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Tybalt may hate the MC (though I'd say that's probably only true if the MC deliberately antagonized him), but he's not the one calling the shots here. This is about asking Tybalt's parents to help Maya (and Josy, if Sage mentioned their relationship). It's not even clear if Tybalt will even learn about this meeting, since he doesn't live here and I doubt Sage invited him.
Even if Tybalt hates the MC with a burning passion, that just means their son has a grudge with one of Maya's friends. Given that their daughter will also defend the guy, I don't think even Tybalt's bitterest antipathy will really matter all that much - at least for the task at hand. Tybalt may well seek revenge in other ways, but he would have done that regardless of asking Maya for help.
(This, BTW, is why I still say the MC's fuck-storm at the end of Episode 8 is unwarranted if you never fooled around with Jade. Tybalt as blood enemy barely rates a single fuck, much less six.)
Jade's problem isn't losing the MC per se, it's that she's once again being sidelined by "another woman." Jade started this affair to feel sexy after her husband all but dismissed her, and now even her boytoy is doing the same!
It's in no way a logical response, but the affair was never about logic to begin with.
I agree the game should never have let Maya & Josy reject the MC if he was going to remain friends with them. Sadly, that ship has long since sailed.
I do wonder why M&J don't offer to help the MC clean on all the paths. The scene is already free of sex, so it would have been easy to adapt to the friendship route (just make the dialog a bit more intimate on the M/J path), and as you say, it would show the girls see him as a friend, too. (Obviously you'd still decline their offer if Bella will help instead.)
It's not a major problem, but it does feel like a missed opportunity.
I'm pretty sure we will eventually get solo paths for them, it's just going to take a while because their relationship has to fall apart first. My guess is that Season 3 is when the MC's chosen relationship will either fail or at least be severely tested and only survive based on our actions. DPC probably plans to handle the M/J couple relationship at the same time. That way a newly single MC will have the opportunity to choose Maya or Josy solo when they pick up the pieces (likely in Season 4). I'm not sure if that would work if you're already in a relationship with both, though.
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- May 17, 2020
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I think that the judgment on the run of Maya and Josy I postpone to another time, that the atmosphere is already very hot today....
let's talk about Jill's run.
it would be a very good run, if you can forget about the blackmail... i can't do it so much... a marginal note, while it seemed to me that many characters are much better "graphically" (Riona and Bella who solved the problem of the flying eyelashes at least), Jill had very few good renders, sometimes she looks fat, sometimes old, leaving aside the question of the smile...
in general this chapter seemed to me very cerebral, DPC takes the opportunity to explain and rectify some impressions that one could be made in the course of the game.
from this point of view we suddenly discover that Jill has friends, many friends, and even good people, who like her are part of the 1% that has few concerns. and it's great, better a correction than to carry on a character excessively introverted. but this of course strikes even more with the context of blackmail, a person with a solid network of friends how does it fall into a trap like this? could not make a phone call to Bianca? a friend lawyer does not have it? well forget it.... (who knows if the story of what happened near the barn will have any importance...)
the recital, which was a moment we were all waiting for, is perfect in its classicism, no effort to find an original idea, but it works. DPC doesn't give up basing her narrative on guilt, so either we help Jill or she fails miserably...a true modern woman....
with Jill the path of declaring ourselves seriously to her comes very naturally, more so than with any other LI
as much as I loved that the blackmailing episode was closed, I found Jill's outburst with Tybalt excessive, and the idea that since the three dates have passed MC is safe, is really naive
after reading the negative shazba 's scene, when I got to the confrontation with Jill, a bit of fear came over me, but I found it to be a believable dialogue in the end, Jill is understandably exhausted, and for that she blames MC (who is guilty of the situation Jill found herself in, but not of the fact that she believes in unicorns and Tybalt) and at that point she wonders if it's actually worth it
it will be up to MC to prove it to her.
then comes the longed-for first time, which, apart from the usual naivety of hyper reserved people having sex without problems in front of a window overlooking a garden frequented by a gang of idiots, seemed to me a very good scene, very warm and gentle
rightly at this point Jill's story was virtually closed, she would have had nothing else to tell so DPC anticipates the family plot, I have a bad feeling (not for the drama, but for the accumulation of coincidences) but let's hope well
let's talk about Jill's run.
it would be a very good run, if you can forget about the blackmail... i can't do it so much... a marginal note, while it seemed to me that many characters are much better "graphically" (Riona and Bella who solved the problem of the flying eyelashes at least), Jill had very few good renders, sometimes she looks fat, sometimes old, leaving aside the question of the smile...
in general this chapter seemed to me very cerebral, DPC takes the opportunity to explain and rectify some impressions that one could be made in the course of the game.
from this point of view we suddenly discover that Jill has friends, many friends, and even good people, who like her are part of the 1% that has few concerns. and it's great, better a correction than to carry on a character excessively introverted. but this of course strikes even more with the context of blackmail, a person with a solid network of friends how does it fall into a trap like this? could not make a phone call to Bianca? a friend lawyer does not have it? well forget it.... (who knows if the story of what happened near the barn will have any importance...)
the recital, which was a moment we were all waiting for, is perfect in its classicism, no effort to find an original idea, but it works. DPC doesn't give up basing her narrative on guilt, so either we help Jill or she fails miserably...a true modern woman....
with Jill the path of declaring ourselves seriously to her comes very naturally, more so than with any other LI
as much as I loved that the blackmailing episode was closed, I found Jill's outburst with Tybalt excessive, and the idea that since the three dates have passed MC is safe, is really naive
after reading the negative shazba 's scene, when I got to the confrontation with Jill, a bit of fear came over me, but I found it to be a believable dialogue in the end, Jill is understandably exhausted, and for that she blames MC (who is guilty of the situation Jill found herself in, but not of the fact that she believes in unicorns and Tybalt) and at that point she wonders if it's actually worth it
it will be up to MC to prove it to her.
then comes the longed-for first time, which, apart from the usual naivety of hyper reserved people having sex without problems in front of a window overlooking a garden frequented by a gang of idiots, seemed to me a very good scene, very warm and gentle
rightly at this point Jill's story was virtually closed, she would have had nothing else to tell so DPC anticipates the family plot, I have a bad feeling (not for the drama, but for the accumulation of coincidences) but let's hope well
If you remember, there was a pretty big introduction to episode 5 about the history of the Dik brotherhood. It seems to me that the Interlude will be about the same volume, but it will already be separated from the main story. That is, DPC can work on 9 episode and just release the prologue as a special issue. That would make sense. I'm sure everyone missed the intro to episode 5, it's boring and long.
Maybe it will happen.
But personally, if I would habe to make a decision while being with them both in a relathionship to either pick one of them or let them both be with each other, for me it's the latter one.
Somehow at this moment, I can't see that my MC would break them apart.
Jill has the most complete story of all the LI. Of course, Tybalt can take revenge, but I don't think so. There was already a lot of Jill in the second season, I will be glad if her path will be given the least time and effort.
- Jul 19, 2017
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Sidelined by "another younger woman" again, or so she assumes.
Somehow I suspect that along the way she will snap and do something very irrational. She seems to have a hint of anger issues.
Definitely, and it might happen sooner rather than later. I guess that Josy won't like what Burke makes Maya do to earn her scholarship.
So i'll admit i finished the update using a mod so i didn't have to pick one girl but please correct me if i'm wrong but can you still confess to Jill and also confess and get the end scene with Bella where she sees you?
- Jul 1, 2018
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Bring us back the Dik Sage from the first season! Not the goody two shoes from season 2.
I've try it, and it seems that it doesn't work at all
- Oct 14, 2020
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Earlier in the thread someone pointed out that if an MC that is in the threesome consistently favors one of the girls over the other differences begin appearing in their sex scenes. I haven't explored it a lot but I don't know if it's even possible to choose Josy or Maya solo at the DIK's breakfast table scene, so I'm not sure how you would keep a path open, or if one even exist.
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Yo mate, have you found anything yet? I am asking myself the same question since the release of EP7, even Shazam can't find it.
This it?Yo mate, have you found anything yet? I am asking myself the same question since the release of EP7, even Shazam can't find it.
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- May 17, 2020
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however when DPC talks about a guy that anyone wants to have sex with you are fine with the plausibility....
yours is a pretty biased reading....
Chad gives Sage a guitar, MC says it's his, Sage has no reason to believe him, in fact absolutely why would she doubt her boyfriend in favor of a stranger?
at that point she asks for his help for something she couldn't do, to spy on Chad and find out with whom Chad is cheating on her.
MC accepts actually doesn't find out anything specific, but to Sage this is enough to give him back his guitar.
to me it doesn't look like blackmail, but an exchange of undue favors.
then fuckbuddy's story is morally questionable, but it's up to us to accept it or not
MC is not true that he pretends to be Maya's boyfriend, that would have been a cruelty, he pretends to be her roommate, there is no subtext in what they are saying (even if it were, it would have been his idea, no one forced him to do it).
then I have already said that the speed with which MC accepts the refusal of the two girls makes the scene very bad, however it is not like you say
the three of them clarify what happened in the meantime, and that is that each of them has done what he thought, not considering the other party, and at that point an MC too butterfly is considered too unreliable to keep up this clandestine relationship, and then from 3 they find themselves in 2
however that is a scene too coarse to be explained properly, I do not like the mechanism of affinity, just at the level of the story I do not understand the sense of this choice from ALL IN
DPC made it so
I still don't understand what's behind the famous loan with double signature of Maya and her father, so it's hard for me to understand what she should have done (certainly not to believe in divine providence). the way Maya tells it, it's not a problem she could solve by herself, but not even with MC and Josy. to work and earn some money is too late, not only she would lose a year of college, but she would remain insolvent with respect to the loan (I know it doesn't make sense, but that's how they told it for now)
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It seems to me that Sage's solo path will not differ much from the path of Others if you had group sex with Quinn. Obviously, Sage has some kind of list of crazy things and she will repeat MС group sex with other girls several times. Another question is what will be Quinn's role on the way. It seemed to me that Quinn is a little in love with her, lol. Even though she felt guilty after that in the park. As if she felt superfluous in a relationship. I wonder if the official triangle will be twisted in the style of Josie and Maya?
When they were discussing plans to plan the party, I thought that DPC could make a new mechanic out of it. MC will have to buy alcohol (you need to get money), jewelry and so on. I will not rule out that if the Halloween at all stretches for the entire season 3, lol.
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Oh the loan and the lawsuit, on top of the horrible ep4 scene, pretty much killed the game for me. The MC might have grown wings after that, it couldn't be any more unbelievable.however when DPC talks about a guy that anyone wants to have sex with you are fine with the plausibility....
yours is a pretty biased reading....
Chad gives Sage a guitar, MC says it's his, Sage has no reason to believe him, in fact absolutely why would she doubt her boyfriend in favor of a stranger?
at that point she asks for his help for something she couldn't do, to spy on Chad and find out with whom Chad is cheating on her.
MC accepts actually doesn't find out anything specific, but to Sage this is enough to give him back his guitar.
to me it doesn't look like blackmail, but an exchange of undue favors.
then fuckbuddy's story is morally questionable, but it's up to us to accept it or not
MC is not true that he pretends to be Maya's boyfriend, that would have been a cruelty, he pretends to be her roommate, there is no subtext in what they are saying (even if it were, it would have been his idea, no one forced him to do it).
then I have already said that the speed with which MC accepts the refusal of the two girls makes the scene very bad, however it is not like you say
the three of them clarify what happened in the meantime, and that is that each of them has done what he thought, not considering the other party, and at that point an MC too butterfly is considered too unreliable to keep up this clandestine relationship, and then from 3 they find themselves in 2
comuqnue that is a scene too coarse to be explained properly, I do not like the mechanism of affinity, just at the level of the story I do not understand the sense of this choice from ALL IN
DPC made it so
I still don't understand what's behind the famous loan with double signature of Maya and her father, so it's hard for me to understand what she should have done (certainly not to believe in divine providence). the way Maya tells it, it's not a problem she could solve by herself, but not even with MC and Josy. to work and earn some money is too late, not only she would lose a year of college, but she would remain insolvent with respect to the loan (I know it doesn't make sense, but that's how they told it for now)
- Jul 19, 2017
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Not everything about his writing is cohesive, there can be oversights.
My MC hasn't even talked to Quinn in like 3 chapters and hasn't ordered from her "restaurant" at all, and still after the threesome with Sage he went out to Quinn and she rested her head on his shoulders as if they were best friends. I mean it's cute and all, it just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
Also I guess the mansion repair style minigame will be a recurring thing. Rusty said that he will want MCs help for planning and economy. I'm personally not a big fan of all these minigames in general but I get it, it stretches the playtime for comparatively little effort, so whatever.
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Thanks bro! <3Totally liked this post as a debate as to what is good about the current turn of events.
Bottom line, if nothing changes, how can the story progress?
Your questions have been answered already, but:
- LI: Love Interest. Typically the 5 main girls (Bella, Jill , Josy, Maya & Sage) are referred to as the "main LIs".
- AL (not "AI"): Is "Acting Lessons". That's Dr PinkCake's (DPC's) previous and only other Adult Visual Novel (AVN) to date. It had a horrible twist that put a lot of players into the foetal position for a while, and everyone is scared he's gonna do the same again.
- That picture: It's the cocaine that Quinn tried to sell to Rich but he changed his mind. There is decent speculation that her dad died from a cocaine overdose (we know her dad used the stuff):
Hence her reluctance to deal it in the past, and Buddy's surprise when she asked for an 8-ball (an eighth of an ounce). It's also why the camera pans in on the baggie at the end of the episode: Cocaine killed her dad (speculation), she's never dealt with it before, now because of a fucked up deal, she's left with some coke in her room.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Elena has been slowly asserting herself into the story since the HOTs party I think. Swapping shots with her at the Dorm Party was probably meaningless, but then spit-roasting her with JB would probably fall into that same category of meaningless for that couple too.
Now that we've opened Pandora's-TheLook-Box...here are two notable ones...
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And the second one is, IMHO, the Real Love Look.
Absolutely adorable.
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Introduction, flashback, interlude are 3 different things
For example I put it this way
The introduction appears at the beginning of a song and lasts from 5 to 15 seconds, in it you can use the melody, harmony or a phrase, and the objective is to capture the attention of the listener and go into the song.
Instead the interlude is a musical bridge. This can be a very useful extra element in songs, because it links two parts of the song, building a harmony between the two and with it you can generate the maximum climax of the song.
Flashback narrative technique used in cinema and literature that consists of inserting sequences referring to a past time in the linear development of the action.
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