I hate how you have to accept Quinn's number in order to get most scenes with Camila.I hope to have a threesome with her and Camila
Hey, thats my song
Sure wasn't.6 months with a girlfriend and no sex ufff had to be tough friend
I hate how you have to accept Quinn's number in order to get most scenes with Camila.
Camila and Riona tooI hate how you have to accept Quinn's number in order to get most scenes with Camila.
Nope, Did you download it from this page?My Windows Defender Blocked the upgrade file 6.1 due to a trojan, does anyone else have this problem?
Nahh flat asses doesnt count
l think the library scene achieves quite a bit, but a lot of it is either conditional or background material. That's generally thankless work, because while we all remember the big events, it's the groundwork laid out in smaller scenes that makes them resonate.
So to look at the library scene for a moment, I would say it does the following things:
It also theoretically gives us a lighthearted diversion in the D&G game (YMMV), which might conceivably serve as a bonding moment for the main cast at a later date.
- Shows the interaction between the MC and Bella in the wake of her spending the night with him [Conditional]
- Shows the friendship between the MC, Maya and Josy in the wake of their reconciliation
- Establishes that mild tension exists between Jill and Maya/Josy [semi-Conditional]
- Reiterates the point that the MC is going to take his studies more seriously in the wake of Hell Week
- Explores Sage's views on work-life balance
- Shows Maya is comfortable enough with the MC to openly flirt with him [Conditional]
- Advances the Derek/Wendy sub-plot [optional]
- Establishes future work opportunities at the library [Conditional on mini-games, possibly Bella path]
- Shows us more of Quinn's network, establishes Sally's role in it
- Gives us the return of KRJ!
So I do think the scene was important and productive, but it's all buildup (unless you like D&G enough to consider it the payoff). Beyond that, some of the best bits are dependent on pursuing Maya or Bella (or liking KRJ), so they may not apply to everyone.
It also drops the ball in a few areas, particularly involving Jill. She's supposed to be banned from seeing the MC, but you'd never know it from how she acts here; she makes noises about leaving, but she never does so and otherwise it's pretty much business as usual. Even the awkwardness of having the three girls together is just acknowledged rather than directly addressed. (Plus, it rings false when Jill has decided to stop seeing the MC, or when M&J are just friends).
So I think the scene is fine in theory, but the execution wasn't the best and placing the massive D&G sidequest in the middle of it called more attention to it than it was really suited to handle.
The problem: during unzipping, the executable files in the game package lost their execute permission, so the app won't run.That's not the issue. The Big Sur update on Mac broke that workaround. Any ideas on how to fix the issue? View attachment 915751
ThanksChange the MC's name? You can do it in game if you have access to the phone. Go to the Bio screen and click the dots in the upper right-hand corner. That will bring you a screen that can change the MC's name and a few other in-game handles.
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Note that you can revert this change if you scroll back dialog to before the point you made the change. You will also have to reset Pet Names separately (or get called by the old name in lewd scenes).
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the first time I put most of the blame on Maya, but playing it over and over again I realize that Columbine will have started like this
Josy in the bathroom carries out one of the worst defenses in history, asking MC to stay and discuss it after she was the first to escape.
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and the next day when we meet again our loyal maggot Derek he reveals what bothered him in seeing MC with Maya
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What happens if you are Rich but to stupid to get a Gal
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Wrong! Ass is ass is ASS!!.....you assNahh flat asses doesnt count
I added my responses above.
- Shows the interaction between the MC and Bella in the wake of her spending the night with him [Conditional]
ok, but insignificant
- To each their own. I find watching the small ways characters react to each other is a big part of the appeal in this game.
- Shows the friendship between the MC, Maya and Josy in the wake of their reconciliation
in theory they have already reconciled, the dialogues are the same as if we were in their route only no effusions, nothing that allows us to glimpse the solo route
- Yes, they've reconciled. What does that mean in practice? We spent most of Episodes 1 and 2 setting up the initial routine with Maya. This is part of establishing the new routine with M&J. This is necessary regardless of whether the MC tried for something more (though obviously the routine itself will be different). Pesonally, I'd have preferred more buildup before Maya's dad dropped in on us, but that just makes this all the more important.
- Establishes that mild tension exists between Jill and Maya/Josy [semi-Conditional]
it seems to me that only MC warns her tension (even if there is nothing with Jill) and maybe Maya, Josy and Jill get along too wel
- As I said, the scene could have used more depth here, especially on paths where both the MC and Jill seem disinterested in more dates. But it does establish that there is still tension between the four, and it's clear this will come up again.
- Reiterates the point that the MC is going to take his studies more seriously in the wake of Hell Week
oh well .. wow
- This could wind up being meaningful, if DPC wants it to. The point is made several times that the MC is trying to turn over a new leaf after Hell Week. Establishing a mundane backdrop of studying would be important for that... if it ever amounts to anything. I'm certainly curious to see what the next Gender Studies mini-game will be.
- Explores Sage's views on work-life balance
if we eat together she already tells us, ok let's call it character deepening
- She says she's working on it, but that doesn't quite convey the scope of it; I know dissertations are a big deal in real life, but real life and B&R are hardly identical twins!
- Shows Maya is comfortable enough with the MC to openly flirt with him [Conditional]
in what situation? say with the pact accepted? if so ok, let's say an aperitif before the threesome teaser trailer
- Yes, obviously only if she's not-legally-dating the MC. Just because there's a big sex scene later in the day doesn't mean Maya's flirting scene here isn't important. It's like foreplay for AVN gamers.
- Advances the Derek/Wendy sub-plot [optional]
ok, who knows if it will have serious implications or just a skit during the lessons
- I think it will be part of Derek's arc. The implication seems to be that we can steer Derek into embracing a more committed path with Ashley or sticking with his desire not to be tied down by chasing other girls on the list. I could see this mattering either way, though it seems more likely on the Ashley side.
- Establishes future work opportunities at the library [Conditional on mini-games, possibly Bella path]
ok, but insignificant
- I'm inclined to agree, but DPC spent a lot of time on that mansion mini-game, so who knows how that money could be used in the future. At any rate, a regular chance to hang out with Bella could certainly matter.
- Shows us more of Quinn's network, establishes Sally's role in it
I think it's the most important note, it also creates a connection between the nerds and Quinn, which could be important- Gives us the return of KRJ!
no comment . we never fall for it !!!
- Since when? Everyone knows loves KRJ, except maybe cows!
I'm firmly of the opinion that you can't have big, powerful scenes if there aren't smaller, mundane scenes between them to make the big ones stand out. Perhaps I just have a higher tolerance for filler?you seemed pretty optimistic in trying to make sense of it![]()
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I have to agree, when I played that scene in the context of the rest of the game it made the game feel more alive. this scene is a key example of world building. in a non-visual novel setting it would be showing the audience how 'world' is rather than telling.I'm firmly of the opinion that you can't have big, powerful scenes if there aren't smaller, mundane scenes between them to make the big ones stand out. Perhaps I just have a higher tolerance for filler?