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

[BeingADikDik]

This is hands down the greatest porno game ever made. Nothing even comes close to this game's level of quality.

I heard that DPC has been commissioned to make another game that won't require as much rendering time so that he can churn out updates more quickly. It will be titled "Being a STICK" - all stick figures, but with the best writing imaginable! We'll see which is the greatest porno game once it comes out!

 

[carlosrm]

I know a story development is coming where we can potentially swoop in and steal Josy away from Maya, and when that happens I'll be 100% ready to strike...

me too, I just hope that Maya doesn't get hurt, or dies or something like that

 

[BeingADikDik]

me too, I just hope that Maya doesn't get hurt, or dies or something like that

Maya and Josy's sole relationship issue presented in the narrative thusfar has been Patrick, Maya's father. He'll probably escalate his attempts to control Maya in response to Sage's attempt to intervene, which will separate Maya and Josy and prevent communication with both MC and Josy. This will put a lot of strain on the relationship, but in itself isn't enough to break the relationship. It will be Josy whose actions while separated will be the proverbial straw that breaks the camels back.

 

[ename144]

It's interesting that the most complex and human love interest in the game is so divisive. Quinn comes from the most broken home with the least wealth, no family upon whom she can depend, no real friends, and a survival instinct she learned from her surroundings. Growing up in an environment where people have to have their fix at any cost or sell to people who have to have their fix at any cost teaches a person that being like the Jill's or even the Sage's of the world gets you hurt.

Quinn doesn't even know what real love is because she's never experienced it. Her entire life has been about what people can get from her and never about what anyone can do for her without a quid pro quo expectation of something in return. The MC could be her first true love interest in terms of someone who is not using her for anything and who genuinely likes her for the good qualities he knows she has behind the offensive sword and defensive shields she creates to keep people at a distance.

People don't come without baggage. Just because Quinn's baggage is more ostensible doesn't mean she is more flawed. Quinn's story has been told to a greater extent than has the story of other love interests. Perhaps when their stories are told they will be equally flawed in other ways. It might be best to reserve judgment on characters until the story has been told in its entirety.

Are you sure you aren't projecting? We don't actually know much about Quinn's family life for certain, and even what we speculate is open to a lot of interpretation.

It seems like Quinn's father was a drug dealer/user, and (for whatever reason) is not around anymore. Her mother was a junkie and no longer even recognizes Quinn. That's definitely a lousy childhood, but it doesn't mean Quinn grew up utterly without guidance or affection. Rox DID seem to be looking after her, and definitely responded poorly to people treating Quinn badly. Even in the present day, Buddy actually asks Quinn about her problems, only for her to shut down the inquiry. She does so again when Buddy asks why she is breaking her unspoken taboo and selling coke.

Now I want to be clear here: I am *not* saying Quinn had a loving family and her problems are entirely of her own making. I'm just asking how much we can really tell about Quinn's upbringing because, IMHO, it's rather ambiguous. The modern-day scene with Buddy reads very differently if you assume Buddy is genuinely worried about his surrogate niece (only for her to slap his help away) than it does if you assume Quinn knows she's in a pit of vipers and he's just looking for a weakness to exploit. Unfortunately, it's hard to tell which interpretation is nearer the mark because we only see Buddy interact with Quinn, and she treats Buddy the same way she treats absolutely everyone else in the game.

That said, the reason I'm reluctant to give Quinn the benefit of the doubt is precisely because her behavior is so consistent. The truth is that we have actually seen people offer Quinn genuine support on other occasions, and Quinn is never confused or vulnerable in the face of those acts of kindness. Sage in particular has clearly shown Quinn more support and trust than she actually deserves, because Quinn *blatantly* abuses that trust at every turn. We also saw Riona offer Quinn advice with no agenda beyond being in the same boat as Quinn, only for Quinn to literally slap her. And of course Quinn will even reject the MC when he offers to help her after the mugging... unless he meets her specific requirements.

So I ask again, are you sure Quinn's upbringing was really devoid of virtue? Are you certain that Quinn's role models had absolutely no good aspects to emulate, rather than Quinn choosing to embrace only their worst aspects? I often say that I don't hate Quinn, but I'll be the first to admit I dislike her [personally, not as a character] and that dislike may color my interpretation of her. But if we want to be as objective as possible, do we really have enough information to compare Quinn's childhood to other characters?

After all, with the exception of Bella (who has a whole separate trauma) all the LI's had issues with their family growing up. Sure, at first glance, it seems like Quinn growing up in a literal drug den must have had it far worse than Jill's affluenza or Maya's closeted homosexuality. But is that really the case? Whatever happened to Lana killed her; just how much blame (if any) do her parents bear for that? Maya's dad is actively working to ruin her life (with no apparent opposition from her mom), and her brother's support is at best limited; how do we gauge how much better that is than Quinn's absent parents and relationship with Buddy?

I honestly don't know. If we ever get a fuller picture of Quinn's youth and it really was as bad as you suggest, I'm prepared to accept I will owe her an apology. But that full picture may never happen, and in the meantime I'm not going to exempt Quinn from even the most basic expectations of human decency. If she really did have that decency beaten out of her, that would be something truly tragic. But it wouldn't make the way Quinn acts okay; it just means it would be the fault of those who raised her, not Quinn herself.

People would still need to be protected from what Quinn has become. The difference is that now Quinn would be the first on that list. (That's how I see it, at least. YMMV.)

 

[shazba]

I'm feeling like Quinn could be a full on LI the longer the story goes on. In the same way that Bella is even though her story takes a couple of chapters to begin and is intertwined with Jill's. Nicole and Riona are also feeling like significant sub-plots waiting to happen.

It seems like with my 3 major playthrough saves of:
A Josy/Maya Neutral-to-Chick route.
A Jill/Bella Chick route
A Sage/Quinn Dik route
I can easily see all of the game by making a few different choices at certain savepoints along the desired route. For example I have seen all of the strip club scenes by doing this on the DIK path, but for my main save on this route I skipped most of it. I want to see all game has to offer so if anyone can point me at content I may have missed doing it this way it would be greatly appreciated.

Quinn can't be a love interest, otherwise when DPC kills her off everyone will be angry that he killed a love interest, just like in AL.

Wow . . . Again superiority issue .

Best of luck my friend, you must have achieved something by insulting your fellow community members.

He's just joking dude. A huge amount of the comments here are tongue in cheek, meaning they are said with intended humor. Definitely don't take anything here too seriously.

It's interesting that the most complex and human love interest in the game is so divisive. Quinn comes from the most broken home with the least wealth, no family upon whom she can depend, no real friends, and a survival instinct she learned from her surroundings. Growing up in an environment where people have to have their fix at any cost or sell to people who have to have their fix at any cost teaches a person that being like the Jill's or even the Sage's of the world gets you hurt.

Quinn doesn't even know what real love is because she's never experienced it. Her entire life has been about what people can get from her and never about what anyone can do for her without a quid pro quo expectation of something in return. The MC could be her first true love interest in terms of someone who is not using her for anything and who genuinely likes her for the good qualities he knows she has behind the offensive sword and defensive shields she creates to keep people at a distance.

People don't come without baggage. Just because Quinn's baggage is more ostensible doesn't mean she is more flawed. Quinn's story has been told to a greater extent than has the story of other love interests. Perhaps when their stories are told they will be equally flawed in other ways. It might be best to reserve judgment on characters until the story has been told in its entirety.

^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^
I have been trying to hammer this point in to so many people but could never put it as eloquently as this

A lot people put up shields and what not to keep people away and hide their true self, what draws people away from Quinn is her lack of attempts in wanting to better herself both as a person and in general. The scene with Tommy in episode 7 is a perfect example of this. Rather then own up to her fuck ups and apologize she just deflects and shifts blame. IRL you can't just expect someone to take you by hand and guide you through life or those difficult potentially life changing moments easy peasy, you have to take those first steps yourself. I can guarantee if Quinn started to to take a those first steps more people would like her (myself included).

Nothing changes the fact that Quinn is drug dealing scum.

All of this intelligent in depth analysis of Quinn as a character, and you come in with something so mundane, seething unoriginality, so vehemently spewed that it's become exhaustingly redundant trying to sway the minds of you simpletons.

Bottom line, does your cock point up or down when it comes to Quinn? or .

She might be a cunt, but she's our cunt.

Brother, I have nothing but love for you but I'm having a really hard time understanding what you're trying to say.

In simple words . . . Last few days many of them come to conclusion that mc is men whore.

People call the mc a manwhore if he has sexual relations with 20+ women in the course of a few weeks. It's a comical way to describe that path of the mc as opposed to the mc that dedicates himself to one Love Interest (LI). It's nothing to be taken seriously.

Quinn with a Chick affinity won't even accept help after the theft, and that closes the door on future developments, so I'd say no.

Having a DIK affinity isn't about being mean, it's about being outgoing, having no filters, and loving risk, all of which Quinn likes.

This. From Quinn's POV, CHICK MC is a white knight pussy trying to protect his barbie girlfriend (regardless of your interactions with Maya), if you try to help her, she'd just think that you see her as weak as Maya and fuck that noise

I would say that the saying of opposites attracting in BADIK is not considered.

but I don't see any contrast in MC's behaviour with the two affinities, the character is always the same, it's just perceived differently, in the same way that extroverted people are perceived differently from introverted ones

MC DIk, of whom Quinn accepts the help, doesn't think a moment to offer her his money, in the same way that CHICK does with Maya, same character

...And of course Quinn will even reject the MC when he offers to help her after the mugging... unless he meets her specific requirements...

Something people keep forgetting with that Quinn library scene: Quinn didn't reject the mc because he was a CHICK, this whole scene comes down to the mc's actions.

Regardless of everything, the mc can try to help. He says to Quinn, "Come with me, let me have a closer look at it." She responds the same way no matter what, "I don't need your help."

If the mc isn't a DIK, or he's in a relationship with M&J, he says nothing more and he lets Quinn walk.

If the mc isn't in a relationship with M&J and he's a DIK, he responds with, "Yeah, I get it. You're strong and independent. Bravo! Do this for me. The mansion's right there and we don't even have to enter from the front."

Quinn doesn't reject a CHICK (or non-DIK) mc. A non-DIK mc doesn't push it with Quinn to force her to accept his help. So it has less to do with Quinn's perception and more to do with the mc's balls. If he's a ballsy motherfucker, he'll tell Quinn, "Whatever bitch, just get you ass inside." whereas a wimpy bitch mc will just put his tail between his legs and slink off.

 

[Klaes Ashford]

Is it possible to hook up with Lily at the HOT party? I have tried a few playthroughs and can't get it.

 

[FookU2]

The end of Ep. 7 was EXACTLY what we all expected. Was it not? lmao

 

[shazba]

Is it possible to hook up with Lily at the HOT party? I have tried a few playthroughs and can't get it.

Definitely, but only if your mc made out with her at the Preps party in episode 5, or if you're character has DIK affinity, otherwise after you help her out with the jock, she just says, "Well... Enjoy the party. Thanks for the help."

 

[ename144]

Something people keep forgetting with that Quinn library scene. Quinn didn't reject the mc because he was a CHICK, this whole scene comes down to the mc's actions.

Regardless of everything, the mc can try to help. He says to Quinn, "Come with me, let me have a closer look at it." She responds the same way no matter what, "I don't need your help."

If the mc isn't a DIK, or he's in a relationship with M&J, he says nothing more and he lets Quinn walk.

If the mc isn't in a relationship with M&J and he's a DIK, he responds with, "Yeah, I get it. You're strong and independent. Bravo! Do this for me. The mansion's right there and we don't even have to enter from the front."

Quinn doesn't reject a CHICK (or non-DIK) mc. A non-DIK mc doesn't push it with Quinn to force her to accept his help. So it has less to do with Quinn's perception and more to do with the mc's balls. If he's a ballsy motherfucker, he'll tell Quinn, "Whatever bitch, just get you ass inside." whereas a wimpy bitch mc will just put his tail between his legs and slink off.

No, it's not just about balls, because Quinn will still reject a DIK MC if he doesn't smoke with her on the roof or is on Maya's path (tricky though that is to make happen). The MC doesn't just have to bluntly press Quinn to accept the help, he also has to behave in a manner that validates Quinn's own lifestyle.

So again, is Quinn incapable of recognizing help when offered, or does she refuse help that dares to be offered on terms other than hers? I still say the latter.

 

[FookU2]

Definitely, but only if your mc made out with her at the Preps party in episode 5, or if you're character has DIK affinity, otherwise after you help her out with the jock, she just says, "Well... Enjoy the party. Thanks for the help."

Use the mod, go change the variables before each event, then change the variables back when finished. Screw who you want, when you want. lol

 

[AchedCroissant]

Use the mod, go change the variables before each event, then change the variables back when finished. Screw who you want, when you want. lol

How to change the variables for when you are in Jill's room and she tells you to stay with her and take her virginity?

 

[shazba]

No, it's not just about balls, because Quinn will still reject a DIK MC if he doesn't smoke with her on the roof or is on Maya's path (tricky though that is to make happen). The MC doesn't just have to bluntly press Quinn to accept the help, he also has to behave in a manner that validates Quinn's own lifestyle.

So again, is Quinn incapable of recognizing help when offered, or does she refuse help that dares to be offered on terms other than hers? I still say the latter.

It makes sense to rationalize that Quinn is more interested in a DIK mc because of what kind of guy he is. She likes those same qualities in Tommy, and when he starts acting like a bitch she calls him out for it.

But my point is, that library sex scene with Quinn, it's not about Quinn saying "yes" or "no", it's about the MC responding to her rejection.

She initially rejects the mc no matter what, like you said in your earlier post, she consistently rejects all help from everyone, but if the mc doesn't say to her, "Yeah, I get it. You're strong..." etc. she keeps walking.

But the conditions for that scene to play out favorably are not related to Quinn's response, they are related to the mc's response. If he's already fucked Quinn (you're right, I forgot to mention the prerequisite of fucking her on the mansion roof is also required), he's not in a "girly" relationship (sorry M&J fans, remember Maya only really likes you because it feels like you're a girl when you talk to her ), and you have a "DIK" nature, then he just talks her bravado down, if he hasn't done all those things, he wimps out and lets Quinn go.

It seems like a subtle difference but Quinn doesn't only reject a non-DIK mc, she rejects him no matter what. The non-DIK mc simply lets her go after her rejection, a DIK mc doesn't accept her rejection.

The discussion relating to this event should be more about why does the mc not talk her down if he doesn't match that criteria, but it's pretty obvious: Having fucked her already he's more sure around her (and it wasn't for money, it was mutual, that's why the Riona/Quinn threesome doesn't count here). Being a DIK, he's not intimidated by her (she is an intimidating bitch). And not being with M&J means he's not conflicted.

That's the pure logic of it. I definitely understand the notion that Quinn would only be interested in a DIK and definitely not a CHICK, but I'm an argumentative fucker, and I'm saying the outcome to this scene was in the MC's hands, not Quinn's.

How to change the variables for when you are in Jill's room and she tells you to stay with her and take her virginity?

I could probably assist, but you might be less than impressed with the graphics for that option.

 

[ViniCent]

I recently started replaying some key scenes of the game again, loading my saves.
I know DPC said, that BaD won't be as depressing as Acting Lessons, but I just can't see it ending in any other way.
Something devastating will happen and I fully believe Derek is the big bad guy.
Honestly I can't blame him after the utter disrespect MC showed him.
We didn't care about him, about his feelings, hurt him deeply.

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I'm awaiting a painful death for MC.

 

[ename144]

It makes sense to rationalize that Quinn is more interested in a DIK mc because of what kind of guy he is. She likes those same qualities in Tommy, and when he starts acting like a bitch she calls him out for it.

But my point is, that library sex scene with Quinn, it's not about Quinn saying "yes" or "no", it's about the MC responding to her rejection.

She initially rejects the mc no matter what, like you said in your earlier post, she consistently rejects all help from everyone, but if the mc doesn't say to her, "Yeah, I get it. You're strong..." etc. she keeps walking.

But the conditions for that scene to play out favorably are not related to Quinn's response, they are related to the mc's response. If he's already fucked Quinn (you're right, I forgot to mention the prerequisite of fucking her on the mansion roof is also required), he's not in a "girly" relationship (sorry M&J fans, remember Maya only really likes you because it feels like you're a girl when you talk to her ), and you have a "DIK" nature, then he just talks her bravado down, if he hasn't done all those things, he wimps out and lets Quinn go.

It seems like a subtle difference but Quinn doesn't only reject a non-DIK mc, she rejects him no matter what. The non-DIK mc simply lets her go after her rejection, a DIK mc doesn't accept her rejection.

The discussion relating to this event should be more about why does the mc not talk her down if he doesn't match that criteria, but it's pretty obvious: Having fucked her already he's more sure around her (and it wasn't for money, it was mutual, that's why the Riona/Quinn threesome doesn't count here). Being a DIK, he's not intimidated by her, she is an intimidating bitch. And not being with M&J means he's not conflicted.

That's the pure logic of it. I definitely understand the notion that Quinn would only be interested in a DIK and definitely not a CHICK, but I'm an argumentative fucker, and I'm saying the outcome to this scene was in the MC's hands, not Quinn's.

I understand what you are saying, but consider a thought experiment. Suppose a DIK MC who hadn't smoked with Quinn on the roof* gave Quinn the same "Yeah, I get it. You're strong..." line. Would Quinn still agree to go with him? I think it's entirely plausible a DIK MC might care enough about Quinn to want to help her over her objections while not caring to use drugs himself. So if that happened, would the MC's insistence be enough?

I say no; she'd see him as someone who judges her for her drug use, or at the very least was still too straight-laced to be tolerated. You do need an MC willing to bludgeon past Quinn's defenses, that is clear. But I still don't think that is quite enough on it's own.

*I suspect we'd both agree an MC who was dating Maya probably wouldn't say the line to Quinn, and she'd still refuse his help even if he did.

 

[carlosrm]

Maya and Josy's sole relationship issue presented in the narrative thusfar has been Patrick, Maya's father. He'll probably escalate his attempts to control Maya in response to Sage's attempt to intervene, which will separate Maya and Josy and prevent communication with both MC and Josy. This will put a lot of strain on the relationship, but in itself isn't enough to break the relationship. It will be Josy whose actions while separated will be the proverbial straw that breaks the camels back.

Even Maya can detect the approach between Josy and MC, and how they move away from her.
I just hope that if that happens, Maya doesn't take it the wrong way, or doesn't fall into depression. She doesn't deserve to suffer

 

[Bruno3]

I wonder why Quinn doesnt have her own screen at the end game like the other 5 girls, seems like she isnt important or something.

 

[Abhishek_tanwar]

Even Maya can detect the approach between Josy and MC, and how they move away from her.
I just hope that if that happens, Maya doesn't take it the wrong way, or doesn't fall into depression. She doesn't deserve to suffer

No She shouldn't suffer more, but destiny of ice is to slip in his own water.

 

[John Smith Jr.]

Hi,

Just two small inquires:

1st: How Do I get the sex scene with Quinn in library?
2nd: Is there a sex scene between the mc and Jill in her dorm?

In that case, some guidance will be greatly appreciated as I missed those scenes.

 

[BeingADikDik]

Hi,

Just two small inquires:

1st: How Do I get the sex scene with Quinn in library?
2nd: Is there a sex scene between the mc and Jill in her dorm?

In that case, some guidance will be greatly appreciated as I missed those scenes.

1) Seduce Moira in DnG
2) No

 

[Warscared]

I finally choose my sigs

when you think you will get the love from both sides and you`ll unite the tribes only to discover that you have no more home! Forever Alone!