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This episode reminds me a lot of some of the lasting consequences of Acting Lessons.
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guys, need help, kinda stuck on freeroam, the quest says i need to speak with rusty but i cant find him, not in a single room
Edit: nevermind, its not rusty i should speak with its the desk that he looks at...
Edit: nevermind, its not rusty i should speak with its the desk that he looks at...
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The warning signs were there....released on Fri 13th...plus we see Leah from AL go past when out with Tommy. DPC can`t help himself
i know that one. He is in the main party room, but you need to go closer to click on him.
i found her. when you see Jill & Josy on the isle, press the right arrow then the up arrow.. so right & up
Can't find 0.6 guide anywhere. Is the official one even made yet? If not is there any fan-made walkthroughs for 0.6?
- Jul 22, 2019
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Yo guys so I finished my playthrough and I got a question. When at the end Professor Burke is looking at his computer etc. How could he possibly got a hold of the video of MC fucking Jade? If my memory serves right after MC shows the video to the DIKs for the Hell Week, Rusty uses his DIK secret right or something (I know it's named differently) and everyone keeps that to themselves. So how did Prof. Burke has that video? I didn't understand that part and if someone has an idea or two about this and would tell me I would appreciate it
Huh? You don't have to show the video to DIK's, i never did in my playthrough so of course he never got access to it. I never got a scene of burke having a video of mc/jade.
- Jul 22, 2019
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- Jul 22, 2019
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the same way someone got hold of the laptop to post the Cathy pic on Rooster.
someone's trying to destroy the DIKs and has access to their laptop. it’s looking like it’s someone on the inside.
Two months of lurking with nothing new to add, and finally it's here and I have things to say again.
Episode 6 is... fine, I guess. I played twice, and I enjoyed it, though less the second time. I just don't think it really delivered any of the things I actually wanted.
I remember some time back somebody tried to make a list of all the unanswered questions left dangling up through the end of Ep. 5, and it was about twenty items long. I think this episode addressed one (the letter pertaining to MC's mom). In and of itself that's not a problem, except that we didn't develop any of the relationships either. We made one tiny inch of emotional progress with Bella, and that's it. None of the other LI's like us any more or less than they did before, regardless of our choices. However they felt about us at the start of Ep. 6 is the same at the end. We added a few more dangling, "to be continued" type stuff, mostly at the very end, and for the first time it felt really forced. Previous cliffhangers properly whetted our appetites for answers, but this just felt like "stay tuned for more" teaser bait.
As for the gameplay itself, first off, I disable minigames. I see a lot of complaints about them in this episode, but I've always found them annoying so I turn them off by default. I get the feeling others may join me in this going forward.
Second, the free roam sections... it's too much. It's like so many games that are "open world" only the more you explore the more you realize it's just empty space. The interactivity is a bunch of mostly filler conversations and then scavenger hunting for renders, which I never minded doing in prior episodes because free roam areas didn't have 50 separate screens to stare at. I'm missing some renders and will probably just wait for someone to post a location list instead of hunting them down myself, because it's too big a haystack for me to go looking for a needle in.
I liked the D&G game, but I agree it is clearly where DPC spent all the time this episode. There's a lot of alternate routes in there without making any single run through feel too long, which is good and adds to replayability, but the time devoted to developing it could have gone into giving us more meat on the actual story instead.
I was wondering if I was going to need spoiler tags on any of this, but I'm realizing there's barely anything to spoil. Even if I gave a play-by-play of the episode (I won't), not enough of substance happens to really be considered a proper spoiler. There's nothing that, if I blurted it out, would ruin the episode for you or spoil some huge reveal. That's disappointing to me, that in the entire episode nothing really felt like it carried any weight.
So... yeah. The episode is nice to look at, but once you've unlocked the naughty bits and the joy of a new chapter fades it feels pretty empty of actual, meaningful content. I'll run through it again to do a deeper dive, look for some details that might have meaning behind them worth considering, but all-in-all this felt pretty disappointing to me.
Episode 6 is... fine, I guess. I played twice, and I enjoyed it, though less the second time. I just don't think it really delivered any of the things I actually wanted.
I remember some time back somebody tried to make a list of all the unanswered questions left dangling up through the end of Ep. 5, and it was about twenty items long. I think this episode addressed one (the letter pertaining to MC's mom). In and of itself that's not a problem, except that we didn't develop any of the relationships either. We made one tiny inch of emotional progress with Bella, and that's it. None of the other LI's like us any more or less than they did before, regardless of our choices. However they felt about us at the start of Ep. 6 is the same at the end. We added a few more dangling, "to be continued" type stuff, mostly at the very end, and for the first time it felt really forced. Previous cliffhangers properly whetted our appetites for answers, but this just felt like "stay tuned for more" teaser bait.
As for the gameplay itself, first off, I disable minigames. I see a lot of complaints about them in this episode, but I've always found them annoying so I turn them off by default. I get the feeling others may join me in this going forward.
Second, the free roam sections... it's too much. It's like so many games that are "open world" only the more you explore the more you realize it's just empty space. The interactivity is a bunch of mostly filler conversations and then scavenger hunting for renders, which I never minded doing in prior episodes because free roam areas didn't have 50 separate screens to stare at. I'm missing some renders and will probably just wait for someone to post a location list instead of hunting them down myself, because it's too big a haystack for me to go looking for a needle in.
I liked the D&G game, but I agree it is clearly where DPC spent all the time this episode. There's a lot of alternate routes in there without making any single run through feel too long, which is good and adds to replayability, but the time devoted to developing it could have gone into giving us more meat on the actual story instead.
I was wondering if I was going to need spoiler tags on any of this, but I'm realizing there's barely anything to spoil. Even if I gave a play-by-play of the episode (I won't), not enough of substance happens to really be considered a proper spoiler. There's nothing that, if I blurted it out, would ruin the episode for you or spoil some huge reveal. That's disappointing to me, that in the entire episode nothing really felt like it carried any weight.
So... yeah. The episode is nice to look at, but once you've unlocked the naughty bits and the joy of a new chapter fades it feels pretty empty of actual, meaningful content. I'll run through it again to do a deeper dive, look for some details that might have meaning behind them worth considering, but all-in-all this felt pretty disappointing to me.
- Jul 22, 2019
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ohhh so If you don't show the DIKs the video Burke doesn't get a hold of it. Hmmmm if that's the case the "brotherhood" of the DIKs isn't as strong as it is shown then I guess
- Mar 19, 2020
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I enjoyed the rebuild mini game. My main issue is not really knowing if you are making suitable progress. I feel like I was doing well, but who knows?
Figured you'd dislike the D&G game, I thought it was quite fun, and broke up the episode. That said i'd of happily had an extra character scene.
The consequences of the Mom's letter are really the diary. MC has hardly touched that yet. The $5k is interesting. Presumably we'll get two choices. Either Maya or something else. Maybe Quiin.
I didn't interact with Jade in this episode. Possibly be discussed in the future. Agreed would have been nice to happen this episode. Also agree about not being able to interact with Jade and Cathy at the bar.
Jill/ Sage is a choice that was missing in 5. Something to create a sense of different paths. In reality it should of been easy for MC to say Sage is sick and I need to run an errand can we do this later?
Again the Nicole cockblock represents a path choice. If you are with Jill you can't fuck around. I'm a little anxious with this happening half way through the game since if we have to choose in the next episode the future ones will feel content light and require 5 different playthoughs.
Agreed, blackmail made me angry, partly due to Jill's blindspot for him Tybalt being human trash and partly because he's a bell end.
The Mona thing will have to have consequences. You can't just kick someone out of school and pretend they didnt get in because they wouldn't suck you dick. If Mona can't be helped then i'm pissed, because it would be really bad story telling.
I agree about Cathy resigning. It makes sense, and arguably it would be silly if the MC had the magic ability to get her to stay, but I like the character and it sucks that she's being done like that.
Maya's dad is a prick. We knew that, and DPC had to justify Maya's desperate need for money. Tricky to see where this is going.
Over all I liked the chapter in a lot of ways but I do fear he is moving away from what I really like, the College Comedy and more towards the melodrama. I hope he can keep the balance right in the future. Between implications with Bella, Maya, Mona, Cathy, Quinn everything seems to be getting a bit bleak.