Dude, not joking. If CHICK MC does indeed go to the bar with Tommy, he just sits at the counter, looks at a 32x32 pixels photo, sighs, then leaves the bar. A table with 2 hot MILF strippers that wants a piece of him. That blew my mind to multiple pieces
People : "Fuck Quinn, she sucks (yeah she does it very well
)"
Same set of people : "Hurr durr why can't I get Quinn's scenes on my CHICK path brrrrrr"
Technically, you only look at the polaroid if you went on the date with Jill. If you tended to Sage, like I did on my main run, you just glance at Nora, shrug, and fetch the drinks for the others before heading home for an early evening. Living on the edge!
Certainly possible, but I'm an optimist when it comes to Quinn. I tend to think there's been too much investment poured into the MC's relationship with her character for it to fizzle out or become insignificant. Why have those romantic moments in the hangout? Why give the MC the option to say he prefers Quinn - twice - when she asks him who he likes best? I don't quite know what it's building to, but it seems deliberate.
I'm in partial agreement with your optimism. I think it will be possible to have a happy (or at least good) ending with Quinn, even if I also think it's going to be much harder for Quinn to accept her feelings for the MC than most people expect.
That said, there's a glaringly obvious reason why DPC would spend time on Quinn's romantic scenes even if she were doomed to an inescapable tragic end: to build up our investment in the character so we care when she finally gets the axe. That is, after all, what DPC was trying to do in Acting Lessons with that @#$%@ fire.
As I said, I don't
think we're going there, but I'd still suggest we keep our eyes open and our guard up.
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Always nice to see Riona! The lighting is odd though. Either it's evening and there's a pink/purple light somewhere, or the light must be reflecting off those flowers way more than I'd expect. Maybe this is the trellis behind the HOT house and there's some sort of light on the pink house? That might fit with the MC stopping by to discuss the Halloween party with Sage and Quinn.
Also, to get my "massively overthinking things" achievement out of the way early, unless B&R is in the tropics I wouldn't expect plants that grow like that to be blooming into October.
Kinda funny that you need to help them both cheat to get their stamp of approval. That's lowkey some streets shit.
Technically you only need to cheat with one of them to win their approval. That's what happened to me on my first run through: after much agonizing, I managed to turn Josy down (it really felt like she needed a friend more than a lover that night). But I did offer to help Maya so she apparently put in a good word for the MC at the end of Season 1.
Interestingly, when I needed to reconstruct my saves after some computer trouble while waiting for Episode 5, I decided to reverse course and sleep with Josy after all. It's easily justifiable given the circumstances, and the MC's behavior in Episode 4 makes
vastly more sense that way. It also gives that MC a good lesson in how messy cheating can be, which explains him turning down all the other girls (though Maya's "no strings" speech still rankles). I have another playthrough that still turned Josy down, but my "main" run is all in on M&J.
Do you guys think Jill or/and Bella will attend DIK's upcoming Halloween party?
It would certainly be nice to have them there. I think Jill can be explained easily enough (if you're on her path, at least): the MC will invite her, and since it's technically in public she'll decide it's worth enduring the DIKs to spend time with him.
Bella on the other hand... it's hard to see how that would work. Maybe Rusty will invite Cathy (since she should have resigned by then) and Cathy will drag Bella along for moral support?
The boring-but-practical alternative, of course, is that the MC will have the chance to sneak away from the party to see girls like Bella or Jade. It serves most of the same purpose, just with a lot less amusing side effects.