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How did they lie?Sage is my #1 but then I have a thing for redheads. I don't like Maya and Josy for lying to the MC and the fact that the MC is the third wheel (that's going to end poorly). Other than them I like Bella and Jill but I feel like that is also going to end badly...
Off topic so best to leave it at this before the mods tell me off, but The remaster was originally rumoured to be coming out this Autumn. It was recently rated by the Korean rating board. So some speculation that we will get an announcement on November 7th AKA N7 day. May be they announce for the spring.ME Remaster's scheduled for like March right? I've only played Andromeda so I'm REALLY looking forward to this. Cyberpunk and Apex'll fill the void in the meantime lol
I think Maya was really the main culprit. I’m fairly sure she told him she had a boyfriend and then later that actually she didn’t and lied about it so guys wouldn’t bother her.Exactly. I'm usually with MrF on most things...but the worst they did is fudge on saying exactly what sex they were involved in and even in 2020, this is still pretty reasonable behaviour. They did both still tell him they were involved (and Josy even went so far as to say she thought (in her mind) the relationship was over.
MC went in with both eyes wide open as far as I'm concenred...or not..as for many parts of the early episodes, gonna say it again, he was very badly written.
I do not agree.Exactly. I'm usually with MrF on most things...but the worst they did is fudge on saying exactly what sex they were involved in and even in 2020, this is still pretty reasonable behaviour. They did both still tell him they were involved (and Josy even went so far as to say she thought (in her mind) the relationship was over.
MC went in with both eyes wide open as far as I'm concenred...or not..as for many parts of the early episodes, gonna say it again, he was very badly written.
How did they lie?
By telling MC from the start that they were each already in relationships?
is it because they didn't tell him it was with another girl and or each other, before they all even knew of each other when it was none of MC's business to know?
It's lies by omission... Not only did they not tell him what gender their relationships were with, but they also didn't tell him:Exactly. I'm usually with MrF on most things...but the worst they did is fudge on saying exactly what sex they were involved in and even in 2020, this is still pretty reasonable behaviour. They did both still tell him they were involved (and Josy even went so far as to say she thought (in her mind) the relationship was over.
MC went in with both eyes wide open as far as I'm concenred...or not..as for many parts of the early episodes, gonna say it again, he was very badly written.
point 1 and point 3 in my opinion, however, are a consequence of the fact that it is not at all clear (I don't know if by the will of DPC or by superficial writing) what kind of contacts MAya and Josy had after the summer of love at first sight.It's lies by omission... Not only did they not tell him what gender their relationships were with, but they also didn't tell him:
1) That the "boyfriend" was going to the same college that the MC was going to and that Josy planned to go to... Thus allowing the MC to believe that they would be able to be together in college when that wasn't true at all.
2) That the MC was the first man they'd ever been interested in and that before him Maya had only been attracted to women.
3) Both of them refused to talk about their relationships and implied that they were unhappy/wanted to break up with their respective "boyfriends" thus leading the MC to believe he had a chance with them.
4) Implied that they trusted the MC and yet never talked to him about any of this information. Even if the MC is honest to them about the fact that he is dating the two of them (though not by name).
Look, most of my issues with this game stem from the fact that the MC is required to keep Maya and Josy in his life. They are happy together, and that's great, but the MC should be able to move on and have minimal contact with them. He's known them for 2 weeks and 2 months respectively, the whole idea that now he can't severe ties with them and must still be involved in their lives is ridiculous. He has 4 years of college to go and yet the relationships he's made in this short span of time are now too important to distance himself from? Especially when he has Jill, Bella, Sage, Quinn and her gang (and maybe more) to develop relationships with/fuck/hang out with?
Josy has more or less told him the truth since the beginning. She was in a relationship, that it wasn't really good right now. She lied about it being a boyfriend and not a girlfriend and honestly that's not really relevant.Exactly. I'm usually with MrF on most things...but the worst they did is fudge on saying exactly what sex they were involved in and even in 2020, this is still pretty reasonable behaviour. They did both still tell him they were involved (and Josy even went so far as to say she thought (in her mind) the relationship was over.
MC went in with both eyes wide open as far as I'm concenred...or not..as for many parts of the early episodes, gonna say it again, he was very badly written.
The issue is that I am skeptical that any of this was planned out in advance or planned out well.point 1 and point 3 in my opinion, however, are a consequence of the fact that it is not at all clear (I don't know if by the will of DPC or by superficial writing) what kind of contacts MAya and Josy had after the summer of love at first sight.
it's really very unclear.
how can it be that at the same time Josy believes she is still in a relationship, while Maya thinks it is all over?
at your first point I never thought, if Josy was sure that Maya was at the BR, not having told MC meant preparing him a nasty surprise anyway, however things would go, in theory MC could also talk about Josy in front of his "hypothetical boyfriend" and it would not have been a pleasant situation
you seem too strict with Josy. she agrees to celebrate with MC the start of her college adventure, the kiss is basically a mistake. it's not a real dateThe issue is that I am skeptical that any of this was planned out in advance or planned out well.
Who meets and gets to know someone over the course of a summer, shares the fact that they are trying to get into the same college but then doesn't mention a step brother who already goes there? Or a significant other that also will be going there? If you really got to know the person in the time you worked with them, enough to know you like them, then why hide that you were in a relationship until the day you agree to go on a date? Do you know so little about the guy that you don't know how he will react if you tell him that you are in a relationship with another woman?
With Maya I can at least apply the same "it's only been 2 weeks" logic that makes me think the MC should be able to walk away.
Someone asks you to celebrate with them and you don't mention that you are in a relationship? Even when you go to a romantic private location with them? It is obvious the MC has a crush on her but she never says a thing until after the kiss.you seem too strict with Josy. she agrees to celebrate with MC the start of her college adventure, the kiss is basically a mistake. it's not a real date
So because it is a goodbye she doesn't feel it is important to mention "oh my ex-girlfriend will be going there too"the next one is a real date, but for Josy it is goodbye, at the end of the evening they are both quite resigned that they will never see each other again
talk to him about her sentimental situation, on the first occasion it is too early, on the second too late
until the kiss she doesn't need to stop the situation, she is probably superficial, but in real life I have seen worseSomeone asks you to celebrate with them and you don't mention that you are in a relationship? Even when you go to a romantic private location with them? It is obvious the MC has a crush on her but she never says a thing until after the kiss.
How is that not a real date?
So because since it is a goodbye she doesn't feel it is important to mention "oh my ex-girlfriend will be going there too"
Josy leads the MC on and it blows up in her face.
M&J are clearly required to remain in the MC's life because they're important to the narrative. They both have connections to characters and groups who are connected to the MC, with Tommy being Josy's step-brother, Derek being Maya's brother, both Tommy & Derek being party of the DIKs, and M&J joining the HOTs who are a sorority that's close to the DIKs. They're also going to be in almost all the same classes together, so they are intrinsically woven into the fabric of this story. Even in the real world it would be difficult to avoid contact with 2 people who you're invariably going to be in the same room with several times a week.It's lies by omission... Not only did they not tell him what gender their relationships were with, but they also didn't tell him:
1) That the "boyfriend" was going to the same college that the MC was going to and that Josy planned to go to... Thus allowing the MC to believe that they would be able to be together in college when that wasn't true at all.
2) That the MC was the first man they'd ever been interested in and that before him Maya had only been attracted to women.
3) Both of them refused to talk about their relationships and implied that they were unhappy/wanted to break up with their respective "boyfriends" thus leading the MC to believe he had a chance with them.
4) Implied that they trusted the MC and yet never talked to him about any of this information. Even if the MC is honest to them about the fact that he is dating the two of them (though not by name).
Look, most of my issues with this game stem from the fact that the MC is required to keep Maya and Josy in his life. They are happy together, and that's great, but the MC should be able to move on and have minimal contact with them. He's known them for 2 weeks and 2 months respectively, the whole idea that now he can't severe ties with them and must still be involved in their lives is ridiculous. He has 4 years of college to go and yet the relationships he's made in this short span of time are now too important to distance himself from? Especially when he has Jill, Bella, Sage, Quinn and her gang (and maybe more) to develop relationships with/fuck/hang out with?
Josy was very conflicted at that time. On the one hand, she was thinking that she wasn't going to get in to B&R and was even contemplating moving away to start a new life, but she also didn't want to give up hope that she might get in. So her omitting certain details are likely because she didn't think it necessary to divulge them if she was just going to eventually pack up and leave town. The MC, however, starts giving her a reason to stay, even if she doesn't get in to B&R, and this is when she starts to open up a little bit but still keep other things at arms length because she's still not wanting to get too attached by letting him on everything.The issue is that I am skeptical that any of this was planned out in advance or planned out well.
Who meets and gets to know someone over the course of a summer, shares the fact that they are trying to get into the same college but then doesn't mention a step brother who already goes there? Or a significant other that also will be going there? If you really got to know the person in the time you worked with them, enough to know you like them, then why hide that you were in a relationship until the day you agree to go on a date? Do you know so little about the guy that you don't know how he will react if you tell him that you are in a relationship with another woman?
With Maya I can at least apply the same "it's only been 2 weeks" logic that makes me think the MC should be able to walk away.
in AL if you frequent them all you just avoid marriage, but in the end Meghan or Melissa forgive you anywayMany here are playing this game by selecting multiple girls & fucking. But, you are playing Dr Pink Cake game. Did u forgot what happened at endings in Acting Lessons? Don't be a Man Whore. Play faithfully. Or it gonn back stab you & you need to start whole game again when this game gets completed to see Happy Endings. Yes, I also playing like a Man-whore, but when it's completed, I'm gonna start this game all again.
She was the one to invite him out. He says "It's a date". She does giggle but does not object. And then SHE takes him to her special spot. And makes out with him. Yeah, it's a date and she did all that still hoping that she will get in. He was a nice guy who showed interest in her and she was hurt by what was happening between her and Maya. So she used him to try to make herself feel better.Someone asks you to celebrate with them and you don't mention that you are in a relationship? Even when you go to a romantic private location with them? It is obvious the MC has a crush on her but she never says a thing until after the kiss.
How is that not a real date?
So because it is a goodbye she doesn't feel it is important to mention "oh my ex-girlfriend will be going there too"
Josy leads the MC on and it blows up in her face.