either and will just find out what happened afterwards and what sort of punishment they're given.
 

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But regardless of choices and the occasional "screw-up", there isn't a whole lot of control of the arc of the overall narrative, and that's the point. Sooner or later, the MC is going to get caught up in something that is outwith the control of the player, even if it's something they've actively avoided being apart of (Quinn) because that's what the story is really going to be about. We think it's just about the MC getting girls and enjoying college life, but really that's just the outer layer, and the core is what Quinn is up to and how this will end up having far-reaching consequences that will ensnare the MC and thus affect everyone connected to the MC.

It doesn't necessarily have to be anything that drives a major wedge between him and these people he's connected to, it could just be something that causes some mild issues that essentially slows or even pauses the MC's story to the point where nothing really happens until a later date. But it is one way in which a time-jump could be facilitated because it creates one of those situations where the protagonist hits a major roadblock in the story and it will take time to get around it and start the story up again.
I think you have that exactly backwards. If the protagonist hits a roadblock in the story, we should focus on resolving that roadblock, not cutaway to a later date. The overcoming those roadblocks is the whole point of this sort of story!

If you want a time skip, do it when a relationship is going smoothly enough that we can intuit what will have happened in the time we skipped.

As for Quinn's drug plot, I hope it remains a subplot. Frankly, I've seen nothing in any of DPC's writing that convinces me heavy dramatic stakes are his forte. Making a raunchy, lighthearted college rom-com center around Quinn's would-be drug/prostitution empire is like... I'm having a hard time coming up with a suitable simile. Insisting Art Garfunkel break up with Paul Simon to pursue his career as an actor, maybe?

(Am I just deliberately trying to feel old at this point?)
 

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Frankly, I've seen nothing in any of DPC's writing that convinces me heavy dramatic stakes are his forte.
Serious question... have you played Acting Lessons? IMHO, DPC handled heavy drama in that pretty well. Granted, it was only a portion of a much shorter story, but still.
 
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ename144

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Serious question... have you played Acting Lessons? IMHO, DPC handled heavy drama in that pretty well. Granted, it was only a portion of a much shorter story, but still.
I have, and I do not share your opinion. The relentless, brutal drama in the last quarter of that game was damn near sadistic. I can accept a story going dark, but that's not an excuse to revel in said darkness.

Suffice it to say, Acting Lessons is the single biggest concern I have with Being a DIK.
 

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I have, and I do not share your opinion. The relentless, brutal drama in the last quarter of that game was damn near sadistic. I can accept a story going dark, but that's not an excuse to revel in said darkness.

Suffice it to say, Acting Lessons is the single biggest concern I have with Being a DIK.
Hard agree. AL came with a lot of positive reviews and recommendations which is why I decided to check it out after playing Badik. My first thought after playing was "Okay...? That was something." The characters were interesting for the most part, and I even kinda liked the nurse plot at the end, and The Choice had me a little shook. But the conflicts seemed to be rushed, trying a bit too hard, and not that well executed in my opinion.
 
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