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Perhaps mature was the wrong choice of word and I can say in all honesty if I were to continue as their friend following a rejection like theirs I'd feel the need to lay down clear boundries for there to be any chance of me continuing a friendship with them but point is I'm no the MC for this story. (i'm about a decade too old for a start)What's mature about letting yourself be used by someone? I'm not saying he has to totally unload on them (though that would be satisfying), he can be civil and simply say that he thinks it would be best that he and they go their seperate ways. Personaly remaining M/J's friend who's always put upon to solve their problems sounds more clingy and dependent to me.
Not afraid, just annoyed by forced content. None of the other main girls get so much attention. This is the same shit DPC makes as it was with Acting Lessons and Megan.Another day another felicemastronzo creating the same discussion about M&J
To be the least popular girls, they live attacking them daily, are they afraid of them or what?
Most of their haters are people who went after them and got them a reality hit in the face hahaAnother day another felicemastronzo creating the same discussion about M&J
To be the least popular girls, they live attacking them daily, are they afraid of them or what?
My first play though I chased everything that moved and ended up at Bella's house after the split from M&J. When the rejection scene occurred I kinda felt like it was obvious that a throuple wouldn't be practical (although I understand AL had such a thing - I believe it didn't last - the relationship got too hot or something...), and at that point I was team Jill after the tennis date anyway, so I took the rejection in my stride. I was also kinda worried about how psycho Bella might be as well, so I had other things on my mind.Most of their haters are people who went after them and got them a reality hit in the face haha
Maya and Josy rejected them and it hurt so much that they don't forget it because they weren't the ones who rejected them first and left them traumatized.Most of their haters are people who went after them and got them a reality hit in the face haha
In my main playthrough Im TeamJill ( always ) and Maya/Josy too, why not?My first play though I chased everything that moved and ended up at Bella's house after the split from M&J. When the rejection scene occurred I kinda felt like it was obvious that a throuple wouldn't be practical (although I understand AL had such a thing - I believe it didn't last - the relationship got too hot or something...), and at that point I was team Jill after the tennis date anyway, so I took the rejection in my stride. I was also kinda worried about how psycho Bella might be as well, so I had other things on my mind.
you missed the point. I was always referring to the epilogue of the fourth chapter.If you do go down the path of seeing one of the girls when Josy meets her dad, and then telling Derek that you still have feelings for one of them, that makes more sense that the mc is still hanging around them, hoping things will change (and possibly just torturing himself).
If I'm not mistaken, the library scene it's only 2 nights after the dorm's scene, which I agree is also a problem of overreaction that helps to get some players angry (those not invested in them that can not understand why the heck their MC is acting like that when he has done absolutely nothing with those girls, except a couple of mandatory kisses).I felt the mc waaay overreacted when Josy first shows up, so then, to paraphrase you, you'd think he'd go off the deep end when they finally reject him when he still wants a romantic involvement with them. And then strangely he doesn't. Perhaps he's already come to terms with whatever the outcome was going to be before he even confronted them. He's spent a few days (staying with Bella, Derek or Sage) thinking about the whole situation, so maybe when he tells them he's looking for "something more" he may have already emotionally prepared himself for the outcome. There are ways to justify they way things turned out, it's just for those players who felt hurt during that scene they felt their own personal reaction wasn't dealt with.
It's not simply that some players didn't like the outcome, it's that the outcome just feels unnatural. felicemastronzo illustrated it quite well with the screenshots with the way the MC just says, "I wish you the best", then walks off. I don't know many people who would react that coldly and robotically to getting dumped by 2 girls at the same time, even if they have had a few days to think about things because they couldn't have expected this moment with them let alone having the chance to be with both of them.I felt the mc waaay overreacted when Josy first shows up, so then, to paraphrase you, you'd think he'd go off the deep end when they finally reject him when he still wants a romantic involvement with them. And then strangely he doesn't. Perhaps he's already come to terms with whatever the outcome was going to be before he even confronted them. He's spent a few days (staying with Bella, Derek or Sage) thinking about the whole situation, so maybe when he tells them he's looking for "something more" he may have already emotionally prepared himself for the outcome. There are ways to justify they way things turned out, it's just for those players who felt hurt during that scene they felt their own personal reaction wasn't dealt with.
I expect that slight change was to give the player notice (or false hope) that there could be a one-on-one relationship with one of the girls. That would mean more M&J drama down the track if they break up (either because of Maya's father or some other problem).you missed the point. I was always referring to the epilogue of the fourth chapter.
the fourth chapter is said to be correct as MC clearly accepts the girls' decision. and is ready for the path of friendship.
the next scene with Maya or Josy, after a visit from Josy's father, and the choice of the player in the dialogue with Derek, show that it is not a fact that MC is as good as the fourth chapter ended, and that basically he is not good to Josy either.
I felt the "give me another chance" line was really no different to when Maya ask for a second chance earlier in the game. To me it still felt like a friendship thing. The fact that the mc wouldn't talk to them when Josy showed up, I felt they were asking for him to stop giving them the cold shoulder and for the friendship to continue and it was only the mc who was hoping for more - the girls never put the idea of a threesome on the table to start with. When the option came up to ask for more I figured, "it can't hurt trying" but I hadn't got to that point in the game where I was expecting a threesome.It's not simply that some players didn't like the outcome, it's that the outcome just feels unnatural. felicemastronzo illustrated it quite well with the screenshots with the way the MC just says, "I wish you the best", then walks off. I don't know many people who would react that coldly and robotically to getting dumped by 2 girls at the same time, even if they have had a few days to think about things because they couldn't have expected this moment with them let alone having the chance to be with both of them.
Plus, just think about how that scene unfolds before that. They are practically begging him for another chance, and seemingly a romantic one at that, especially when you look at how big a reaction Maya has when he's about to walk out the room. The tone and expectation of the setup is not properly matched by the outcome when he is rejected. Having him let them down gently would have been a better fit because it would better match his character since he can do a very similar thing with Sage by not getting involved with her because of the situation with Chad.
I feel the same here . DPC really did overdose us on Maya just to jerk off some simp's white knight fantasy , to justify one bull shit drama he had to create a hundred more and shit gets exponentially piled up one after anotherNot afraid, just annoyed by forced content. None of the other main girls get so much attention. This is the same shit DPC makes as it was with Acting Lessons and Megan.
Going after Maya means missing out on better content with the HOTs.Most of their haters are people who went after them and got them a reality hit in the face haha
That can apply to Jill too. Or better, if you go with Jill, Bella and Maya / Josy you don't have to worry about getting a STD XDGoing after Maya means missing out on better content with the HOTs.
I only went to Josys because it wasn't a choice and walking away from teh sex is never an option.
I gladly took the friend path and avoided them for two episodes.
I did choose Jill over Sage initially, but by doing that the chapter just rushed into the ending sequence.That can apply to Jill too. Or better, if you go with Jill, Bella and Maya / Josy you don't have to worry about getting a STD XD