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Have you never seen short people?As a former junior high school teacher I saw a lot of girls who were far more developed than their actual age would indicate.
Having said that, it should be needless to say that calling Josy a twelve year old was in reference to her appearance compared with the other characters in the game. When she is standing next to Jill or Bella or Sage or even Maya she looks like a little girl.
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I do think context matters, but I don't think any of the context we've had recently changes how I see Quinn. Episode 3 is when we get the scene between Quinn and Riona that makes it clear Quinn is nowhere near as good a criminal mastermind as she thinks she is, and that she'll lash out at people who contradict her - even when they're blatantly correct.You guys think context doesnt matter or that it doesnt add to character development?
I agree that up to chapter 5 she was the least developed character and was basically just an antagonist but with chapter 6 things are starting to change and she isnt just an antagonist anymore.
Obviously it all depends on what DPC does with her, she could very well have the biggest character change in the game (it will probably be the hardest thing to write in a believable manner) or maybe she will just stay as an antagonist or might even die who knows.
It's not just that Josy is short. It's that if you removed those ridiculously oversized breasts she would look like a very young teenager at the oldest. There's a lot of that going around in these games. Take a model of a child and add boobs and call her an adult. I'm not saying that's what DPC did here because I don't know the model he used for Josy or any morphs or customizations he may have used. I am saying that all the other female characters in the game, excepting perhaps Maya, would still look like college aged people even without the oversized knockers. Josy doesn't look the same age as the rest of them. Saying she's 18 doesn't make her look 18. I do find it peculiar how many guys are into that whole theme.Have you never seen short people?
Edit: Bella from estimation 15-20 years older, Jill actually looks slightly older than she is, sage doesn't look much older (which fits), and easily Maya looks the same age.
Its the stupid "panda ears" she had her hair in isnt it? Your hung up on that aren't you. (I'd have to agree that that made her look like a teenager) but over all, she looks like a normal 18 y/o, just short.It's not just that Josy is short. It's that if you removed those ridiculously oversized breasts she would look like a very young teenager at the oldest. There's a lot of that going around in these games. Take a model of a child and add boobs and call her an adult. I'm not saying that's what DPC did here because I don't know the model he used for Josy or any morphs or customizations he may have used. I am saying that all the other female characters in the game, excepting perhaps Maya, would still look like college aged people even without the oversized knockers. Josy doesn't look the same age as the rest of them. Saying she's 18 doesn't make her look 18. I do find it peculiar how many guys are into that whole theme.
I'm just going to add one thing about this Quinn discussion that keeps on popping up.I do think context matters, but I don't think any of the context we've had recently changes how I see Quinn. Episode 3 is when we get the scene between Quinn and Riona that makes it clear Quinn is nowhere near as good a criminal mastermind as she thinks she is, and that she'll lash out at people who contradict her - even when they're blatantly correct.
We've had a lot of scenes that show Quinn in a sympathetic light since then, but IMHO that's just DPC putting his finger on the scale: none of it shows any more depth to Quinn then she had 3 episodes back. We gain insight into why Quinn is the way she is, but at the end of the day Quinn is still choosing to be that person. Even the much heralded "softer" side she shows the MC only appears if he indulges her self image.
Perhaps we'll eventually learn that Quinn tried to change her life once upon a time and got burned badly (the way Maya did), or that Quinn truly is being forced to run her empire against her will. But that is all pure speculation. Right now, Quinn is every bit the abrasive, self-centered manipulator she appears to be (though perhaps not as competent as you'd think). Riona offered her a way out an escalating situation, Quinn slapped her. Buddy tried to find out what problems she was having, Quinn shut him down. Sage agreed to Quinn's plan on one condition, and Quinn blew off that condition.
She's had plenty of opportunities to become a better person, but she turned them all down because she'd rather be Quinn. Which is fine, since it makes her a compelling character in a work of fiction. It's just that it also makes her an unpleasant character, and hence why I have no interest in spending time with her.
That could change someday, but I'm not holding my breath (though I'd be happy to see it) .
I agree with much of what you wrote, but not the highlighted partI do think context matters, but I don't think any of the context we've had recently changes how I see Quinn. Episode 3 is when we get the scene between Quinn and Riona that makes it clear Quinn is nowhere near as good a criminal mastermind as she thinks she is, and that she'll lash out at people who contradict her - even when they're blatantly correct.
We've had a lot of scenes that show Quinn in a sympathetic light since then, but IMHO that's just DPC putting his finger on the scale: none of it shows any more depth to Quinn then she had 3 episodes back. We gain insight into why Quinn is the way she is, but at the end of the day Quinn is still choosing to be that person. Even the much heralded "softer" side she shows the MC only appears if he indulges her self image.
Perhaps we'll eventually learn that Quinn tried to change her life once upon a time and got burned badly (the way Maya did), or that Quinn truly is being forced to run her empire against her will. But that is all pure speculation. Right now, Quinn is every bit the abrasive, self-centered manipulator she appears to be (though perhaps not as competent as you'd think). Riona offered her a way out an escalating situation, Quinn slapped her. Buddy tried to find out what problems she was having, Quinn shut him down. Sage agreed to Quinn's plan on one condition, and Quinn blew off that condition.
She's had plenty of opportunities to become a better person, but she turned them all down because she'd rather be Quinn. Which is fine, since it makes her a compelling character in a work of fiction. It's just that it also makes her an unpleasant character, and hence why I have no interest in spending time with her.
That could change someday, but I'm not holding my breath (though I'd be happy to see it) .
ridiculously oversized breasts
Well, first of all, that's because there are age differences (Sage = 22, Jill = 21, Bella = 36, etc), but Josy looks perfectly fine for her age and looks her age.Josy doesn't look the same age as the rest of them
Depth was certainly added in Ep 6, but I could tell from Ep 3 that there was some weakness there and that this was probably the path she was going to down; seeming like a "super cunt", but then revealing that she's not as bad as all that and she knows that what she's doing is wrong but she feels her reason for doing it is justified.DPC spent 5 episodes portraying Quinn as a super cunt. And in the 6th episode, continued that portrayal, but started to add some depth/softness to here.
OK, you got me. It was the Mickey Mouse hairstyle.Its the stupid "panda ears" she had her hair in isnt it? Your hung up on that aren't you. (I'd have to agree that that made her look like a teenager) but over all, she looks like a normal 18 y/o, just short.
True, true. There's moments scattered here and there, but they can all be brushed aside. And in a bunch of discussions, they have been.Depth was certainly added in Ep 6, but I could tell from Ep 3 that there was some weakness there and that this was probably the path she was going to down; seeming like a "super cunt", but then revealing that she's not as bad as all that and she knows that what she's doing is wrong but she feels her reason for doing it is justified.
OK, well, Bella is ridiculous, and it's hard to argue otherwise. She makes Jill look like a midget. Aww, shit. Here we go again.![]()
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Seriously?!She has a pair of the most average-sized breasts in the whole game and they're also not too big for her frame like a certain librarian we could mention.
Well, first of all, that's because there are age differences (Sage = 22, Jill = 21, Bella = 36, etc), but Josy looks perfectly fine for her age and looks her age.
I guess it's true what they, that no one is harder on women than other women.![]()
To be fair. Thats because Jill is a ghoul, unless under spefic light/conditions.Does Sage look older than Jill? Not to me. I mean I know she is supposed to be older, but Jill looks more like a grad student than Sage.
When EP 7 is out, I will try the "persistent" file. It might work with the MOD. I have to try it.Not until the mod has been updated. Modded saves don't work on the clean version of the game.
Also, the update patch can't be applied to a modded game.
I would think that any adjustment of variables will affect saves files, even if it's just giving you more money.
You can change the numeric values of things like money, skills, experience etc. with no detrimental impact on the loading of the game. Issues arise when you start adding in lines of code since it affects save pointers.My thought process is the modded save files work on the clean version of the current build. So logically they should work on the clean version of the next build too, right? Because if clean builds can't use modded saves, then as soon as we load up the modded save even with the current build, it should error, right?
I think.
A number of people believe Quinn had her shipment stolen. She just had her cut from the previous shipments earnings taken.I agree with much of what you wrote, but not the highlighted part
Quinn has had no chance to stop for now, she is like a gambler who is losing a lot of money, so much so that continuing to gamble is the only way she can see.
She's lost every bet she's ever made (the preps, Mona, the last shipment, the cocaine for Rick...) and she's basically worse off than she was at the beginning.
and we still don't know what she needs this money for, what hole she has to plug.
I'd venture to guess that ep 6 is signs there's more to come, considering.. "For me, Quinn is a character I love to write."True, true. There's moments scattered here and there, but they can all be brushed aside. And in a bunch of discussions, they have been.
I just meant something definite, something more concrete. More than some hints that could be seen as something else.
you are right, but it doesn't change anything about my reasoningYou can change the numeric values of things like money, skills, experience etc. with no detrimental impact on the loading of the game. Issues arise when you start adding in lines of code since it affects save pointers.
A number of people believe Quinn had her shipment stolen. She just had her cut from the previous shipments earnings taken.
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If the thief also took the drugs, she wouldn't have any coke to sell to Rich later.
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As one converted to the ways of Quinn... man, I sure hope so.I'd venture to guess that ep 6 is signs there's more to come, considering.. "For me, Quinn is a character I love to write."