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

[OFT]

there is not correct answer... there is no Sarah in there!

Here you go, buddy:

 

[bebiho]

She's obviously not married still, probably a widow or something.

nah it cant be that uncomplicated, shes clearly waiting for her husband to return. i think offshore soldier.

why would a hot widow become a nun, that makes no sense

 

[armion82]

Good thing they don't make Captchas like this. Getting a correct single answer would be pure luck.

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Sorry but no Riona?

 

[jackwllm]

it usually 5-6 month between episodes last one was april i think so in late october early november episode 8 will release

ouch, that's looong way to wait

 

[JETracktor]

Sorry but no Riona?

No Jacob either. What if someone choose bros before hoes?

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[ename144]

There is actually somewhat a metric. DPC mentioned on Steam page there will be over 12000 new static renders and 800 new animations in Season 2

That doesn't count, it's an old metric! It was mentioned in the Steam preview, and given the counts for Episodes 5-7, DPC's minimum 3000 static/300 animation prediction is already over the limit.

The difference in my opinion is their “whys” being internal to their character. This is a really difficult thing to explain.

Maya’s influence on the plot is limited because she’s not doing these things by choice. Maya’s personality doesn’t come into this. Her willingness to do anything and everything for tuition streamlines what little personality she has and stifles it’s development.

Sage/Bella/Jill and to a lesser extent Josy do things because of traits assigned to them and those traits are demonstrated and evolve. They’re obviously not real people but (and I fucking hate bringing up suspension of disbelief again but I will) you can sorta pretend they’re a little and extrapolate a personality.

Jill is kind, naïve, sexually inexperienced, nervous. She was bullied and had a personal issue with seeing that. Her choices often revolve around this. Jill is X and she does Y because of it. It isn’t perfect. Tybalt being something I’ve criticised as out of character… but she can have shit be out of character because she’s developed some kind of character.

Sage is the same. She’s got a rudimentary personality based around her pride. Her placing value in social standing. Her sexuality, her indignance. Her temper… more recently her genuine care for the girls in her sorority. Her “whys” link up and grow off each other and paint a picture.

Bella has this ice Queen thing that thawing. She haughty, sexually repressed….

ok look I’m not gonna list all the personality of everyone because it’s borderline cherry picking so I’ll leave it at this.

All the other girls make decisions based on crude “personalities” made by DPC writing. They are slowly growing, sometimes changing like people tend to do. Maya has a personality it just never gets fucking used or really expanded on. I wanna see how these established characters interact with stuff. How they will handle the story as it unfolds. It’s why I read/watch anything. To see how characters react to a situation. I can speculate about everyone else in this game. I can point out inconsistencies because there’s substance there to be inconsistent to.

Maya has so far, been predictable and that in my opinion means she’s not influencing the plot. She squanders most of her chances to show her personality and I struggle to care precisely how she’s going to just do as her father says yet again. She is exactly the character she was at the start. I don’t actually think I’m overstating that. Has she really changed? Has she grown? Is she even showing signs of changing? I like her, wanna see more of her but as it stands you could replace her decision making with a flowchart that reads.

(does this get me free tuition?)
Yes —> do it.
No —> default to what father wants.

And she’s been that way since Ep1. That’s why I say she’s struggling to become more than a conduit for a contrived plot point. Thats why I say she doesn’t influence the plot particularly. She’s stuck in a holding pattern over this tuition stuff and it’s taking away all her agency and room to grow.

She is different to the other girls because every choice they make in the story tells us a little more about them. All Maya’s decision making does is reinforce her solitary goal of getting tuition. That’s my criticism of her boiled down.

I do understand your point, but I think a lot of Maya's characterization hinges on whether you can accept that she IS driving most of those decisions. Maya is a cautious, prideful, yet introverted girl. She has low self-esteem (for obvious reasons), but she still has a stubborn streak in her. It's just that she'd prefer to bend with the wind rather than defy it outright. It doesn't make her a very dynamic character, and it is somewhat different than the facade she projects in Episode 1 before we get to know her, but I do feel it's a consistent characterization nonetheless. It certainly holds together better than Jill's blackmail subplot, which just seems wholly incompatible with her previous presentation.

For example, you mentioned why Maya and Josy drifted apart. We're given very few details (and exactly how far Patrick went in trying to disrupt communication matters a lot), but I think the general problem is that if it comes down to it, Maya would rather endure a few years pretending to tow the line than risk a confrontation she's likely to lose. She thinks that's the best route to be with Josy in the long term, and she assumes that Josy will reach the same conclusion. But Josy is a lot less risk-averse than Maya, so she sees Maya's reluctance as an indication that Maya doesn't care about Josy as much as she cares about Maya. Over time, that resentment, combined with difficulty in communicating at length once school was over, led to a negative feedback loop of sarcasm and despair.

I think each of the girls does care very strongly about the other, but they're young and assume that because those feelings are so strong, the other will automatically recognize how much they care. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite work that way. Hopefully the two will begin to realize that and we'll see some character growth from each of them (though it will be more important for Maya here), though it may take the active support of the MC to accomplish this.

Similarly, Maya was willing to defy her father when he demanded she break up with Josy, but she still wanted to reconcile with him rather than cut him out of her life. He wound up taking advantage of her trust. That made things so much worse because not only did it effectively counter any effort to defy him going forward, it made her feel like a gullible fool. That made it even harder for her to share her problems with other people; not only did she have fresh reasons to doubt her ability to tell good advice from bad, but even asking for advice was humiliating for her. That's why she was so eager to get the MC to open up to her, and why she was so skittish about reciprocating. Did her behavior set up the Episode 3 cliffhanger? Absolutely. But, at least for me, it does ring true to her character.

Most of the other plot-bearing actions Maya takes can be similarly explained, IMHO. The only glaring exception is her "no strings attached" speech for the throuple path in Episode 5. Even there, I think there's a kernel of truth to the idea. It's just that "no strings" only makes any sense when the MC is obviously pursuing other girls and the three agree to a more nebulous relationship to start out with. But the speech happens even if the MC has only ever pursued Maya, at which point it just feels absurd. Can't win them all, I suppose.

Anyway, that's how I see Maya. I'm perfectly willing to accept that I'm filling in a lot of gaps in my interpretation of her character and I don't blame you for being unsatisfied if you aren't willing to do the same. Ultimately, the game is going to have to flesh out Maya's nature as time goes on. I had hoped the game had given us a little reprieve from Maya drama for Season 2 given how much it drove Season 1, but alas the game seems to be built around the combination of Maya and Quinn's stories. Most of the other dramas are intertwined with that, and that leaves Maya and Quinn in the awkward position of not being able to respond much to player action, at least at this point.

(Yes, I know Quinn can show her much heralded tender side on her own path. But as I've said before, the requirements for her path are essentially agreeing with her every whim and validating her actions at every step. The ability to change how Quinn perceives the world, much less how she treats the world, is still a long ways off at best.)

That's how I see it, at any rate.

The dates and ages in BaDIk are all screwed up. I don't trust any of it to be honest. Originally the dates corresponded with 2017? I recall Cathy DOB 1979 and I believe she was listed in her online profile as 38? That would be around 2017. I also think that early calendars might have shown this date as well, but I can't get in to check this right now. With real life moving faster than game life, DPC would have to keep adjusting time and none of it would make much sense. Personally, I just imagine BaDIK is "recent times" and leave it at that.

The early calendars were all for 2017. But I don't put a whole lot of stock in the art assets, since I assume DPC will use what's available as far as calendars go. The most official date we have is Derek's statement that Lord Earl Grey was in the Class of 2017. That suggests the game is probably set in the fall of 2017 or 2018. 2020 is probably the latest possible date given Derek's obvious youth.

I was looking at the Reviews section for BaDIK for the first time recently. Until I saw a still of Bella more than a year-and-a-half ago and a search for her brought me to F95, I had never played a porn game. In all this time, I have never posted a review of BaDIK. Seeing as though there are already hundreds out there, I figure if someone hadn't heard of BaDIK by now and looked to the reviews for guidance as to whether they should try it, I think it's a bit pointless for me to add my critique needle to that particular haystack. After all, finding something interesting in the ocean of 5-star reviews is pretty time-consuming.

Any other longtime contributors in this crew that haven't reviewed it?

The more interesting reviews to me are the one-stars, even though several of them boil down to "I don't like this type of game." This confuses me. If you don't like the genre, your review is worthless. It would be no different than if a critic reviews an Italian restaurant, but hates Italian cuisine. No useful information would come from it. If a potential diner also hates Italian food, they certainly don't need a critic to tell them not to go there.

But the one-stars can still be entertaining. One guy said the MC "looks like Sonic fucked Ben Affleck."

I've never written a review for an incomplete game; it just seems like an impossible task when so much of the review hinges on my own expectations. And it's a huge hassle having to update the review after each update. Still, given how nice it is to read reviews of games in progress when deciding whether or not to play them, it's probably a silly policy on my part.

 

[notme222]

Good thing they don't make Captchas like this. Getting a correct single answer would be pure luck.

To anyone who chooses Troy: no judgement, but I admire your optimism.

I just completed the game and i have lost faith in humanity , from the beginning I believed that Josy was the most noble and "pure-minded" of the girls, and she turned out to be the most perverted and sick of my game, i will start again with the path of Bella.

Yeah, that's how it goes. Some girls seem innocent at first but they're just longing to go wild, especially when they get to college. I try to warn people about Josy but some of them don't want to hear it. Maybe those people are even reading this right now and maintaining their denial. Thinking something like "That's not true" or "Udvariatlan!"

Obviously Jill is the most pure, but I suspect you want a challenge. Bella is a difficult path but worthy.

 

[Zirael Q]

I don't think he likes Sage. But Sage still has some feelings for him, and if we are not on the her route, it will probably be reflected in the future. Indeed, he could not accept his homosexuality for a long time. My theory is that he put his panties in the bag to hide his orientation. He knew that Sage would find them and she leave him on her own. But for some unknown reason, she holds on to him.

The panties were perfumed, so it's not just hiding them imo.
He also talked about them with Troy on phone, so there you have it. This has been going on for a while probably, and it's also related to why Troy was kicked out of Jocks. Chad had to throw him under the bus probably

 

[Chutoro]

I was looking at the Reviews section for BaDIK for the first time recently. Until I saw a still of Bella more than a year-and-a-half ago and a search for her brought me to F95, I had never played a porn game. In all this time, I have never posted a review of BaDIK. Seeing as though there are already hundreds out there, I figure if someone hadn't heard of BaDIK by now and looked to the reviews for guidance as to whether they should try it, I think it's a bit pointless for me to add my critique needle to that particular haystack. After all, finding something interesting in the ocean of 5-star reviews is pretty time-consuming.

Any other longtime contributors in this crew that haven't reviewed it?

The more interesting reviews to me are the one-stars, even though several of them boil down to "I don't like this type of game." This confuses me. If you don't like the genre, your review is worthless. It would be no different than if a critic reviews an Italian restaurant, but hates Italian cuisine. No useful information would come from it. If a potential diner also hates Italian food, they certainly don't need a critic to tell them not to go there.

But the one-stars can still be entertaining. One guy said the MC "looks like Sonic fucked Ben Affleck."

One thing that I hate about this game is that MC is a very overpowered character. He can fuck almost anyone, kicks ass, and does what he wants. The only few characters that we can't overpower right now are Quinn and Riona ("you won't be able to make me cum, dude" I love this line ). In the conversations between MC and Riona after sex, MC was like a real tryhard. I hate tryhards. I kinda get that most players want to see strong MC but it makes the game much more interesting if we don't get what we want all the time. I just hope that MC won't be able to make Riona cum ever.

 

[felicemastronzo]

I do understand your point, but I think a lot of Maya's characterization hinges on whether you can accept that she IS driving most of those decisions. Maya is a cautious, prideful, yet introverted girl. She has low self-esteem (for obvious reasons), but she still has a stubborn streak in her. It's just that she'd prefer to bend with the wind rather than defy it outright. It doesn't make her a very dynamic character, and it is somewhat different than the facade she projects in Episode 1 before we get to know her, but I do feel it's a consistent characterization nonetheless. It certainly holds together better than Jill's blackmail subplot, which just seems wholly incompatible with her previous presentation.

For example, you mentioned why Maya and Josy drifted apart. We're given very few details (and exactly how far Patrick went in trying to disrupt communication matters a lot), but I think the general problem is that if it comes down to it, Maya would rather endure a few years pretending to tow the line than risk a confrontation she's likely to lose. She thinks that's the best route to be with Josy in the long term, and she assumes that Josy will reach the same conclusion. But Josy is a lot less risk-averse than Maya, so she sees Maya's reluctance as an indication that Maya doesn't care about Josy as much as she cares about Maya. Over time, that resentment, combined with difficulty in communicating at length once school was over, led to a negative feedback loop of sarcasm and despair.

I think each of the girls does care very strongly about the other, but they're young and assume that because those feelings are so strong, the other will automatically recognize how much they care. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite work that way. Hopefully the two will begin to realize that and we'll see some character growth from each of them (though it will be more important for Maya here), though it may take the active support of the MC to accomplish this.

Similarly, Maya was willing to defy her father when he demanded she break up with Josy, but she still wanted to reconcile with him rather than cut him out of her life. He wound up taking advantage of her trust. That made things so much worse because not only did it effectively counter any effort to defy him going forward, it made her feel like a gullible fool. That made it even harder for her to share her problems with other people; not only did she have fresh reasons to doubt her ability to tell good advice from bad, but even asking for advice was humiliating for her. That's why she was so eager to get the MC to open up to her, and why she was so skittish about reciprocating. Did her behavior set up the Episode 3 cliffhanger? Absolutely. But, at least for me, it does ring true to her character.

Most of the other plot-bearing actions Maya takes can be similarly explained, IMHO. The only glaring exception is her "no strings attached" speech for the throuple path in Episode 5. Even there, I think there's a kernel of truth to the idea. It's just that "no strings" only makes any sense when the MC is obviously pursuing other girls and the three agree to a more nebulous relationship to start out with. But the speech happens even if the MC has only ever pursued Maya, at which point it just feels absurd. Can't win them all, I suppose.

Anyway, that's how I see Maya. I'm perfectly willing to accept that I'm filling in a lot of gaps in my interpretation of her character and I don't blame you for being unsatisfied if you aren't willing to do the same. Ultimately, the game is going to have to flesh out Maya's nature as time goes on. I had hoped the game had given us a little reprieve from Maya drama for Season 2 given how much it drove Season 1, but alas the game seems to be built around the combination of Maya and Quinn's stories. Most of the other dramas are intertwined with that, and that leaves Maya and Quinn in the awkward position of not being able to respond much to player action, at least at this point.

(Yes, I know Quinn can show her much heralded tender side on her own path. But as I've said before, the requirements for her path are essentially agreeing with her every whim and validating her actions at every step. The ability to change how Quinn perceives the world, much less how she treats the world, is still a long ways off at best.)

That's how I see it, at any rate.

I take my cue from what you have written, which is always interesting, to reiterate a conviction of mine

the idea that Josy is the brave one of the two is a collective misconception. in both big and small things, Maya is the one who takes risks, sometimes in a completely unconscious way, but in the end she does, going far beyond the stereotype of the introverted girl.

Of course with the fact that Maya ends up facing challenges beyond her reach, she ends up relying completely on those around her, but she always accepts the challenge.

p.s. the "no string attached" is a retcon, it has nothing to do with what happens before and after, it's only meant to warn the players that the ending was still very far away and in case to convince them to get into trouble

 

[PashafromRussia]

No prewiew today Only custom renders.

 

[Creme]

Here you go guys. Every save, for every route, for Episodes 1-7 Version 0.7.2. NO mods. Mini games turned ON. All scenes unlocked. All special renders found. All 2D Art purchased/unlocked. All upgrades such as Derek Cheats/Brawler Skills/Magnar Bonuses/Wallet Quantity unlocked by end of episode 7 for all routes, with the exception of both Dik routes (Magnar Bonuses remaining). Mansion Repair Completed by end of Episode 7 for all routes. I used "Stevan" as MC's name and "SexyMexican98" for my Swyper and Rooster tag. You can change those with the phone in game as well as PetNames/Wallpapers/Ringtones/Music Favorites. Each folder contains saves for the start of each episode so don't get confused with the "episode 8 start" saves, there is no episode 8, just end of episode 7 save. All save files contain the following routes.

- Dik Sage Hots and Sides: In this route I pursue Permanent Dik Affinity and Status. I pursue Sage as my Love Interest along with every side chick possible. Total Man-Whore.

- Dik Sage Path : In this route I pursue Permanent Dik Affinity and Status. I pursue Sage as my Love Interst. I DO NOT pursue side girls in this route.

- Neutral Maya and Josy: In this route I pursue Neutral Affinity and Status. I also embrace the current throuple relationship with the 2 LoveInterests, Maya and Josy. I DO NOT pursue any side girls in this route

- Neutral Maya Path: In this route I pursue Neutral Affinity and Status. Even though I'm forced to be in a throuple (for now) I don't engage sexually with Josy in any way. Only Maya. I DO NOT puruse any side girls in this route.

- Neutral Josy Path: In this route I pursue Neutral Affinity and Status. Even though I'm forced to be in a throuple (for now) I don't engage sexually with Maya in any way. Only Josy. I DO NOT puruse any side girls in this route.

- Chik Jill and Bella: In this route I pursue Permanent Chik Affinity and Status. I pursue the 2 best friend Love Interests, Jill and Bella. I DO NOT pursue any side girls in this route.

- Chik Jill Path: In this route I pursue Permanent Chik Affinity and Status. I pursue only Jill as my Love Interest. I DO NOT pursue any side girls in this route.

- Chik Bella Path: In this route I pursue Permanent Chik Affinity and Status. I pursue only Bella as my Love Interst. I DO NOT pursue any side girls in this route.

Side Note for Maya and Josy solo routes: If it turns out that it's best to "Remain Friends" in episode 4 and then "Have Feeling For Maya/Josy" in Episode 5 in order to get a proper solo route for Maya/Josy in the long run, then I will go back and change my choices. But for now, I'll stay in the throuple in order to obtain sex scenes with each girl in their respective route.

New pc new game, so I thank you for the save files. However they don't unlock any new scene or special renders.
Is it just me or did it happen to anyone else?

 

[ChipLecsap]

To anyone who chooses Troy: no judgement, but I admire your optimism.


Yeah, that's how it goes. Some girls seem innocent at first but they're just longing to go wild, especially when they get to college. I try to warn people about Josy but some of them don't want to hear it. Maybe those people are even reading this right now and maintaining their denial. Thinking something like "That's not true" or "Udvariatlan!"

I know, the feeling , I keep warning people about Jill, but her simps are maintaining their denial. Thinking something like "That's not true" or "Udvariatlan!"

 

[PashafromRussia]

I know, the feeling , I keep warning people about Jill, but her simps are maintaining their denial. Thinking something like "That's not true" or "Udvariatlan!"

Do you think she, like Bella, will attack the main character's penis like a hungry cat?

 

[ChipLecsap]

I take my cue from what you have written, which is always interesting, to reiterate a conviction of mine

the idea that Josy is the brave one of the two is a collective misconception. in both big and small things, Maya is the one who takes risks, sometimes in a completely unconscious way, but in the end she does, going far beyond the stereotype of the introverted girl.

Of course with the fact that Maya ends up facing challenges beyond her reach, she ends up relying completely on those around her, but she always accepts the challenge.

p.s. the "no string attached" is a retcon, it has nothing to do with what happens before and after, it's only meant to warn the players that the ending was still very far away and in case to convince them to get into trouble

No it's not a misconception. Josy is the bolder one. There is only one case where she is not , the piercing.
I have respect for Maya, for try to do things to achieve her goals, but let's not kid ourself, Without MC and Josy, she would fail, She would not go through with it. It is easier to her to make some bold choice when Josy and MC are the one who she has in her corner, but alone she would have failed, Maybe Josy would too but , Maya was not even Cunning enough to even considering cheating. Josy was. With or without MC help, Josy is the one who comes up with the idea to trick Quinn. the relationship between Maya and Josy exist because of Josy, She made the move on her.
The public Sex also not freaking Josy out at all, so does the pool sex, She is the one who even suggest it in the first place. so between the two of them Josy generally the more bold one. This is not a misconception it is a Fact.

 

[JeefZ]

I already have a clue to next update but October seems toolong

 

[felicemastronzo]

No it's not a misconception. Josy is the bolder one. There is only one case where she is not , the piercing.
I have respect for Maya, for try to do things to achieve her goals, but let's not kid ourself, Without MC and Josy, she would fail, She would not go through with it. It is easier to her to make some bold choice when Josy and MC are the one who she has in her corner, but alone she would have failed, Maybe Josy would too but
Maya was not even Cunning enough to even considering cheating. Josy was. With or without MC help, Josy is the one who comes up with the idea to trick Quinn. the relationship between Maya and Josy exist because of Josy, She made the move on her.
The public Sex also not freaking Josy out at all, so does the pool sex, She is the one who even suggest it in the first place. so between the two of them Josy generally the more bold one. This is not a misconception it is a Fact.

Maya theoretically faces them alone, only she would be doomed to failure.

Just the piercing? I don't think so.

Even sexually with MC she only lets go when she thinks it's going to be a goodbye, so no consequences. That's not courage.
when she finds Mc in Maya's room she runs to the bathroom to avoid the truth coming out (well before MC...)
she does not confront him in person, but only via messages (Maya confronts him in person, in a public place)
I don't consider the picnic, because that's DPC talking and not Maya, but even there Josy nods in the background.
She, in the case, hides behind Maya's reaction to justify not saying anything on the famous night of the big decision.
she still needs MC to face a father who loves her (in comparison poor Maya...)

all Josy's courage runs out in sex and kicking Tommy (someone who certainly could not hit her back) in the balls, doesn't seem much to me. she has other qualities, she's smart, outgoing, but I wouldn't call her brave.

 

[EmperorGus]

What about Bella makes her stand out as pure? She's trying to fuck her best friends guy and she's cheating on her husband with the MC.

Ya know... that scene in the bar with Jade shit-talkin' Bella really pissed me off.
Because:
Remember that scene early in E1 where MC walks into the Library and Stephen calls him 'sport'?
Watch that again.
It was Stephen, with Jade standing right beside him (ie. involved), arranging for the 3 of them 'get together'.
It wasn't obvious at that time it was sexual, but Bella's 'inner thoughts' clarify it when she's in bed. It's in the sequence in E2 where she brings the blind-drunk MC back to her couch.
So... yeah... Screw you, Jade.
Knowingly get into a three-some (? Or was Jade just there to watch?). Then blame the other woman for it because you didn't like it. Hypocritical bitch.

As for Bella's 'cheating'.
We've known for a long time that Bella's is carrying some pretty heavy emotional baggage. But, we don't know what that baggage is yet.
We don't actually know the status of her husband.
But, he's been gone for years. At best he's her estranged husband. So, I think, it's a stretch to call it cheating.

 

[ChipLecsap]

Maya theoretically faces them alone, only she would be doomed to failure.

Just the piercing? I don't think so.

Even sexually with MC she only lets go when she thinks it's going to be a goodbye, so no consequences. That's not courage.
when she finds Mc in Maya's room she runs to the bathroom to avoid the truth coming out (well before MC...)
she does not confront him in person, but only via messages (Maya confronts him in person, in a public place)
I don't consider the picnic, because that's DPC talking and not Maya, but even there Josy nods in the background.
She, in the case, hides behind Maya's reaction to justify not saying anything on the famous night of the big decision.
she still needs MC to face a father who loves her (in comparison poor Maya...)

all Josy's courage runs out in sex and kicking Tommy (someone who certainly could not hit her back) in the balls, doesn't seem much to me. she has other qualities, she's smart, outgoing, but I wouldn't call her brave.

I'm gonna slap you in the Face .
True, but what were those challenges? Buy stuff for Quinn? Wow, those require so much braveness
Indeed ,it's not courage, that's not even about courage , whats matter is that she willing to change her fate and move away,And starting over is not easy , but in comparison, Maya sitting in her room, waiting someone to save her, and in this case now it's Sage's turn. Whereas Josy was ready to throwaway her life and start over, having sex with MC was jsut the Bonus so you know what, maybe it takes more courage to move away from everything you know and love, to start over.
thin line, because after MC leave, neither Maya nor Josy start talking about what is going on, and none of them mention to the other that they did stuff with MC, until the end , . This is on DPC , poor execution , IMO
DPC again , Maya and MC share a same class, so it bound to happen that they will meet. But Josy is the one who approach MC before the library scene, so this equal.
Picnic is interesting because Josy came out with the no string attachment, but she shaking a bit when maya agree. But thats more about her and Maya and not MC. I mean her fear is that Maya considering this no string attachment to all of them, not just with MC , little bit interesting from Maya, but whatever, I dont mind. for obvious reasons
If I remember Right Maya is kind of the same, they both kind of blaming the other for the "friendship path"
Yes, she ask MC as a back up, Yet, she actually facing alone with her Father , she not sitting around waiting for MC or for Maya.

 

[ChipLecsap]

Oh and another thing felicemastronzo . And this will be a Rant, I already apologize for it .
Ep 4 cannot be used to prop up to Maya or use it against Josy and vice versa.
Because ep 4 the Josy Maya part, is pure utter Garbage. There is no better word of it, it is the weakest shit in the entire game along with the Tybalt blackmail, and the choice between Jill and Sage.
The whole shit could have been solver right there in that moment when Josy arrive, but even if MC storms out of room.Josy and Maya not have a single conversation about WTF just happened and why, and they conveniently wait until the end of the episode. BULLSHIT HORRIBLE execution of a conclusion of a drama.

Ironically, after ep 4, The Josy and Maya Stuff is back on track, regardless if it is the friendship path, or the threesome path, the scenes with them are good, the story is good, everything is fine. But how we get there, was horrible.

The same with the Tybalt blackmail, ep 6 was shit, but ep 7 made it Funny, thanks to Bella. and if its end with Jill kicks Tybalt's nuts, I say it was worth it.
The choice between Jill and Sage, is still shit, but this could also change in episode 8.
These 3 thing was easily the weakest part of the game.

sorry for my Rant