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If someone has to die (not that they do, but we're all anticipating it), Quinn is definitely the prime choice due to her lifestyle and associations.
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- Mar 20, 2018
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possibly or at least put her in a coma after a gunshot wound and then forgotten I really dont want to see people getting killed in this game, it just doesn't seem right, I mean it's already flirting into dark territory with Quinn/Burke's prostitution ring/drug empire, a really wacky thing I just thought of... MC takes the bullet for Quinn and a major part of the episode in where it happens is all a dream sequence where, things aren't quite right and he needs to wake up in order to escape the madness.
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Take it to the next level, the mc does all that after he's nailed Arieth. Spreading the crustacean love to the girls, and Heather gifts the little blighters to Tommy.
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Where does the conversation go from there? Josy is never actually going to leave. Her saying that she was going to leave during the phone call is what got the MC to go home on the first weekend of college. And she's so happy about it, she tells MC that just knowing he was visiting that weekend made her whole week feel better. That's not what you say to someone you are about to give the brush off to. It's a tactic, pretending to retreat so you can draw someone forward.
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can I at least hate him for turning me off of watermelons for life now? I mean I cant look at watermelon now and find it appealing.
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Although it is surely true in my country we say: "bad weed never dies" ( mala hierba nunca muere ) to say that someone who does bad things is hard to kill xd
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I don't think she's playing mind games, at least not intentionally. She's really quite confused about everything and her heart is ruling her head and she's making mistakes. Each time she leads the mc on in the early days she chastises herself.
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Wow, I think I've just been insulted
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That's ok, Tybalt has that effect on people.
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heh yeah I love your profile pic, that reminds me I need to get one for the forum maybe a siggy to show my love for the game.Wow, I think I've just been insulted
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That's ok, Tybalt has that effect on people.
- Aug 23, 2020
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No, your understanding is correct. It’s an immersion breaking mistake because the very premise of Maya’s problem is invalid.
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Wow, I think I've just been insulted
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That's ok, Tybalt has that effect on people.
That little hole in the watermelon just grosses me out. Here's the best use of a watermelon:
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At the end of the day, the purpose of Maya's dad's shenanigans is to ensure Maya would pay a high price for defying her father's wishes even though he is in the wrong. I'm willing to overlook some level of inconsistency if either there is a generally plausible explanation that could address most of the problems, or if the inconsistencies are small relative to the story payoff.
In this case I think the situation, at least as we currently know it, is too implausible. Maya's actual description is nonsense, but technical terms of art are often misused in fiction. The important part is the threat to Maya's financial future. That requires both that Maya's dad controls the ability to call in her debts at any time AND the ability to direct the money as he sees fit (lest she simply pay the loan back and take out a new, honest one ASAP). That's not impossible, but it's extremely convoluted and the game has not provided anywhere near enough context to show how it might have happened.
It's particularly egregious given how often the MC's poor background is brought up. It is simply not plausible that he can easily afford tuition at B&R, but that Maya would be ruined for life if she were unable to pay for it. If the MC had won some sort of scholarship, or if Maya's financial troubles extended beyond mere tuition, it might work. But the MC is routinely implied to be a middle-of-the-road academic and his athletic skills are only a hobby. So as is, I agree it feels like lazy writing that needed an excuse for Maya to behave the way she does and didn't care enough to properly consider the details.
That said, we still don't have the full explanation and we haven't seen exactly how this will play out. If it turns out there is more to the story than Maya's hurried explanation suggested, that would help. Alternative, if the plotline is addressed once and for all in Episode 7 and Maya is a free woman thereafter, I think the error could be outweighed by a simple, satisfying story of Maya finally standing up for herself and getting what she wants.
But if the situation is as it seems and it will continue to dominate Maya's actions for the rest of the game, then I think the story will really suffer for the poor writing.
We shall see.
Interesting notion. I have no idea how one could plausibly tie those choices into the DIK/CHICK spectrum (especially for friends), but that is demonstrably not an obstacle for DPC. It would at least be something new rather than Yet Another Fistfight.
Isolating LIs doesn't herald the end of the game unless the MC has been forced to choose between them for good. Until then, playing the LIs off against each other adds to the game; it's part of the plot.
Besides, DPC doesn't advance the plot in huge chunks most of the time. I could see the next 2 episodes addressing the M&J, and Jill crisis (and possibly Jade/Cathy), then having the next 4 address the collapse of Quinn's 'empire,' payoff the whole 'Vinny as dark mirror to the MC' motif, maybe get some closure with Lynette's family, and finally have the MC sort out his LI(s?) once and for all. I could even see that taking an episode or two more.
So I think 12-14 episodes is very plausible. 10 is barely possible but I think it would be extremely rushed, especially if Episode 7 is going to be less story-focused than 6. 8 episodes isn't going to happen, period.
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I love Jade but I hate her son... I'd take that watermelon and split it all over his head
a shame since afterwards I could not taste those sweet tits again
- May 17, 2020
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there the mistake was wanting to insist on the point, practically every time Maya comes up with this story, it had to be left as a vague problem, instead I imagine that in the next chapter Maya will show us the bank statement of operations
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It does not matter whether this would possible in the real world, all that matters is that the situation within this story is consistent.
My understanding is that a massive dose of gamma radiation would be fatal but we still have the Incredible Hulk.
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It looks like just the hotlink is visible. I've never actually done it myself so I don't know how to include a sig, but I love the Sage selection and the avatar is great!
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