VN Ren'Py Being a DIK [v0.10.1] [DrPinkCake]

[paulphoenix]

hello friends, i got a damn fucking bug with the last version of being a dik, when i check the smartphone in game, and choose characters bios, i see the names of the characters, but not anymore the story i have done with them. do you know how to fix this ?


history is gone for all characters, has anyone a clue, i am runing non patched original version 0.6.1 on windows 7.

it seems my choice are not recorded anymore in the history session. am i the only one to have this behaviour ?

thanks for your help

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[ename144]

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

As they say, correlation does not equal causation. It's possible (even likely IMHO) that both Mona leaving and Burke deleting her scholarship were consequences of something else, namely Mona backing out of Quinn's restaurant deal.

I think it's fairly clear that Mona has dropped out and Burke was deleting the fake scholarship he had made for her. Maya snapped at Quinn after finding out the tuition was a lie and she found that out because Mona accidentally let it slip, and since Mona was already on thin ice with Quinn, Quinn may have either threatened Mona again or told Mona she was out of the HOTs. In either case, Mona's probably decided it's best to leave rather than risk gettting more caught up in all of this.

I agree with the general point, but I think Mona decided to leave on her own. Quinn was undoubtedly furious at her, but kicking Mona out immediately after inducting her into the HOTs would raise lots of problematic questions. Even Quinn would recognize that (probably).

I think it's more likely that Mona left on her own because: a) she realized it was only a matter of time before the truth came out, b) she was sick of having to keep Quinn's secrets without any of the benefits, c) she felt guilty over having to take Quinn's side over Maya, d) she decided to leave before Quinn had a chance to do anything worse to her, or e) some combination of the above.

 

[felicemastronzo]

As they say, correlation does not equal causation. It's possible (even likely IMHO) that both Mona leaving and Burke deleting her scholarship were consequences of something else, namely Mona backing out of Quinn's restaurant deal.



I agree with the general point, but I think Mona decided to leave on her own. Quinn was undoubtedly furious at her, but kicking Mona out immediately after inducting her into the HOTs would raise lots of problematic questions. Even Quinn would recognize that (probably).

I think it's more likely that Mona left on her own because: a) she realized it was only a matter of time before the truth came out, b) she was sick of having to keep Quinn's secrets without any of the benefits, c) she felt guilty over having to take Quinn's side over Maya, d) she decided to leave before Quinn had a chance to do anything worse to her, or e) some combination of the above.

that's why I talked about Burke / Quinn

surely the question of the restaurant and Mona's abandonment to "Burke's consummation" is part of the story

but in the end there are only two ways, there is no need to complicate each situation.

or Mona decided to leave (because of Quinn's behavior, Camilla's turnaround etc), so Burke took note and canceled her scholarship. (superficially still one less problem for Quinn and Burke)

or Mona has suffered this punitive choice of Quinn and Burke, and at that point she has agreed to a change of scenery anyway (not paying for the enrollment in a college where she has no reason to want to stay)


I don't think Mona cares much that she didn't support Maya, that she also supported her, what good would it do?

and as you write: for me too Mona left the BR on her own initiative

 

[ename144]

that's why I talked about Burke / Quinn

surely the question of the restaurant and Mona's abandonment to "Burke's consummation" is part of the story

but in the end there are only two ways, there is no need to complicate each situation.

or Mona decided to leave (because of Quinn's behavior, Camilla's turnaround etc), so Burke took note and canceled her scholarship. (superficially still one less problem for Quinn and Burke)

or Mona has suffered this punitive choice of Quinn and Burke, and at that point she has agreed to a change of scenery anyway (not paying for the enrollment in a college where she has no reason to want to stay)


I don't think Mona cares much that she didn't support Maya, that she also supported her, what good would it do?

and as you write: for me too Mona left the BR on her own initiative

My point is that Burke's action doesn't necessarily follow from Mona's decision to leave. It's probable that he would have canceled her "scholarship" even if she decided to tough it out and stay at B&R.

IMHO, Burke is canceling her scholarship because she backed out of the deal for free tuition. Mona is also leaving because she backed out of the deal, but the two actions are not directly linked to each other. They're linked to Mona running off during the prep party.

 

[sbarabaus]

and as you write: for me too Mona left the BR on her own initiative

i agree she wasn't expelled, there was really no reason to

IMHO, Burke is canceling her scholarship because she backed out of the deal for free tuition

well, isn't this obvious?

 

[Darkmetal]

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."

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.

I'm a proponent of the theory that the big trauma was Bella losing/miscarrying a baby (these things break up families and can cause Bella to shy away from sex). That Bella and James blame each other for it to a certain extent. He left. The locked room is a child's nursery that was never (or only briefly) used. Hints of roving eyes or hearts are ancillary and not traumatic enough for the words used in the library scene nor to cause Bella to stop smiling for 3 years.

As a big Bella fan in for the long haul, I even described it in "Coldplay."

 

[Deleted member 3006697]

I'm a proponent of the theory that the big trauma was Bella losing/miscarrying a baby (these things break up families and can cause Bella to shy away from sex). That Bella and James blame each other for it to a certain extent. He left. The locked room is a child's nursery that was never (or only briefly) used. Hints of roving eyes or hearts are ancillary and not traumatic enough for the words used in the library scene nor to cause Bella to stop smiling for 3 years.

Out of all theories this one sounds most convincing to me

 

[Deleted member 2528490]

I'm a proponent of the theory that the big trauma was Bella losing/miscarrying a baby (these things break up families and can cause Bella to shy away from sex). That Bella and James blame each other for it to a certain extent. He left. The locked room is a child's nursery that was never (or only briefly) used. Hints of roving eyes or hearts are ancillary and not traumatic enough for the words used in the library scene nor to cause Bella to stop smiling for 3 years.

As a big Bella fan in for the long haul, I even described it in "Coldplay."
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Damn son. I never even considered the miscarriage/losing a baby angle. Yeah, thats the sort of thing that'll fuck up a woman for years. I like this theory.

 

[AchedCroissant]

hello friends, i got a damn fucking bug with the last version of being a dik, when i check the smartphone in game, and choose characters bios, i see the names of the characters, but not anymore the story i have done with them. do you know how to fix this ?


history is gone for all characters, has anyone a clue, i am runing non patched original version 0.6.1 on windows 7.

it seems my choice are not recorded anymore in the history session. am i the only one to have this behaviour ?

thanks for your help

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Start a new game and see if you still have that problem

 

[`Ray`]

I'm a proponent of the theory that the big trauma was Bella losing/miscarrying a baby (these things break up families and can cause Bella to shy away from sex). That Bella and James blame each other for it to a certain extent. He left. The locked room is a child's nursery that was never (or only briefly) used. Hints of roving eyes or hearts are ancillary and not traumatic enough for the words used in the library scene nor to cause Bella to stop smiling for 3 years.

As a big Bella fan in for the long haul, I even described it in "Coldplay."
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Oo man , did this guy just spoil the story?

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[Deleted member 2528490]

Oo man , did this guy just spoil the story?

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If DPC starts disparaging certain unnamed websites again, we'll have our answer.

 

[shazba]

I'm a proponent of the theory that the big trauma was Bella losing/miscarrying a baby (these things break up families and can cause Bella to shy away from sex). That Bella and James blame each other for it to a certain extent. He left. The locked room is a child's nursery that was never (or only briefly) used. Hints of roving eyes or hearts are ancillary and not traumatic enough for the words used in the library scene nor to cause Bella to stop smiling for 3 years.

As a big Bella fan in for the long haul, I even described it in "Coldplay."
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Out of all theories this one sounds most convincing to me

Damn son. I never even considered the miscarriage/losing a baby angle. Yeah, thats the sort of thing that'll fuck up a woman for years. I like this theory.

Oo man , did this guy just spoil the story?

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Miscarriages are seriously common. Like 10 - 15% of known pregnancies result in a miscarriage. That's why a lot of women don't make a big deal to family and friends until they've reached the second trimester. Most women just quietly deal with it. Whilst it's upsetting, it's more upsetting if they continue to miscarriage multiple times (i.e. they can't have a baby), but a single miscarriage? I don't think it's possible this is Bella's story.

Now if a husband left his wife because she miscarried, he can just fuck off and die.

That said, the locked room could be a nursery...

 

[paulphoenix]

Start a new game and see if you still have that problem

thanks i will try but i hope i will not loose rewards or progress. it would be horrible to restart it from the beginning.

 

[felicemastronzo]

My point is that Burke's action doesn't necessarily follow from Mona's decision to leave. It's probable that he would have canceled her "scholarship" even if she decided to tough it out and stay at B&R.

IMHO, Burke is canceling her scholarship because she backed out of the deal for free tuition. Mona is also leaving because she backed out of the deal, but the two actions are not directly linked to each other. They're linked to Mona running off during the prep party.

it wouldn't make much sense .. kicking out whoever wants to leave. instead, canceling the scholarship of a student who withdraws is practically a duty


but even so, Burke's action would become completely irrelevant

 

[Deleted member 3006697]

That's why a lot of women don't make a big deal to family and friends

I don't have much idea about miscarriages but for plot this theory sounds just right. Not too much like "psychopath serial killer" nor something completely stupid, this one has just right amount of drama.

Now if a husband left his wife because she miscarried, he can just fuck off and die.

+1 on this

 

[felicemastronzo]

I'm a proponent of the theory that the big trauma was Bella losing/miscarrying a baby (these things break up families and can cause Bella to shy away from sex). That Bella and James blame each other for it to a certain extent. He left. The locked room is a child's nursery that was never (or only briefly) used. Hints of roving eyes or hearts are ancillary and not traumatic enough for the words used in the library scene nor to cause Bella to stop smiling for 3 years.

As a big Bella fan in for the long haul, I even described it in "Coldplay."
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it was also my favorite theory.

however recently, for what little Bella's story has progressed, the aspect of betrayal and adultery has been emphasized. so probably there will be a more soap opera explanation

 

[shazba]

I don't have much idea about miscarriages but for plot this theory sounds just right. Not too much like "psychopath serial killer" nor something completely stupid, this one has just right amount of drama.

+1 on this

Yeah, I'm already starting to change my mind on this. She may have miscarried, she was depressed and he wasn't there for her. They fought and broke up. She forgives him for not being there for her when he couldn't understand what she was going though, and she asks for forgiveness for expecting more from him. Pretty lame but people break up over lamer things than that. And the locked room is the nursery for the child that never came. Or even worse, they had a baby, and then the baby died. That fucks people up more. If you search for miscarriage in this thread, it's been tossed around before.

 

[`Ray`]

it was also my favorite theory.

however recently, for what little Bella's story has progressed, the aspect of betrayal and adultery has been emphasized. so probably there will be a more soap opera explanation

Well , it could also mean like she had a miscarriage and had a fight with her husband or her husband just left the house for some time{which turned into weeks} so that he could take his mind off from this thing which is obviously hard to do and Bella doing these kind of things with mc might make her feel that she is betraying her husband

 

[travelman]

OR...Bella is futa

S-Sorry, Isabella

 

[Holy Bacchus]

Damn son. I never even considered the miscarriage/losing a baby angle. Yeah, thats the sort of thing that'll fuck up a woman for years. I like this theory.

Personally, I think there are a few things that don't quite add up with this theory being the sole reason.

For starters, there's Bella saying to herself in Ep 3, "Please, James... Forgive me". Now, could she blame herself for a miscarriage and this is what she's asking forgiveness for? Sure, however, this line is preceded by the lines, "They aren't intimate with friends either... // But that...that was different." When taken together it sounds like Bella is asking forgiveness for doing something "intimate" with a friend that drove James away. Some people might think that "friends" refers to either Jade and Stephen or the MC, but we know that Bella didn't accept Burke's offer for the threesome with him and Jade, so that rules them out as possible "friends", and at this point I would say that she doesn't yet consider the MC as a "friend" either so that probably rules him out too. Plus, her saying, "that was different" makes it sound like it was some time ago and is not something she did recently.

Secondly, when you stay with Bella in Ep 4 and take things further in the pool, she then says of James, "I have forgiven him..." So now it would seem James also did something that Bella forgives him for and again those thoughts are brought about because of how it links to her being intimate with someone else. Prior to that, she also thinks to herself, "Would he blame me if I did this? // After all this time?" This likely relates to her need for intimacy having been absent it for so long, also the implication of her wondering if he'd blame her makes it feel like he was guilty of doing something similar and thus shouldn't blame Bella for doing the same, lest he be a hypocrite.

Then there's the whole Jill/Bella thing in Ep 5 that possibly indicates something happened between them, and Bella in Ep 2 after kissing the MC, says to herself, "How long has it been since a man did this to me? // Three years?", which would seem to very clearly indicate that she hasn't felt such desire towards anyone, at least "a man", for 3 years. Now, if she had had a miscarriage 3 years ago, she may have lost her desire for sex which would explain this line, but equally she could have lost her desire if James cheated on her 3 years ago, and although she still wants him back, she didn't feel much desire towards him after that because of the betrayal.

Maybe the cheating and miscarriage theories are separate things, or maybe they could be one and the same; Bella had a miscarrriage, James had an affair as a way to escape his feelings, they tried to work things out, Bella also cheated on James briefly, and then they separated. But, I'm not so convinced that it would just be miscarriage on its own especially given the several hints towards infidelity.