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Bad ending for Jill would be she decides she will not have any form of sex til she's married. Good ending she may give the MC a blowjob. This would make Jill fans cry rivers. I love it.
Bad ending for Jill would be she decides she will not have any form of sex til she's married. Good ending she may give the MC a blowjob. This would make Jill fans cry rivers. I love it.
the fact that Mc doesn't talk to anyone about the restaurant remains one of many examples of the lack of communication that holds up the BADIK narrative.So I'm recreating my saves after I deleted them like a dunce. Doing my CHICK save right now, and I'm in episode 3. And you know, after how heavily Maya has been shit on (admittedly by me too) for chasing the tuition, its kind of funny that she actually comes to her senses in episode 3. Hears Quinn's "wide hips get tips" spiel, sees how degenerate and against her principles the Scavenger hunt is, and makes the level headed decision to give it all up. And just deal with the guillotine her dad has placed above her head.
And its motherfucking MC who decides to push her back in. You either be like "hey man, I'll fuck you for your list, don't give up" or "hey man, don't give up. go chase that shit".
MC goes from "NO! Don't trust Quinn! Talk to Sage!" to "o-oh, so Sage said no? Well, shit, guess you gotta go be a whore then". And still doens't warn her. Imagine how differently Maya would be viewed if MC didn't talk her out of standing for her principles and ideals.
I understand her reaction in ep6 as opposed to ep3. By ep6, Josy was living with her, her father had openly started surveillance much more (derek and the random visits), and Maya thought she finally succeeded.the fact that Mc doesn't talk to anyone about the restaurant remains one of many examples of the lack of communication that holds up the BADIK narrative.
anyway the scene you're talking about refers to the case where Mc proposes to help her (which could actually be seen as a selfish attempt to have sex with her taking advantage of the list), but we know that even without wanting to help her nothing changes
but above all it all starts from the umpteenth confused declaration of Maya, who suddenly finds acceptable, possible to go on without free tuition (which is completely in contrast with what she tells us in the sixth chapter... where her life will be ruined forever!!!!!!!)
Ask the guy making the cheats, my dude. There's a reason its in an entirely different thread.tell me how to deal with cheats, they are not displayed, but from the archive I did everything according to the instructions and the game bugs when you click on the cheats
Well at first it was because maya was still living at home with her christian conservative father and not allowed to see josy. And now, if they get caught, maya is screwed, since her dad co-signed her tuition loans and therefore can cut them off which means she no longer gets to go to university. Because he's that shitty of a father that he would ruin his kids life for being a lesbian.Why haven't they seen or talked to each other in month's? They live in town's a half hour train ride away. Also your'e wrong they do talk on social media regularly in that time.
so we can say that it is Josy's presence that forces Maya to participate in the scavenger hunt, which Maya does with and without MC's help. correct?I understand her reaction in ep6 as opposed to ep3. By ep6, Josy was living with her, her father had openly started surveillance much more (derek and the random visits), and Maya thought she finally succeeded.
It's a weirdly common trope in this type of game. Gay people act like it's the 50's and if they don't hide their sexuality everyone is going to be against them. I mean homophobia still exists but it's not nearly as common as it used to be and homosexuality is frequently acceptable, specially in cities, but they all act like they'll completely ostracized by everyone, if anyone finds out. It's pretty ridiculous.so we can say that it is Josy's presence that forces Maya to participate in the scavenger hunt, which Maya does with and without MC's help. correct?
For me, the idea that Maya thought she was pretending to be heterosexual and meanwhile hiding all her romantic relationships throughout college still seems terrible, but given her personality it's believable.
Kind of, yeah.so we can say that it is Josy's presence that forces Maya to participate in the scavenger hunt, which Maya does with and without MC's help. correct?
Perhaps it's acceptable in the US, I dunno. Regardless, I remember Maya said her father was very strict so she definitely had to hide it from him. I assume it's easier to do that when you hide it from everyone else too, so in my eyes she's not exaggerating too much.It's a weirdly common trope in this type of game. Gay people act like it's the 50's and if they don't hide their sexuality everyone is going to be against them. I mean homophobia still exists but it's not nearly as common as it used to be and homosexuality is frequently acceptable, specially in cities, but they all act like they'll completely ostracized by everyone, if anyone finds out. It's pretty ridiculous.
Potentially 4 seasons comprising of 16 episodesAnd how many seasons does the developer generally do not know to do?)
You agree that Quinn is a major character, that she has more onscreen time than some LIs, even that there could be an ending with her. Exactly what, then, for you, is the substantive difference between her and an official LI? Is generating RP and an end of episode summary really so critical? And if so, to what? I don't think people who like Quinn go into denial about her role in the game at all, I think they're responding to the game as it's unfolding, not categories in a guide written years ago.They really aren't, there are 5 girls with RP who appear in EOC summaries and everyone else, the fact that Quinn is a major character and has more time 'on screen' than some of the LIs on some routes doesn't alter that fact.
Some people just like Quinn more than any of the other girls, fine, I get that but then go into denial about her role in the game because of it.
It is entirely possible that there will be an ending that sees the MC with Quinn and not one the LIs but, for me at least, that would have to be some form of bad ending. The way I would do that is to implement 3 possible endings for each of the 5 LIs, Love, Happy and Bad. Love is obvious, Happy sees them (Maya and Josy are together, Bella and James reconcile etc) and Bad would be the result of the MC being a negative influence on the LIs lives (Sage, as HOTs president, gets held partially responsible for Quinn's activities and is kicked out of B&R, Jill ends up dating Tybalt)
. That's you as the PLAYER speaking. there is 3 different POV in this game, but that would be a long post, I skip that.the fact that Mc doesn't talk to anyone about the restaurant remains one of many examples of the lack of communication that holds up the BADIK narrative.
The best solution is to use the restaurant’s services, that way you don’t have to wonder why he doesn’t tell anyone; because he’d be implicated if he did. Problem solved (plus you get to have lots of sex).the fact that Mc doesn't talk to anyone about the restaurant remains one of many examples of the lack of communication that holds up the BADIK narrative.
Yes, that is the definition of LI vs side girl in this game. Technically there's nothing special about LI, you could us MG (Main Girl) for Bella, Jill, Josy, Maya and Sage in which case LI would be a valid term for every fuckable girl in the game buuuttt that still wouldn't change the fact that Quinn is handled differently by the game. Quinn's interactions play out simply, basically a yes or no choice whereas, with the LIs, there's the additional factor that different Affinity/Status affects the way certain answers are percieved with RP being given or taken based on it.You agree that Quinn is a major character, that she has more onscreen time than some LIs, even that there could be an ending with her. Exactly what, then, for you, is the substantive difference between her and an official LI? Is generating RP and an end of episode summary really so critical? And if so, to what? I don't think people who like Quinn go into denial about her role in the game at all, I think they're responding to the game as it's unfolding, not categories in a guide written years ago.
it's always difficult to distinguish between what we know as a character and as players, but I don't think it changes much.. That's you as the PLAYER speaking. there is 3 different POV in this game, but that would be a long post, I skip that.
but to what you say, there is 2 outcome
1, if he is accept quinn offer he guilty of paying for sex and using student for sex , so he could be expelled if all came to light, because he took part of it.
2, IF he rejected, then all he has is his word. A Freshman, who already in to a lot of trouble. Already caught sneaking to Girls dorm, stealing panties. and you know "believe all women" , so Quinn has the advantage .
HE does tell Maya that Quinn use the girls to make her money , but how he could prove it?! and Why would He assume that the Free tuition is also connected to this.
WE the player know more than him , we will always knew more than him and will always knew less than DPC. We only knew what we need to know for that situation, for that specific episode.
to a certain extent and only towards Sage.The best solution is to use the restaurant’s services, that way you don’t have to wonder why he doesn’t tell anyone; because he’d be implicated if he did. Problem solved (plus you get to have lots of sex).
Well, like, you're a side girl!Yes, that is the definition of LI vs side girl in this game. Technically there's nothing special about LI, you could us MG (Main Girl) for Bella, Jill, Josy, Maya and Sage in which case LI would be a valid term for every fuckable girl in the game buuuttt that still wouldn't change the fact that Quinn is handled differently by the game. Quinn's interactions play out simply, basically a yes or no choice whereas, with the LIs, there's the additional factor that different Affinity/Status affects the way certain answers are percieved with RP being given or taken based on it.
Nope, I'm a PLI (PrimaryWell, like, you're a side girl!
Actually, don't Quinn's interactions have a Affinity/Status thing going on too? I thought someone posted how she's different if you're DIK or CHICK.
Narts. I should've known. The super secret hidden mode LI.Nope, I'm a PLI (Primary Lemon Interest)