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Just because Q & R need money doesn't justify anything. Why don't they rob a liqour store, or kidnap a baby? Would that make those act's moral?
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I didn't do any reasoning ... I just clarified the roles
Sage is the president of the HOTs and she makes the decisions. Sage should have asked Quinn about why she didn't alert the DIKs as MC explained the situation to her, did she? we don't know but the HOTs still don't know, so the first one to cover Quinn's ass was Sage first.
and this is because she continues to trust Quinn and because she is distracted by something else.
that the HOTs went to the PREPs because Sage decided it, badly advised by Quinn, it's a fact, not an opinion
what Riona hides are the real reasons why Quinn pushed for this choice
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She's not only hiding the real reasons, she's hiding Quinn pushed for it to begin with. And by doing so she's making Sage full responsible, which is not fair
this was also explicitly reaffirmed to the MC by sage when she teaches him that the DIKs are an exception for leeching off rusty's dad money
as for riona, she's clearly involved in quinn's business but she's not happy about the situation and constantly tries to convince her to change her current plans
overall she's always shown as a good girl whenever she talks to the MC
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I would, if my internet didn’t take 10 years to download 5GB. Compressed version is surprisingly good quality though. Space isn’t an issue it’s just the time it takes to download because not all of us can have a good internet connection, unfortunately.
- Aug 4, 2020
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Melanie isn't the side chick get this... Troy from episode 1 is actually the side chick, Chad is gay!
PLS NO! I like sex like anyone, but I need story development...
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If I remember correctly there was an old poll asking if his patrons would like 2D images of the girls. And these ones would be outsourced to an artist thanks to the extra funds. Indeed Being a DIK is just full time DPC. Helped by some community Beta Tester / Proofreading and a 2D Artist for minor bonus content (probably as a one-time job, we gonna start seeing them in the next episode, Jacob arts).
EDIT: Found it: Survey: 2D art rewards (Feb 17, 2020)
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- Sep 20, 2018
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Based on DPC's 30-50% complete estimate last week, Episode 7 could release sometime from the start of March to the end of May. That's a pretty wide target, but it's what we have at the moment.
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At the risk of talking to a brick wall, you're projecting your opinion of Riona onto her actions. Riona does state that going to the prep party was Sage's idea, but she only says that after Heather won't drop the subject and Riona specifically criticizes Heather when she goes on to second guess Sage's decision afterwards.
Given that Heather is apparently not in Quinn's inner circle, Riona really has only two options here: reveal Quinn's secrets, or deflect them somehow. She chooses the latter, but it's pretty clear to me she doesn't like hanging it all on Sage and tries to mitigate those implications as much as she can without spilling the secrets.
Riona sees Sage as acceptable collateral damage, but that's very different than deliberately undermining her.
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I think that sounds more like you projecting your opinion onto Riona. Riona knows that Quinn proposed to 'use Sage" to get close to the Preps so that she could find more customers. Riona then lies to Heather, telling her that going to the Prep party was Sage's idea, when she knows for a fact that it was Quinn's scheme. Nothing justifies that lie, not her desperation for money, not defending Quinn, she could have just remained silent.
What I don't get is how you can infer any affection or loyalty to Sage from Riona's actions. Her lies clearly put Sage in a bad light, when in fact all that Sage did was to cancel a social engagement with the DIK's. A social engagement, not a paid commitment to act as hostesses at the Dik party, as is clearly demonstrated in the DIK's post Prep party conversation.
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Quinn planned to (and subsequently did) "use" Sage, she didn't propose undermining, sacrificing, or betraying Sage. So I'm not sure how that's relevant. Sage was used as cover for Quinn's activities, which is entirely consistent with viewing her as acceptable collateral damage.
But Riona also says "We...shouldn't talk like that" when Heather openly questions Sage's judgement. She immediately blames Quinn for ditching the DIKs as soon as the MC agrees to keep it a secret. And in Episode 6 she asks the MC to take care of Sage. Those are also consistent with viewing Sage as an acceptable casualty, but not with deliberately undermining her.
Also, Riona did keep quiet the first two times Heather asked about why the HOTs needed to be at the prep's crappy party. Riona only mentioned Sage when Heather kept challenging the logic. The goal was clearly to discourage Heather's line of inquiry by appealing to Sage's authority, not to make Heatehr question even harder.
Even the lie is pretty minor: it wasn't Sage's idea, but it was still her call to arrange the party. All the financial mumbo-jumbo Riona parroted was the reason Sage did it. Since Heather is part of Quinn's lifestyle, it's odd that Heather doesn't already know that. But that is clearly because Quinn is keeping Heather in the dark, this isn't some separate gambit by Riona to undermine Sage on her own.
So I'm not sure why you seem convinced Riona must be trying to do so. Is there anything you can point to that is consistent with trying to undermine Sage but inconsistent with using Sage as a shield for Quinn's activity?
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You seem to think that using someone, without their knowledge or against their will, is acceptable. Let's start there. Is it ok for Quinn and Riona to use Sage? I say no. It's never acceptable to use someone like an object just to satisfy your goals. In the past you've argued for Maya, Josy and now Quinn and Riona to use someone so do you think that that is acceptable?
In this way I hope to break down this argument, and the problem I have with the points that you are arguing on this forum, we can argue the other points later.
So what is it? Yes or no, is it OK for Riona and Quinn to use Sage like this?