We're definitely going to get our hearts curb stomped. But for me, it's more about the journey than the destination. I already know I'm getting fuck all from DPC at end game so I've made my peace with that. Just going to enjoy the ride while it lasts.
As silly as the idea of fist fighting Maya’s father is on the surface... it does spark discussion about how the father might perceive the MC. Her father is abusive and controlling his gay daughters life by holding her hostage with debt due to her sexuality. MC turning up and defending her in a bullheaded “primal” way might speak to this bigot.
Don't count on it!
I so much love conspiracy theories in porn games.
I'll just say that I disagree and leave it at that.
I think we don't have the same concept of the dark. Sad things or problems in life are not dark, dark is seeing murders, physical and psychological abuse, sexual abuse, pedophilia, that kind of thing. The problems that I have seen so far in this game seem to me normal things that happen every day in any university in the world, relationships are complicated. Every time someone says that this game is getting more and more depressing, God kills a kitten.
He didn't pick the lock, he had a key. How he got hold of one is curious, but I do think that if DPC is going for dark foreshadowings (and that does seem to be there way), having him not be there when they get back in a near-miss moment would be far bigger than if he is there because, with the key, he could come back at any moment, most likely when Maya and Josy are alone.
I always dislike that phrase, "it's more about the journey than the destination", because you could have a perfectly pleasant road trip where you see lots of interesting things and meet interesting people on your journey, but if your destination ends up being wrapped around a tree and your body crushed, then I don't think the journey was all that worth it.
If this happened then it's total game logic because just standing up for someone like this in a strong way barely works in the real world.
Journey > destination is just a cope
Im not suggesting that cliche of someone responding well to strength. I’m curious if despite it being a silly idea that the MC fight him it might, oddly, work out because despite being a violent disrespectful act it would be one seemingly born of a strong adherence to gender roles and a bigot might respond to that. Her dad wouldn’t respect him fighting, he might however ignore it as it would prove Maya was with a man... and one who’s willing to fight for her. That’s something he might appreciate.He didn't pick the lock, he had a key. How he got hold of one is curious, but I do think that if DPC is going for dark foreshadowings (and that does seem to be there way), having him not be there when they get back in a near-miss moment would be far bigger than if he is there because, with the key, he could come back at any moment, most likely when Maya and Josy are alone.
I always dislike that phrase, "it's more about the journey than the destination", because you could have a perfectly pleasant road trip where you see lots of interesting things and meet interesting people on your journey, but if your destination ends up being wrapped around a tree and your body crushed, then I don't think the journey was all that worth it.
If this happened then it's total game logic because just standing up for someone like this in a strong way barely works in the real world.
it seems to me that DPC always uses the same scheme, like a Kansas City move ...
why debacle?
Debacle as in, for what he did to AL people still love that game, regardless of how much they complain about it.
I might not have like it but it is what made me a fan of DPC's for life.
"Debacle" for breaking the golden (unspoken) rule of these games; don't kill off a LI.
it is just a fictional game afterall
