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Yes Nick is a suspect. As I said in my original post, he is certainly being made to look like the bad guy, I suspect it’s a little to obvious, however that may be overthinking things.
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I don't think Quinn is so bad with money that she risked robbing her own friend. It's too mean even for her. And Jade could have hired Quinn to destroy Katie. She doesn't have to do everything herself. But in fact, these explanations are too complicated. Everything will be simple in the game. For example, Nick decided to do this at Vinnie's request. Vinnie decided to take revenge on the brotherhood for his exile. Or it could have been done by a secret jock Leon at the request of Doe or Chad.
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Me and DPC are buddies, I just asked him.
He personally told me to tell you that the update will be released somewhere in November.
Please keep this secret information to yourself though...
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The problem with the Nick/ Vinny solution is that it doesn’t explain the safe being exposed. Because again, if it were Vinny trying to get to the safe, could he have entered the house (and campus) without anyone spotting him?
Quinn is a drug dealing pimp who whores her best friend out for money. And slaps her when she has the audacity to question her. I don’t think she is beyond stealing from the DIKs. I also don’t think she’d worry about getting them in trouble at the same time. Quinn seemingly only looks out for herself. When it comes down to it I think it will turn out she has a reason for it. It won’t be for herself, it will be for her Dad or her Mum. They’ll have some debt she is trying to pay so they don’t get killed. She’ll have taken the wrong path to do the right thing.
Could you pass me the Spanish translation file? The link does not work right now
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You've asked this in 4 threads now.
Give it a rest with your spam FFS.
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I'm surprised people think this. To me, it was clearly deliberate, dark foreshadowing. It's enough to unsettle us at the time, but vague enough that we'll forget about it as Bella slowly uncorks the sexy. DPC will let it sit idle so we'll let our guard down until the other shoe drops, but that shoe is definitely coming.
That's my guess as well. I've likened pursuing Bella to encouraging a former alcoholic to go clubbing with you; I think Bella is ultimately the one who will need the most help as a result of the MC wooing her. But we'll see, hopefully soon.
Steam can't travel through time; it will always be 0-4 updates behind the Patreon version. And DPC would never allow public release of incomplete work in Early Access, so that's no help.
I'm with you on larger releases, but I find the mini-games are an good way to break up the normal gameplay. And some of them, like tennis or the mansion repair game are fun to play.
I will agree that they can become tedious if you're trying to speed run your Nth playthrough, but that's why - unlike the accursed planet scanning in ME2 - we're able to turn them off.
I've said it before, but this makes no sense. If Quinn wanted to rob the DIK safe (which I agree she would be willing to do if necessary) then the Cluck does nothing but make that harder: getting access tot he laptop is no easier than getting access to the safe directly, and the typical party gave her much better cover that a houseful of alert, angry people hunting for clues.
I understand that Quinn is a lousy chessmaster, but this plan is bad even by her standards.
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SAGE--- "What other women?'
MC--- "Let me see",,,,,::::counting on hands::::: "Most of the HOTS, a few strippers, a couple of teachers.... (MC goes into singing a Christmas song") :::: "and a glory hole in the bathroommm...."
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I have an issue with my playthrous. There are a lot of Scenes i have not unlocket yet and tons of unsorted save files. Are there any pictures online of the Gallery where everything is unlocked? I need some hints which scenes belong to what route and the ingame gallery only says "locked". Would be nice if each scene had its own name or feature some clues as to what characters are involved.
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I usually don't get involved in Bella speculation, even though she's one of my highest ranking girls... mostly because my gut tells me that we all have it somehow completely wrong and DPC is going to drop a bomb on us. If you look at the other mysteries presented to us in the game, like who posted the cluck and what's the story with MC's mom and all that, very few of those unanswered questions have the potential of dropping an ax murderer or a child death on us.
Personally, I don't think DPC is baiting us into mundane reveal. A central theme of the game, that I think DPC has really hit it out of the park with, is showing the MC growing up and maturing. Whether you're chick or dik, there's a clear progress of the MC's character toward the future of the story, maybe the best example of which is the timeskip jogging scene where the MC reflects on his training, the passage of time and some of the choices he's made. So character growth is really important to the narrative here, and it's shown in the most recent episodes that the MC is wiser to some of the challenges he's coming up against. Now, the reason I bring this up is because in the library scene with Bella, we actually get the future MC directly saying that if he were back in his past shoes at that moment kissing Bella, he would have done something radically different. It doesn't particularly matter what the different thing he would have done is, though it is relevant that he would have called for help (either for himself or for Bella), the really important thing is that the future MC - who is more mature, more wise, and smarter - is saying that his past self is not prepared for what getting involved with Bella would bring. We never get another scene where the future MC directly expresses his 'regret', or 'trepidation', for an action his past self makes. Not when he gets involved with Quinn the literal drug dealer, not when he gets involved with Maya and the problems with her dad, not when he bangs Lily the potential man-eater.
There's only been one scene in the game that I'm aware of when the MC has commented directly from the future that he would have done something differently, and that's the scene with Bella in the library. I think we should take this very seriously. I think this scene can be construed along the same lines as the disclaimer when you first boot up the game and Jill asks if you're in a dark period in your life or are easily offended. It's a warning - the future MC is saying, "I was not prepared, you are not prepared, and I wish I'd done this differently."
Now this isn't to say that it's likely that Bella is a murderer or something, no more than it's likely for Lily to be an undercover cop
But I definitely think Bella's path is going to have some dark shit, at the very least I don't believe it will be mundane for the reasons I've outlined. There's very little doubt in my mind that, like ename said, Bella is the one who will need the most help with the fallout from getting involved with her, whether it's helping her get over something from her past, issues with her husband, or whatever. Bella is a very smart and mature lady, but she's struggling with something, and the MC from the future knows he wasn't prepared for it. I don't think that's changed.
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We're of the same mind. Your post is more or less what I was saying. lolI usually don't get involved in Bella speculation, even though she's one of my highest ranking girls... mostly because my gut tells me that we all have it somehow completely wrong and DPC is going to drop a bomb on us. If you look at the other mysteries presented to us in the game, like who posted the cluck and what's the story with MC's mom and all that, very few of those unanswered questions have the potential of dropping an ax murderer or a child death on us.
Personally, I don't think DPC is baiting us into mundane reveal. A central theme of the game, that I think DPC has really hit it out of the park with, is showing the MC growing up and maturing. Whether you're chick or dik, there's a clear progress of the MC's character toward the future of the story, maybe the best example of which is the timeskip jogging scene where the MC reflects on his training, the passage of time and some of the choices he's made. So character growth is really important to the narrative here, and it's shown in the most recent episodes that the MC is wiser to some of the challenges he's coming up against. Now, the reason I bring this up is because in the library scene with Bella, we actually get the future MC directly saying that if he were back in his past shoes at that moment kissing Bella, he would have done something radically different. It doesn't particularly matter what the different thing he would have done is, though it is relevant that he would have called for help (either for himself or for Bella), the really important thing is that the future MC - who is more mature, more wise, and smarter - is saying that his past self is not prepared for what getting involved with Bella would bring. We never get another scene where the future MC directly expresses his 'regret', or 'trepidation', for an action his past self makes. Not when he gets involved with Quinn the literal drug dealer, not when he gets involved with Maya and the problems with her dad, not when he bangs Lily the potential man-eater.
There's only been one scene in the game that I'm aware of when the MC has commented directly from the future that he would have done something differently, and that's the scene with Bella in the library. I think we should take this very seriously. I think this scene can be construed along the same lines as the disclaimer when you first boot up the game and Jill asks if you're in a dark period in your life or are easily offended. It's a warning - the future MC is saying, "I was not prepared, you are not prepared, and I wish I'd done this differently."
Now this isn't to say that it's likely that Bella is a murderer or something, no more than it's likely for Lily to be an undercover cop
When I say "mundane", I just meant I don't think it'll be some crazy psycho killer stuff or some thriller/horror stuff or some wacky out-there thing. It'll still be dark, but it'll be more grounded, more... real people problems, if that makes sense. Like, some shit she would need a therapist and counseling for.
- May 17, 2020
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the JOCKs have to be involved anyway. they are the only ones with the dildos and they know the DIKs won't be home.
then it could be that they started it and Vinnie completed the devastation.