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I assume he means that he's a Leap Year baby, meaning that his birthday technically only occurs once every four years.
- Aug 17, 2019
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Josy and Maya can go fuck themselves really, and they do. I do their playthrough for shits and giggles, but it required way too many GIRL choices. Also they are headaches. Maya has a cool brother and got me through my living situation, so she can still get my invites to DIK parties but probably wouldn't come knowing that me and her brother both exclude her.
Are you one of the Whitey Tighty crew from Who is the Father?
Bottom left for example
https://attachments.f95zone.to/2020/05/657263_657042_5_f.jpg
- Oct 20, 2020
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Get used to biting that lip because MC's elephant penis is warmed up and ready to get in the game. And by game, I mean Jill.
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I've only played a couple of those and none of them come close to the quality of writing. Timestamps is a very good game, a very good sex game, but the plot is messy. Seems like you're trying too hard to be a contrarian if you're going to say those games have better writing.
The bar is really low for these games but you know the writing for a sex game if good when you have a flash back with no sex, only involves male characters and you actually enjoy it.
- Aug 23, 2020
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I've had criticism of BaDIK, but I would definitely say it has good writing for a sex game. When the MC reads his mom's diary was pretty good. After AL, we all know that DPC is capable of good writing.
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I am at ch4 right now and I have to choose from a branch.
Derek, Sage, Isabella
If I choose one of them then I will lose the content from other 2?
If is true then which is the best way? I don't think Derek is the best choice, right?
Derek, Sage, Isabella
If I choose one of them then I will lose the content from other 2?
If is true then which is the best way? I don't think Derek is the best choice, right?
- May 17, 2020
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yes, the choice is final, and you do not recover lost content.
but nothing changes for the game except some lost RPs.
Derek is the basic choice, the one open to all and the least interesting
Sage is by far the choice with the most content
Bella, despite the character's problems, is the only one where the problem of chapter 3 is addressed and if you care about her, it's worth it.
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save your game at this point, to play the three ways...
you will miss some contents for sure... If you're DIK and want lots of HOTs scenes, then go to Sage. If you want to go for Jill or Bella, then go to Bella... If you want to suck a toe, then go to Derek.
- Oct 14, 2020
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Just talk to a lawyer, I've tried to explain, repeatedly, why this incident does not rise to the evidentiary standard that would be required for a lawsuit, and a lot of pigheaded people just keep bringing it up.
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Thanks for the fast response.
I don't think the mod allows you to play all 3 and not lose content.
Anyway, I will try all off them.
I start with Derek then from the other 2,well it's a hard choice because I like Bella a lot (she is not slutty like the HOT in my opinion )
Damn, I am not a big fan of multiple branches but I will have no suck it up and make a choice.
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I think a lot of people are mistaking good characterization for good writing. DPC can create good characters, it's just when he set's them to act out a story that it all falls apart imho.
I'm playing the new chapter of Leap of Faith right now, and the difference is amazing. I'm enjoying the game, I don't constantly have my guard up, expecting the author to slip in some useless or hurtful piece of drama just to be edgy. Even the Steph situation doesn't come off nearly as absurd as some of DPC's tortured contrivances.
- Jun 17, 2019
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Just a few considerations about the 'blackmailing' thing. Yeah, there's no ground for any legal action against the MC. And yeah, it doesn't really matter.
Tybalt is not threatening with a lawsuit, he's just telling Jill someone else is willing to do so and he's going to stop that person. For that lie to work, he only needs Jill to trust him enough to take his word for an undisputed truth and not consider taking matters into her own hands and talk directly to that person. He also embellished MC's acts (he keeps talking about a fire that never happened, and if MC had punched him he omits his own slap) to show her MC is not a person suitable for someone like Jill (which she obviouly believes if MC told her after their first date that he's not good for her, cause then Jill never calls the MC when practicing for her concert and never goes on a second date with him). That 'mild threat' is just a way to convince Jill to not hang out with the MC because he's trouble (which, honestly, so far he is). He just says, "look, this guy did all of this, and a certain someone wants to sue him. I'll convince him not to do so, but you should start to take care of yourself and stop seeing a troublemaker like the MC". And, honestly, I can see why this could work even if the lawsuit thing is just a bluff.
So the whole point is not if there's a base for a legal case, because it will never be a legal case. The point is why an in-love Jill can believe Tybalt to that extent when he tells her there's another prep willing to sue MC. It's not a plot issue but a Jill's characterization issue: how can a girl like her believe a guy like Tybalt when she feels something for the MC? Why she believes Tybalt is going to convince that other guy and lets him do so, instead of taking matters into her own hands and clear things out with the MC and that other guy first, to know what exactly happened and what are the future consequences of it? Because she just accepts Tybalt's word on it and even when she 'rebels' against his advice and invites MC to the birthday date she's apparently decided to end things with him before knowing MC's version of the story. She was always presented as a nice, caring and inteligent girl, and now she seems to be not just naive, but socially dumb and unaware of the whole world of possibilities her surname opens to her. Which is not to be expected from someone with her background.
Because, as in Maya's case, why nobody ever consider asking for profesional help/advice when facing a legal/financial problem that goes beyond their comprehension? That's something I could believe from someone like Maya, or even the MC, but it's harder to believe from a rich girl who should be used to be around lawyers all her life.
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I think everyone here has different interpretations on what good writing is. Here are some of the many aspects of good writing (which I've ordered as subjectively achieved by DPC):
- Writing good scenes - Most of the scenes are very satisfying (there are a few scenes that we keep revisiting that some people have a problem with).
- Writing humorous dialogue - The humor is way up there (the humor in so many games in this genre is stale or just weird).
- Writing engaging dialogue - The dialogue is very engaging. Considering the entire game is carried by the visual and dialogue (with virtually no narration), I have never once found it a chore reading through the scenes. Most games I've played here have bogged down at some point or other where I've just lost interest in reading and started skipping through scenes.
- Keeping people enthralled in a story - Totally enthralling. People burn through the episodes then pine for more.
- Writing good characters - Most of the characters are top notch.
- Making people emotional in a story - I don't think the game is too emotional however some people say it is, and AL was heralded as a high emotional game.
- Coming up with a good overall premise - The premise for BaDIK is fine, not entirely original but enjoyable.
- Writing a convincing story - and here we have the big criticism. Some aspects do not hold up under scrutiny. Some people have strongly establish they need a more detailed explanation for some of the numerous scenarios in the story.
If you think some aspects of the story fall flat or need better explanation, there's your criticism. But by saying DPC is a poor writer, you're discarding all of the other aspects of his writing that make the game so endearing to so many.
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- May 17, 2020
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I share your point of view
but I raise !!!
not for nothing I consider it the second worst scene of BADIK.
Tybalt would have had a much better chance of success if he had told the truth, which in Jill's eyes would have been enough to question MC's morality (still as morally guilty as Jar Jar Derek), but he lies immediately losing every chance. and this only serves to put Tybalt in the wrong, otherwise the matter would be much more nuanced. Does it make sense for a girl like Jill to deal with a troublemaker like MC? Jill would approve of how many of MC's behaviors?
Jill's behavior is really borderline, she completely trusts Tybalt, but in this I think we are confused by the fact that everyone considers him very bad, but Jill in reality always treats him well and with respect. then we consider it a blackmail, Tybalt presents it as an advice, which in absolute would also make sense. what nonsense of Jill's behavior is the attitude with MC, really twisted, and absolutely out of character that she decided what to do before asking MC's version of what happened. she can also choose to protect him anyway, but only after understanding the situation
it's a complete waste of time, which fails to involve me in any way, and I'm sorry because Jill was a character that I liked.