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It's like keeping a race horse in the barn too long. You gotta let that filly run loose.
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The ending of episode 6 confused me:
Are we supposed to infer that Mona dropped out and Burke deleted her scholarship accordingly, or that Burke blackmailed Mona into dropping out to keep her quiet about not fucking him at the snobs party, or was Burke just randomly deleting her scholarship for the evulz at the same time Mona was dropping out and the two events are unrelated?
Are we supposed to infer that Mona dropped out and Burke deleted her scholarship accordingly, or that Burke blackmailed Mona into dropping out to keep her quiet about not fucking him at the snobs party, or was Burke just randomly deleting her scholarship for the evulz at the same time Mona was dropping out and the two events are unrelated?
What are the requirements to get the Josy scene in D&G? Just have to be in their relationship? I didn't see this info anywhere in DPC's guide for Episode 6.
- Jan 16, 2020
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Burke deleted her "scholarship" as a result of what happened (or didn't happen rather) at the preps party. Mona leaving was the result of good person Quinn's threats and wanting to get away from everything before shit hits the fan. Watching Maya snap at Quinn the way she did was the final straw for her and she decided to leave.
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If there is one game that deserves its own subforum it's Being a DIK. Not because it's so great (well it is, although there are better games like Pale Carnations, Once in a Lifetime or Peasant's Quest) but because there's just too much discussion and there are so many fans who like to discuss it.
Man... that little "pop" from the toothbrush scene. I laughed out loud. Fucking great game, dude.
- Jun 18, 2018
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Fair enough, mate, you're right we just disagree. We both seem to agree on the diagnosis, but differ on the cure. You think she needs a drop in the deep end, and I think she needs a gradual increase in responsibility. Both make sense in their way.
I hope you get an option to use the money in a way that matches your playstyle. Anyway, thanks for the chat.
I would take all this at face value and accept it.
If only that one comment by MC at the end of the episode where he kissed Bella. "If I knew why she was crying, I'd call for help."
That.... is not some run of the mill comment. That's some "I just found a dead body and something is majorly fucked up" comment.
- Jun 18, 2018
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The trick is to be mates with someone who buys it every year - and then when he is over it, offer to lend him a game you enjoyed (he is your mate after all), and borrow fifa in return. That way you get to disappoint yourself for freeEA says that every year when the FIFA on duty comes out that "it is the most ambitious FIFA to date"
, and your mate still gets to play a decent game.
- May 17, 2020
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however, it can only be one of two things.
or Mona leaves because Burke / Quinn have revoked her scholarship
or Burke cancels the scholarship because Mona has decided to leave
they are both credible, but in my opinion the latter is better
- Aug 4, 2020
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These are two difficult ones. The guitar could have been because Dawe and his mates (not Chad) took the guitar, and they don't have an issue who they beat up - especially some ex-Jock. But the undergarments - Troy's a crossdresser? Dunno.
I still maintain that the "restaurant business" is an agreement between Steven Burke and Quinn. The "free tuition" is something coordinated between the two of them; Burke falsifies the accounts (creating fake scholarships), Quinn provides the fresh meat (the girls).
So when Mona pulls out of the restaurant business, Quinn would have informed Burke and he would have erased the falsified account. Why did Mona leave though? Maybe pressure from Quinn, but it shouldn't be because she couldn't afford the tuition, that was Maya's drama, not Mona's.
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No, I don't think it's either of those two things. The scholarship was contingent upon her having sex with the guy paying for it, Burke. She decided against it and so Burke is therefore deleting the escrow for her 'scholarship'. Mona was fine to just forget about the scholarship and pay for her own way. She didn't leave because she didn't get a free scholarship. She left because Quinn was being a complete bitch and probably blamed her for Maya's outburst at the end. Just too much pressure is why she left. Or perhaps something happened off camera along those lines that finally pushed her over.
- May 17, 2020
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in that case it would be Mona who wanted to leave
whether or not Burke wanted to cancel the scholarship would be completely irrelevant.
it is always one person who decides, either Mona or Burke
But she considers herself married, keeps her wedding pic, her wedding ring and constantly hopes for his "return"
This is more in line with the husband being in a coma or something similar, unless she's this game's Leah
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Well, she's also thought things like 'please come back, I forgive you' as well as asked for forgiveness. So its not that he's in a coma or unable to return somehow. He's actively gone away on his own, specifically because of what happened between him and Bella. (Unless Bella is just complete batshit bonkers, which allows for anything to happen)
- Jun 17, 2019
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I didn't say it was lack of ability nor he need to change his work. You obviously need some ability to build all those stories together and make a successful product. But it's also obvious many plot elements are only based either on character's inability to proper communicate themselves or character's abilty to make cuestionable, borderline illogical choices - a soap opera in a nutshell. This may be quite common in entertainment business and as you say there are lots of successful games, movies and TV shows riding on those elements. But people have different tolerance limits to all those writing tricks and in BaDIK's case mine was surpassed long ago. So for me it's even infuriating to see yet another one added to the mix, like 'c'mon, man, you really don't know how to build drama and suspense without this'?Indeed, however, that's not necessarily his lack of ability, or bad writing, it's quite the opposite. What DPC is doing, is that using all the well worked elements that hollywood use in every fucking tv show and movies , and implementing to in his own ideas. that's why he is good, He understand the "game" or the "playground". every television show, every movies, use exactly the same tropes he use, and it's working, its still working since decades. Shipping characters to be together, will never be old, and the "will they won't they" will never gets old.
most of the drama in every show could be easily fixed if the characters would simply just talk to each other and act like racional peoples, but they don't do that because then the angst , the drama, the suspension is gone.
and to be fair, peoples rarely behave rationally in real life to.
So in short he just does what it's working, why change that?
the "coma or something similar" bit is about the "return" word
if she thinks "please return", of course he isn't dead (unless bella has gone completely crazy)
but he may just be away mentally, not physically
we just can't know at this point, and DPC could move that subplot in multiple ways and it'd still be fine