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Technically, AFAICT, the game treats both options as neutral. But personally I'd say telling Heather is the more DIK option. While Tommy's behavior is clearly bad, he is the MC's 'brother,' whereas the MC has no relationship at all with Heather. If the MC was truly bothered by Tommy's behavior, the proper course of action would be to encourage Tommy to admit the truth to Heather (for all the good that would do).
Telling Heather directly seems as likely to harm make things worse as it is to make things better. Telling Heather purely to get into her good graces would be almost certain to make things worse.
Eh, I don't think those are particularly strong examples. Quinn not wanting Tommy to take the blame is purely a hypothetical matter, and technically she wound up accepting Tommy's offer (including the part about being the fall guys).
And on the Tommy fallout in particular, how is that an example of her having a conscience? All she had to to was apologize for her blatantly obvious fuckup, and she still refused to do so! The fact that Quinn is sad about the situation doesn't automatically mean she's secretly feeling guilty; she may just want something she can't get. Even if she IS feeling secretly guilty, that still means she's actively suppressing her conscience, which is a substantial problem as well.
I hadn't really thought about it before, but the reveal of Sage's family makes Quinn look much worse in retrospect. Running a prostitution ring under Sage's nose is already plenty bad. Doing so with Sage's father as the main client is on another level entirely.
Hi guys, I’m at the end of episode 8 and I don’t understand why in the forest scene MC decides to leave Sage. I’ve always had a good relationship with both you and Maya and Josy, and I don’t know why I don’t choose which branch to continue with. How do I get him to choose Sage?
Such an altruist she is, saying things to the mc like I wonder what else I can get her to do. Using people's desperation to psychologically manipulate them is not trying to help them. She's trying to help herself and no one else.
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If we put Quinn in the same sentence as Burke, however, by comparison she is a lay saint who performs miracles....I hadn't really thought about it before, but the reveal of Sage's family makes Quinn look much worse in retrospect. Running a prostitution ring under Sage's nose is already plenty bad. Doing so with Sage's father as the main client is on another level entirely.
Quinn's betrayal of Sage's trust (the last circle of hell for Dante) pales in comparison to Burke's, who completely betrays his social and professional role, not to mention his family role...
Sage will come out in pieces....
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I mean, sure, Burke is way worse. But the game isn't trying to portray Burke in a sympathetic light, so making him look even worse in retrospect doesn't make much difference. Whereas Quinn's been getting lots of focus on her traumatic youth, her mixed emotions, her soft spot of the MC, etc. So revealing that her initial actions were much more harmful than we thought is an odd move. IMHO.If we put Quinn in the same sentence as Burke, however, by comparison she is a lay saint who performs miracles....
Quinn's betrayal of Sage's trust (the last circle of hell for Dante) pales in comparison to Burke's, who completely betrays his social and professional role, not to mention his family role...
Sage will come out in pieces....
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Well, not exactly. But Silly Jilly wont kill ya at the end of the Game.
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Dark times ahead for SageIf we put Quinn in the same sentence as Burke, however, by comparison she is a lay saint who performs miracles....
Quinn's betrayal of Sage's trust (the last circle of hell for Dante) pales in comparison to Burke's, who completely betrays his social and professional role, not to mention his family role...
Sage will come out in pieces....
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My proposition was that Quinn has a conscience and isn't a psychopath - a rather modest claim, I thought.
The fact that in the first example she ends up accepting Tommy's offer is less important than that she initially resists it, in my view. She says she likes Tommy and wouldn't want the DIKs to get blamed. Why even mention that if the deal suits her agenda?
In the second scene I cited she's sad about the argument with Tommy and maybe feels guilty about it, though she can't or won't say as much. Again, why would she even be sad about it though if Tommy was just a pawn to be sacrificed in service of her money-making goals?
Both moments suggested to me that Quinn genuinely thought of Tommy as a friend, which is why her conscience was pricked both times. True, she doesn't act on it, but suppressing those feelings doesn't mean they aren't there.
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In soviet russia box kick you!"I expect a mini-kickboxing tournament in college" is that normal in mother russia?
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I agree with you, but it still remains to be clarified: who is using whom
is it Quinn working for Burke, or is it Burke covering for Quinn in exchange for some favors? Is Burke the best customer of the restaurant or is he the owner?
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Does anyone knows if I can help Jill on her concert, playing guitar without being interested on her, just as a friend? I don't want her, my choices are Sage, Quinn and Others (Riona, Lily, Envy). I get all these girls I mentioned with neutral affinity. I only play as neutral and I get all girls I want such as Josy, and the ones mentioned above. Can I get a friend path with Jill with no sex or loving interest? In my game play I don't help her for some reason, I now am confused if I practice the guitar, maybe I didnt, but I want to make sure I can help her without sexual interest. please let me know.
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There's no hair there. Those are skin wrinkles.
Are you trying to play the game on Android? I recall reading that if you do it automatically selects 'others' for you, regardless of what you want.
Outside of the 69 scene in Chapter 7, I don't think there's anything about Bella that requires being a CHICK. I went after her in my massive DIK playthrough.
And if you're going to play with incest nicknames, at least do it right. There's no space in "stepbrother", it's a compound word. Unless it involves the words great or grand, in which case you hyphenate.
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i would say he is the owner or at least a major partner and of course being owner/partner has his perks, like eating for free
another thing, i think people is being too harsh with quinn. we still dont know the full story and we dont know if she does what she does because she wants it or because she is trapped in that life. when she gets beat up and robbed and goes to the dik mansion, she looks defeated, sad, worried. i think that if she liked that life she would be angry, pissed about losing the package and the money of that and she doesnt. even MC notices that. i dont think quinn is a bad girl, she's probably one girl stucked in a shitty life and she cant get out all by herself.
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Yes you can help her anytime, even on Full DIK Manwhore WT without any interest in Jill. You have just to learn to play the Song for her in the Freeroam events.
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I wasn't talking about sex either. I am talking about she quitting that life. Yes she has an interest now in expand her business. And I am pretty sure the things about pimp the girls is a deal with the dean. But what I said is that she can pretty much leave this life to live something else. Many women have left this life. In my country an ex Escort, or Prostitute, whatever you wanna call it, Wrote a book about her life as prostitute, she finished her college, her book became a best seller and they even made a movie about it. That life is behind her. She is now married and has a kid and is a digital influencer. The girl I mentioned in my personal experience. I met her in a house like "pink Rose", She also wanted to change her life, and at the time she dealt drugs to the clients in the house she worked. I had friends who would buy weed from her and even cocaine. I never was someone into drugs. But I liked her. We had a thing. She lived with me for a while and by my own mistakes, being jealous and all, we broke up. She now lives in ireland, she has her own flower shop (at least that was her business last time we talk few years ago) and she was in a new relationship and pregnant.
I am not saying Quinn will change. I have no idea what DPC has prepared for her. What I know is that I am all in on that relationship. I believe she can change a lot by being in a relationship with MC. But if she doesn't, I will decide if I still want to be with her or not depending on how it goes. I am not here to Judge anyone.