VN Ren'Py Being a DIK [v0.10.1] [DrPinkCake]

[Klimadzu]

there are saves on 1st page, up until the end of ep.5.

Wondering if someone was willing to share a save of the end of ep.6, 100% progress of some sort. I missed some decisions on my save and don´t feel like playing everything all over again

Where? Sorry?

 

[PinkNova]

Hey, any info on cash in ep 6? I’m not spotting any so far.

 

[shazba]

in that way, however, there is the risk of being excessively didactic, generally I prefer things to be shown to me rather than told to me.

in my opinion the Tybalt issue should not be overestimated, in the end it is purely a setback (like all the twists so far). it is not credible that his blackmail leads to who knows what consequences (if Mc is interested in Jill, otherwise it doesn't matter), I don't think Jill would go beyond a kiss. Jill took time to prevent MC from being denounced, which regardless of the seriousness of the crime would still have been a stain, and would also have had disciplinary consequences

I imagine that in the end you will end up with the girl of your choosing, Tybalt is, as you say, just a setback. His comeuppance is likely to be quite entertaining (his actions and theme music, and even his demeanor during the blackmail scene are all too comical to go down too dark a passage with him).

 

[felicemastronzo]

I imagine that in the end you will end up with the girl of your choosing, Tybalt is, as you say, just a setback. His comeuppance is likely to be quite entertaining (his actions and theme music, and even his demeanor during the blackmail scene are all too comical to go down too dark a passage with him).

that's right, he absolutely doesn't have the thickness to be a threat, it's just an excuse to stretch the blue balling with Jill

 

[Xypher]

Wish there was a scene/scenario where Maya/Josy does Quinn's prostitution service but its the MC buying.

 

[Alvesjpedro]

Any help for sage and bella scene at the dungeon? Thank you

 

[Sypher1976]

Any help for sage and bella scene at the dungeon? Thank you

You can d/l the walkthrough to help you with that.

 

[Gladheim]

I like more the Sherminator

Sherminator, a great man haha

 

[Gladheim]

This game, like so many AVNs, is converging down a path where you will eventually cast off the chaff to finally end up with your one (or in some cases 20) true love. My gut feeling is it will just be one (it could very well end up none), so at some point permanent decisions will be made for each other LI to be let loose.

This is where the dilemma lies. You don't know when you're making that ultimate decision for each character.

If AL is anything to go on, once you've rejected a character once, they're done, there is no rekindling.

So when you tell Sage you don't want to teach her guitar, is that it? By the end of Episode 5 you still meet up with her in Tybalt's room, but it's all business and she's still keen to be just a friend.

When you choose friendship over "something more" with M&J, is that it, or is it over when you inform Derek that you're over them, or are you lining up a couple (not threesome) when you tell Derek you still have feelings for one of them.

If you don't kiss Jill after the tennis game, will it ever progress further?

Even if we don't know the future for the relationships above, each of those scenarios was a intentional decision to not progress the relationship further at that time, so I guess it's not too bad. I think that's why everyone is getting worked up over the Jill/Sage decision. We Still Want Both!

I dont know what is going to happen to others, but wit M/J I think that you will be able to try to be a couple with one of them

 

[Holy Bacchus]

Not going with one of the girls here will consequences down the line, MC rejecting her offer will without a doubt affect her route moving forward most likely negatively. A Jill route where you went with her vs didn't will likely have huge affect with regards to pursuing her(assuming it doesn't reject her ofc). Common sense says if you like said girl you go with said girl.

Common sense says that if you promised to go check on a sick friend you should go check on them unless something major happens to yourself like falling down and breaking your leg or having a car accident. It also says that you should expect someone who is or could be a romantic partner to be understanding and accepting of the fact that you'd rather keep your word and go check on a friend who's ill than go out with them on the spur of the moment.

If Jill takes him going to see his sick friend as a sign that she should stop seeing him, then not only is it something that doesn't fit Jill's caring and compassionate nature, it's also not something that is a good sign in a prospective partner to not be understanding of both the other person's compassion but also that they have a prior obligation, and this also doesn't seem like Jill.

The cluck with Bella didn't exhibit anything to make Jill assume there's anything between them unless a pic of her in a bikini sunbathing makes her suspicious which wouldn't make sense. Now a picture of a stripper sitting on his lap in a bar with Tommy on the other hand... see where I'm going with this?

Based off the scene with Tommy in the bar where he berates MC for continuously agitating the Jocks on Rooster (if you picked the first option when responding to Dawe's cluck) we can definitely say that the characters will comment on each others replies/post including MC's.

The MC, who Jill is seeing and can potentially like a lot, is sitting next to her best friend who's wearing a very revealing bikini and who he's only known for a brief time. Bella is also known as the "Ice Queen" and Jill surely knows that she doesn't typically warm up to people to this extent, yet she doesn't comment on it, nor does she bring it up. So I think Rooster serves like a lot of things of things in this game in that it's amusing side content that occasionally bleeds into the greater story, but isn's all that important.

Regarding the whole, "Maybe it's best not to tell him", she only says this if your relationship is already going nowhere, otherwise she meets up with you at the auditorium and she shows up for the impromptu date.

She says that if he turns down the improptu date, not before, also their relationship has been going somewhere if you play it that way and she says this no matter what path you're on, so this is what makes the statement so puzzling.

I don't think Burke's in charge of the ring, I think he was a prospective client. Mona freaks out because she wasn't expecting to have sex with older men (unfortunately for her the MC already set the bar very high in the bathroom stall with Camila - everything after that is gonna be a disappointment).

He's not likely to be in charge but it would seem he fronts the money for the girl's "tuition" provided they play ball with Quinn and he gets a bit occasionally. Which begs the question, which of the other HOTs has Burke fucked before?

One of the greatest stong points of BaDIK — your choice are influence on events.
Not every game could suggest that

Except they often don't because many events will occur in roughly the same way regardless of the role the MC plays, like when Chad breaks up with Sage. If you're pursuing her, you would think that her kissing the MC in Ep 5 would play a role in it, but it's not mentioned and the break up happens in exactly the same even if you haven't been pursuing Sage and helping her.

What's going on? I've tried several times and I can't finish this minigame.

The completion of this minigame is only similar to the one in the screenshot of the game. If you continue to move the mouse, the game will fail and the special rendering cannot be unlocked. Is there any way to repair this minigame.


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Page 1738?! Jesus, why do you have so many saves?

I have completed episode 6 but only seeing up to Ep 4 in the scenes gallery. Am I missing something?


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Your update probably didn't install correctly. If you had the mod installed or had unpacked the contents of the game with Unren, then this is a likely cause.

 

[nowan]

I would ask you to please stop posting possible spoilers to find out why this scene or another comes out, because I don't believe that this "Shakespeare of porn" has realized on his own account the flaws in the Isabella and Jill scenes; since that would need a level of intelligence that I would be surprised if he had. You are giving him clues on how to screw up the game even more and make it more unplayable even with mod. And stop speculating about what the relationship between characters is, because it will be the one he wants and he will have to end up setting the campus on fire to finish off with some philosophical paraphrased of his own; and I mean the doors that open and close or the end of Acting Lessons. Now seeing him make him have to cheat himself is the most fun of all this game. That and force her to show her cards. And getting herself to have spoiled the game entirely on her own.
And just a small paragraph. I did not go through the violation of Isabella or with the tricks; write it as I write it. And this is not over and it is a warning: that either that scene removes her from the game and raises that in another way or I am not going to stop until I break her balls
And it is not worth it to me that shortening the scene to 2 decisions that imply having committed that violation.

 

[shakytube]

I would ask you to please stop posting possible spoilers to find out why this scene or another comes out, because I don't believe that this "Shakespeare of porn" has realized on his own account the flaws in the Isabella and Jill scenes; since that would need a level of intelligence that I would be surprised if he had. You are giving him clues on how to screw up the game even more and make it more unplayable even with mod. And stop speculating about what the relationship between characters is, because it will be the one he wants and he will have to end up setting the campus on fire to finish off with some philosophical paraphrased of his own; and I mean the doors that open and close or the end of Acting Lessons. Now seeing him make him have to cheat himself is the most fun of all this game. That and force her to show her cards. And getting herself to have spoiled the game entirely on her own.
And just a small paragraph. I did not go through the violation of Isabella or with the tricks; write it as I write it. And this is not over and it is a warning: that either that scene removes her from the game and raises that in another way or I am not going to stop until I break her balls
And it is not worth it to me that shortening the scene to 2 decisions that imply having committed that violation.

Bro what are you even talking about?

 

[Wizard_Shiryuu]

Common sense says that if you promised to go check on a sick friend you should go check on them unless something major happens to yourself like falling down and breaking your leg or having a car accident. It also says that you should expect someone who is or could be a romantic partner to be understanding and accepting of the fact that you'd rather keep your word and go check on a friend who's ill than go out with them on the spur of the moment.

If Jill takes him going to see his sick friend as a sign that she should stop seeing him, then not only is it something that doesn't fit Jill's caring and compassionate nature, it's also not something that is a good sign in a prospective partner to not be understanding of both the other person's compassion but also that they have a prior obligation, and this also doesn't seem like Jill.

I think you're right on your analysis, but I think DPC will make Jill take this as a sign to break up. Other people posted there is a similarity between her lines to not call you while playing the piano and those when you tell her you're not going with her.

 

[shazba]

I would ask you to please stop posting possible spoilers to find out why this scene or another comes out, because I don't believe that this "Shakespeare of porn" has realized on his own account the flaws in the Isabella and Jill scenes; since that would need a level of intelligence that I would be surprised if he had. You are giving him clues on how to screw up the game even more and make it more unplayable even with mod. And stop speculating about what the relationship between characters is, because it will be the one he wants and he will have to end up setting the campus on fire to finish off with some philosophical paraphrased of his own; and I mean the doors that open and close or the end of Acting Lessons. Now seeing him make him have to cheat himself is the most fun of all this game. That and force her to show her cards. And getting herself to have spoiled the game entirely on her own.
And just a small paragraph. I did not go through the violation of Isabella or with the tricks; write it as I write it. And this is not over and it is a warning: that either that scene removes her from the game and raises that in another way or I am not going to stop until I break her balls
And it is not worth it to me that shortening the scene to 2 decisions that imply having committed that violation.

I would suggest all the major plot elements have already been determined long ago. Noise from the public won't cause the developer to change his overall plot otherwise it will undermine many things that have deliberately been set in motion already.

You don't seem to like this developer or the game, am I right, it's a bit hard to determine that from your posts.

You are giving him clues on how to screw up the game even more and make it more unplayable even with mod.

When you say unplayable, do you mean impossible to achieve the optimum outcome, or that it's just too hard to play? It's really just a novel where you make minor adjustments to the multiple plots, I don't think it's all that hard to play actually.

 

[Gladheim]

I think you're right on your analysis, but I think DPC will make Jill take this as a sign to break up. Other people posted there is a similarity between her lines to not call you while playing the piano and those when you tell her you're not going with her.

Jill feels rejected, sees how a person who begins to feel something strong prefers to go with another. She sees that as a sign of lack of interest and therefore no longer has to go through the difficult situation of talking to him about blackmail and keeping it to herself, protecting her friend and also herself from that bad moment that we remember She did not want to go through . When you go to the date with her is when you realize how bad it is to tell you about the blackmail, she does not want to go through that, she does not want to stop seeing you but she has no choice. That is why it is so interesting to see the two options.

 

[Holy Bacchus]

I think you're right on your analysis, but I think DPC will make Jill take this as a sign to break up. Other people posted there is a similarity between her lines to not call you while playing the piano and those when you tell her you're not going with her.

If she does then it's another black mark on DPC's writing because they'd be going against their own established characterisation in order to force drama.

The MC tells her he's going to see a sick friend, this kind of thing should affirm in her mind that he's a nice guy and Tybalt is wrong about him as this is the kind of caring and compassion she should like in someone. It shouldn't make her think that him refusing her means it's not meant to be and that she should stop seeing him and not even tell him why.

 

[A.aron]

in my opinion the Tybalt issue should not be overestimated, in the end it is purely a setback (like all the twists so far). it is not credible that his blackmail leads to who knows what consequences (if Mc is interested in Jill, otherwise it doesn't matter), I don't think Jill would go beyond a kiss. Jill took time to prevent MC from being denounced, which regardless of the seriousness of the crime would still have been a stain, and would also have had disciplinary consequences

Don't really understand this part.. care to elaborate?

 

[felicemastronzo]

This game, like so many AVNs, is converging down a path where you will eventually cast off the chaff to finally end up with your one (or in some cases 20) true love. My gut feeling is it will just be one (it could very well end up none), so at some point permanent decisions will be made for each other LI to be let loose.

This is where the dilemma lies. You don't know when you're making that ultimate decision for each character.

If AL is anything to go on, once you've rejected a character once, they're done, there is no rekindling.

So when you tell Sage you don't want to teach her guitar, is that it? By the end of Episode 5 you still meet up with her in Tybalt's room, but it's all business and she's still keen to be just a friend.

When you choose friendship over "something more" with M&J, is that it, or is it over when you inform Derek that you're over them, or are you lining up a couple (not threesome) when you tell Derek you still have feelings for one of them.

If you don't kiss Jill after the tennis game, will it ever progress further?

Even if we don't know the future for the relationships above, each of those scenarios was a intentional decision to not progress the relationship further at that time, so I guess it's not too bad. I think that's why everyone is getting worked up over the Jill/Sage decision. We Still Want Both!

this choice between Sage and Jill, however, seems very similar to that of the famous fire, without having the same drama ...

we are forced to choose, where in reality a phone call to one of the two would be enough to solve the problem

plus it's a choice between two very different characters with quite separate storylines (if the same choice was between Bella and Jill, or Sage and Quinn, or Maya and Josy it would make much more sense)

 

[anonymoussposter]

So Burke has the video of MC sleepig with Jade.
Seems like there's an actual traitor within the DIKs, since we only shared the video with them.

hmm so it will be used against MC to shut him up about prostitution business
But that can only make impact if one had chosen jade and what if one hasn't chosen her ?

 

[felicemastronzo]

Don't really understand this part.. care to elaborate?

unfortunately my english remains very scholastic.
what is not clear?


I think Tybalt's blackmail is absolutely a minor twist, because I don't see what permanent consequences it could have. it's not credible that Jill actually becomes his girlfriend or mistress. it only has the function of being a test that Mc will have to pass to be with Jill, a narrative excuse to slow down the relationship between Jill and MC