I make triplets, so 3 people reach precisely 100% in all tasks. Then couples: I proceed to give MC and Derek 50% in each task, so with them you can complete a room that is at zero. I also often wrote down the rooms stats, so at next round I just pump the points of the DIKs to reach 100% in that room, and no more. It's quite easy to manage. It becomes a bit annoying when you have many saves to play.
You fell into your own argument. You're not taking into account data from other mediums for BaD.
Will you miss out on something if you don't accept her offer?
Idk, chick dude wouldn't use restaurant, and DIK chad doesn't need to pay for sex.Will you miss out on anything if you don't accept her offer?
Hmmm... Let's think about it...
Well, you're missing the meaning of life, the light in the dark that gives hope, the guiding thread in the maze of despair.
And all that remains is the ashes of disappointment and the realization of the meaninglessness of existence.
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OK, I respect your opinion, but still he pays in the game.
The only thing you truly miss out on if you don't buy from the restaurant is the majority of Sarah and Mel's content. The only free fucks are shower sex with Mel (one of my favorite lewds), and technically Halloween night. I say "technically" because even that requires a previous lewd, so unless you got the shower scene then you need to buy from the restaurant.
That's true and scenes with all these HOTs can be obtained later but without the restaurant. If you're DIK then Quinn likes you anyway, Riona/Camila are available from Ep7, Sarah and Mel in Ep9, Lily is independent. We have little to lose.
The Jill money one was interesting and unexpected. She's rich and you wouldn't expect her to notice it missing. Meanwhile Maya is constantly watching her pennies, and you (can) steal so much more from her, and she never says a word.
Stealing from Jill is such an odd thing. Because in the rest of the game, you can steal money from literally everywhere—including Maya's dorm, and her room back home, which is obviously fucked up considering the story. But those are all gameplay mechanics, as opposed to Jill's money, where you actually have to choose the steal option. That alone should've made it clear this isn't just a harmless thing, and is different from the other times.
Look, it's clearly a metaphor for regressive taxation policies such as a general sales tax and attitudes towards it within society.
Spock has already answered here, I can add that it doesn't matter that she is rich, the act itself does not justify it, and the way MC tried to justify himself to her "Well, it's not much money, let me give it back to you" makes it even worse.
I never steal from Jill. Unless you hate her or are role-playing a DIK, there's really no reason to either when there's money all over the place. It's obvious bait, being the only time an option is presented to steal or not.
I've never seen that scene, I thought I did steal the money on one of the playthroughs, but I guess not.
I just changed the variable on a save or two where I took it
In case anyone is wandering it's "ep2_stole_money"
