Now Im beginning to think Ive mixed shit up somewhere.
Until now i would have sworn upside down that it was printed somewhere. That the story of BaDik would span a year of College and a bit more, DPC could make a sequel for more years but would rather make games from newer ideas that have percolated.
Dude, HOTs already WAS a 50-50 fractured sorority:
Lovely game but how can you take it this serious? MC coming of age? How? He has no other chance but to be the alpha of the whole campus right away, beating up guys that are years older and way bigger than him, f-king every single thing that moves including teachers, etc. This is not coming to age, this is f-king Rambo from day one. MC is a superhero from the beginning, there is really no path or development or any serious story whatsoever. MC can f.k about 6 or 7 girls on the day of the mansion party. This is anything BUT a realistic story. MC gets hurt? When? He never gets hurt, when he gets slapped in the face the guy gets expelled from the alphas right away. When his roommate is a jerk, we find out that he is actually gay. He always gets on top of situations, he has basically nothing to worry about, not even that the girls he is f-king might get jealous or anything.
Ah, I see we have someone who did not choose the patrician CHICK route.
You are right in everything you sayd. But the issue is that it's a porn game. It's more about realizing fantasies than building realistic outcomes. In that regard both sides, the porn and the story, are constantly at conflict.
And where would be the fun in that ?can you two get a room and get it over with already
It's still at the foreplay... 
you are so unrefined.
No. That wasn't the ending. We had a whole act to slog through after that.
It only leads to a divergent game if the outcomes are wildly disparate. As we've seen, DPC is happy to keep us on rails for the big moments. My guess is Zoey *will* make another play for the MC regardless of what we do (probably late in Season 3), it's just the style of her play that will change. So effectively it will be just flavor, albeit flavor DPC spent an inordinate amount of effort setting up. We'll have to wait and see if I'm right, though.
Sigh. This is why we can't have nice things. (Though I'll give DPC a pass if the MC can at least call Riona out on having forgotten to get a costume.)
I'm not sure what realism has to do with it. This is an XXX romantic comedy, not a prestige drama. The MC may be a superhero, but he was still a wet-behind-the-ears, largely disrespected superhero when he arrived on campus. Now he's desired by a large swathe of girls and venerated by his frat brothers, so the question turns to what he wants now that he has so much to choose from. Hence a story arc.
Several. None from the developer however.
The slap was spontaneous, so not planned and therefore not a brilliant plan by Maya. What kind of ideas do some people get?
But the girls who saw it note that Quinn did nothing about it, or that there was no serious reaction from Quinn. That makes Quinn a toothless tiger and therefore vulnerable. It has weakened Quinn, and when there is blood in the water, the sharks come. It's just a matter of time.
Mona and Riona have definitely seen Maya beat Quinn. Mona leaves after probably talking to Stephen Burke. But what they discussed, we don't know. Riona is slowly but surely turning away from Quinn, as we can see in EP8. Sage has also heard about the incident and is talking to Maya and trying to get in touch with Mona. Camila is also not as attached to Quinn as she was until the end of EP6.
Yes, Lily has gotten a little closer to Quinn, but that doesn't mean anything because Lily wants drugs and Lily herself has sharp teeth that she can use to inflict gaping wounds on Quinn. Lily has shown from the beginning that she is not impressed with Quinn.
Because Sage feels connected to Maya, because Sage was the way Maya currently is, Quinn is further cornered.
Can we now assume that the slap was the catalyst for all of this? No. But the slap hastened Quinn's likely demise, and it did so without an elaborate plan.
Buff-Josy can choke me in her arms and I wouldn't mind.
Ugh please don't remind me of this. Everytime I have to
Unless you actively start fights and deliberately lose (who actually does that?), I'd argue these scenes aren't exactly loser scenes though. You can't avoid the bullying in the beginning anyway, you don't play Quinn's games, you stand up for Lily (and subsequently get hit with a bottle), you are a bigger person than Tommy and I thought the slap from Sally was rather playful, much like their DnG interactions.
