Actually...The worst part about that whole thing is that IRL, Tybalt's threatened lawsuit wouldn't work out. DPC dumbing down Jill's character to allow her to succumb to some weak threats is wack asf and bad writing. Jill has the resources to counter a lawsuit from Tybalt and could even threaten right back by refusing to talk to him/converse with him if he were to move forward with those threats.
No, not just you.Has anyone else felt kind of... I don't know... disappointed with these last couple of episodes?
In Episode 5, it felt like one step forwards, but two steps backwards. We had finally cleared Hell Week, as well as sorting out our living arrangement, but then the mansion get thrashed and we're left with another momentous task to solve. Except this time, we don't have the pleasure of staying with stunners such as Maya, Sage or Bella. I thought that that was the time the story was going to pick up its pace, but instead, it felt like we were set back even further. Adding to this, I thought the episode was packed with way too many freeroam events, in such a way that it no longer felt like we were advancing the story, only expanding the details.
Then you Episode 6, which was just... weird. We have some type of micro version of a kingdom management game, ridiculously difficult buttons to find in side quests, even more freeroam events, and to top it all off, half the scenes were in the context of D&G, which is just complete imagination. It holds the same value as a dream sequence. I feel like the game is just being convoluted with content that isn't relevant to the overall experience.
And when DrPinkCake spends five months on updates, I can't help but think he is making poor choices in terms of priority. Instead of advancing the story (I don't know at what point the game will reach its conclusion, but if it's at graduation, we will be going until 2025), the game is being broadened and filled with content that really isn't that meaningful. The entire D&G scene could have been cut to favour something else, for example. I don't know if I am the only one who thinks like this, but when I wait this long for an update, I would have hoped it contained more exciting things than cleaning a mansion and talking to a bunch of dudes.
Affinity system showing its flaws once again as does dividing up characters on certain paths, like not being able to do anything with Jade and Cathy by staying with M&J.On this, I think I'm in partial agreement with Holy Bacchus : if DPC is worried about finding ways to shoehorn in lewd scenes for all the girls then he should stop writing the story in such a way that forces us to choose between the girls! Don't put in some half-assed (if lovingly rendered) dream sequence for us to fap to.
Personally, I like the branching paths. It adds exactly the sort of consequences to the relationships that I feel is sorely lacking from simple harem games like, say, WVM. Yes, I worry that DPC hasn't built up the trust that's required to really pull that off, but that's a risk I am prepared to take.
But in that case, DPC should stick to his guns and just admit that sometimes there won't be super-hot lewd scenes for everyone. We'll get over it (eventually, when the next episode comes out).
Unless she is elevated to love interest status, she is a plot device, side chick, and a service providerWhat makes you think of Quinn as a side chick?
It's particularly annoying to me because Jill is the most "Chick" path LI and Sage is the most "Dik" path LI, but this choice doesn't synch up with the morality implied by those paths. This choice says that the "good guy" thing to do is to ditch your sick friend after promising to take care of her so you can go on a date? And the "dick" thing to do is to look after your sick friend like you promised, turning down the date offer by telling them you have plans, even though it's completely true? That's some seriously backwards morality, IMO.I really disliked the choice of picking between Sage and Jill for their scenes. I guess its to put a wrench for those who are going after both of them? And Sage as adorable as she is being with a cold was just so she was out of the picture for some backstabbings to become afoot for later episodes.
Just a quick note; it wasn't the after club sex with those 2 that gets the MC in trouble, it was having sex with them at the cabin. You can do that after club, but sex at the cabin with them, sex with Rena, and/or sex with Ana will get you in trouble. So, on the whole, yes, you do have to be faithful to Megan and Melissa, but only from the cabin onwards.An earlier work by the same author, you could go out for a fun time at a club with your best buddy, if you messed around with one or the other or both of the two girls, and then did nothing else but date one of the main love interests(or in this case you could date two as they were best friends). Not only did one of them die needlessly, but you didn’t end up with the girl left alive. Bear in mind you were not dating said girl at the time, and might not have even met her yet, depending on which one you picked. But you were FUCKED. At best you had a chance for making it up to her in the epilogue, but you didn’t have the girl, even if everything else went right.
How to disable mini games in the middle of the game?
Now the lights are coming on at the poor writing skill of DPC!!!very good!It's particularly annoying to me because Jill is the most "Chick" path LI and Sage is the most "Dik" path LI, but this choice doesn't synch up with the morality implied by those paths. This choice says that the "good guy" thing to do is to ditch your sick friend after promising to take care of her so you can go on a date? And the "dick" thing to do is to look after your sick friend like you promised, turning down the date offer by telling them you have plans, even though it's completely true? That's some seriously backwards morality, IMO.
Philly is better all around, and yeah I think you are right, but you have your first mandatory sex with Megan in the lake also, so the line is quite blurred. You would have already had a chance with Melissa much earlier. Still that story stunk and this story looks pretty iffy on avoiding stink. Especially now.Just a quick note; it wasn't the after club sex with those 2 that gets the MC in trouble, it was having sex with them at the cabin. You can do that after club, but sex at the cabin with them, sex with Rena, and/or sex with Ana will get you in trouble. So, on the whole, yes, you do have to be faithful to Megan and Melissa, but only from the cabin onwards.
But, yes, even in a college setting it would seem DPC can't just let the MC get away with dating multiple women at the same time. Philly does this kind of thing really well and I only wish BaDIK were more like Depraved Awakening or CoBD, in that sense.
Aside from my one and only Jill-centric Chick playthrough, I'm choosing Sage every time. That Jill/Sage fork in the road is the dumbest choice I've seen to date for exactly the reasons you stated.It's particularly annoying to me because Jill is the most "Chick" path LI and Sage is the most "Dik" path LI, but this choice doesn't synch up with the morality implied by those paths. This choice says that the "good guy" thing to do is to ditch your sick friend after promising to take care of her so you can go on a date? And the "dick" thing to do is to look after your sick friend like you promised, turning down the date offer by telling them you have plans, even though it's completely true? That's some seriously backwards morality, IMO.
Just gonna say, don't hate me, but I wouldn't brand it all as "poor writing skill". I still say they've done a good job at creating compelling characters and stories for those characters that really grab you by the heartstrings, so in that sense I'd say their writing skill is good. Where I feel like they're not doing so good is plot development because they rely too heavily on overly dramatic plotlines and sucker punch moments rather than building suspense in more gradual and subtle ways. As I've been saying quite a bit, they go for the jugular rather inflict death by a thousand cuts, really build the tension before tearing it all down.Now the lights are coming on at the poor writing skill of DPC!!!very good!
Bravo!
This part is not true. I ended up in AL with Melissa even though I was having fun with those two girls at the club, as well as under the table in the cabin . Only from the moment you become exclusive in your relationship, only then you can't fuck everything, but that is normal.An earlier work by the same author, you could go out for a fun time at a club with your best buddy, if you messed around with one or the other or both of the two girls, and then did nothing else but date one of the main love interests(or in this case you could date two as they were best friends). Not only did one of them die needlessly, but you didn’t end up with the girl left alive. Bear in mind you were not dating said girl at the time, and might not have even met her yet, depending on which one you picked. But you were FUCKED. At best you had a chance for making it up to her in the epilogue, but you didn’t have the girl, even if everything else went right.
That's ok, Tybalt gonna be calling me dad soon anyways.Top 3 annoying characters of BaDIK:
1 - Tybalt
2 - Jade's son
3 - President of alphu nu omega