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Aww fuck me runningCheat points are not put an each individual MG, but "put on" the MC. So even the cheat points you get during ep 9 and 10 can screw up your love route with Sage.
Aww fuck me runningCheat points are not put an each individual MG, but "put on" the MC. So even the cheat points you get during ep 9 and 10 can screw up your love route with Sage.
This episode she got blue eyes!Just got a scene with Riona at the thanksgiving barbecue where she has yellow eyes and a tail after I ate the mushroom, never seen that before, or never noticed at least. What other altered scenes are there when taking mushrooms?
MC gets abducted by the anal probe squad and there's also dinosaursJust got a scene with Riona at the thanksgiving barbecue where she has yellow eyes and a tail after I ate the mushroom, never seen that before, or never noticed at least. What other altered scenes are there when taking mushrooms?
And she finally got rid of that eyebrow piercingThis episode she got blue eyes!
(sorry sorry)
Too soon man lolAnd she finally got rid of that eyebrow piercing![]()
For me, DPC's biggest mistake is that he didn't write development arc and personality for Josy from the very beginning. She was just an addition to Maya and her problems, a kind of DLC for a polyamorous experiment. Now, if Maya's problems are solved with a good outcome, then what's next?Because it comes out of nowhere. I thought she was joining a dating site, and starting a blog, and moving on. But the Maya issue is also resolved poorly, since your previous choices didn't amount to much. Maya at least gets a resolution (i.e. makes money to have her own loan, has a talk with her dad). If you didn't get the contract last episode, then there's a +5/-5 Maya/Josy or Josy/Maya choice, implying that someone here is going to dislike the MC in some way. (And getting the contract should be a +5/+5 to both, or something similar.) Which could work as a throuple conflict, which is what we expect. But instead of DPC doing that, even if Josy is favoured, she still goes wah. If you went the throuple and date route with Josy, and the 2nd date of "I love you", she still goes wah.
It's silly because most young adults are trying to figure themselves out anyway in post-sec school, but not to the point of emotional or identity confusion. Or at least not someone with a supposedly healthy personality like Josy, who's willing to have BDSM throuple sex, or who should already be mature enough to accept liking two people at once, encouraging Maya to get a tongue ring, has a blog, gives fashion advice, etc. But now, for some reason, she's confused about her life, and thus: can admit she still has a crush, but can't admit she loves Maya because...wah?
Without doing a proper score check in Episode 11 for an actual "change" or whatever, we don't know what a "Polygamous Shiftie" is to Josy. No buildup of the longest standing -- and probalby the most mature -- girl who, aside from still pining for MC, seemed totally cool until now, even joining a dating site? (Or whatever that profile thing was last episode or so?) No matter what you do, Josy has problems out of nowhere. When previously, we thought it was because we weren't on her path/throuple path, and she's still has a crush (which she admits to. Who knew having a crush makes you question your path in life? Oh wait it doesn't.)
She's now just another Zoey, whose character arc we've already seen completed.
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Josy should have just stayed the easy-going girl-next-door from the beginning, a tremolo/josy relationship doesnt even need big drama to move forward at this point anymoreFor me, DPC's biggest mistake is that he didn't write development arc and personality for Josy from the very beginning. She was just an addition to Maya and her problems, a kind of DLC for a polyamorous experiment. Now, if Maya's problems are solved with a good outcome, then what's next?
DPC is trying to quickly write something for her, come up with a hobby and a new drama: identity crisis Josy "I don't know who I am", "I don't know if I love Maya", "I'm unhappy". Some cheap fast-written drama. It looks boring in comparison with a bunch of other LIs with their complex personalities and tragic backstories, Josy looks lost here among this variety of wonderful characters.
Even if we compare two dates - Josy and Maya on Throuple route, which starting to branch on auto: Maya's is a huge W.
And comparing her with Zoey, they are completely different characters. Zoey story is about unspoken words that were needed in time and an attempt to return to the past, but unlike Josy, she is interesting, cool, talented, bright against the background of other LIs. This is a girl with you want to take a beer and have a heart-to-heart talk about life, easy vibing with her.
Ida, the catfish from Swyper and Micha's fat "friend".who is the Santa?
What's your definition of mature? Because Josy never seemed the most mature to me. She encouraged "destruction of property" lol drawing on Steve's employee of the month pic. Then she wanted to move away from it all because B&R was taking too long to accept her from the waitlist...sure she's tried to be supportive of Maya but that alone doesn't prove her being the most mature. Unless you're saying most mature compared to Maya? I mean, it's not mature to just go along with whatever the MC decides in terms of the possible throuple relationship because she was afraid of being alone.Because it comes out of nowhere. I thought she was joining a dating site, and starting a blog, and moving on. But the Maya issue is also resolved poorly, since your previous choices didn't amount to much. Maya at least gets a resolution (i.e. makes money to have her own loan, has a talk with her dad). If you didn't get the contract last episode, then there's a +5/-5 Maya/Josy or Josy/Maya choice, implying that someone here is going to dislike the MC in some way. (And getting the contract should be a +5/+5 to both, or something similar.) Which could work as a throuple conflict, which is what we expect. But instead of DPC doing that, even if Josy is favoured, she still goes wah. If you went the throuple and date route with Josy, and the 2nd date of "I love you", she still goes wah.
It's silly because most young adults are trying to figure themselves out anyway in post-sec school, but not to the point of emotional or identity confusion. Or at least not someone with a supposedly healthy personality like Josy, who's willing to have BDSM throuple sex, or who should already be mature enough to accept liking two people at once, encouraging Maya to get a tongue ring, has a blog, gives fashion advice, etc. But now, for some reason, she's confused about her life, and thus: can admit she still has a crush, but can't admit she loves Maya because...wah?
Without doing a proper score check in Episode 11 for an actual "change" or whatever, we don't know what a "Polygamous Shiftie" is to Josy. No buildup of the longest standing -- and probalby the most mature -- girl who, aside from still pining for MC, seemed totally cool until now, even joining a dating site? (Or whatever that profile thing was last episode or so?) No matter what you do, Josy has problems out of nowhere. When previously, we thought it was because we weren't on her path/throuple path, and she's still has a crush (which she admits to. Who knew having a crush makes you question your path in life? Oh wait it doesn't.)
For me, DPC's biggest mistake is that he didn't write development arc and personality for Josy from the very beginning. She was just an addition to Maya and her problems, a kind of DLC for a polyamorous experiment. Now, if Maya's problems are solved with a good outcome, then what's next?
DPC is trying to quickly write something for her, come up with a hobby and a new drama: identity crisis Josy "I don't know who I am", "I don't know if I love Maya", "I'm unhappy". Some cheap fast-written drama. It looks boring in comparison with a bunch of other LIs with their complex personalities and tragic backstories, Josy looks lost here among this variety of wonderful characters.
Even if we compare two dates - Josy and Maya on Throuple route, which starting to branch on auto: Maya's is a huge W.
And comparing her with Zoey, they are completely different characters. Zoey story is about unspoken words that were needed in time and an attempt to return to the past, but unlike Josy, she is interesting, cool, talented, bright against the background of other LIs. This is a girl with you want to take a beer and have a heart-to-heart talk about life, easy vibing with her.
I'd argue that Josy came off as insecure early on (in her relationships, her future before she got accepted to B&R, and her height insecurity). But yeah DPC didn't really develop her enough so now it feels like her crisis storyline came out of nowhere.Josy should have just stayed the easy-going girl-next-door from the beginning, a tremolo/josy relationship doesnt even need big drama to move forward at this point anymore
But she turned into so much of a nothing burger, additionally got suddenly insecure and shallow and starts the worst hobby possible, ugh
You see, for a game of this caliber, this is not enough.Josy should have just stayed the easy-going girl-next-door from the beginning, a tremolo/josy relationship doesnt even need big drama to move forward at this point anymore
But she turned into so much of a nothing burger, additionally got suddenly insecure and shallow and starts the worst hobby possible, ugh
Nah i think its the opposite and would make her stand out on her own.You see, for a game of this caliber, this is not enough.
We have:
Sage. Girl with a tragic story, abandoned by her biological family and now losing a second family in her life. The greatest fear is to be afraid of being abandoned. The path in relationships is the development of self-control and harmony. A natural leader, a party girl at first glance, but in her soul a person with high moral qualities and a philanthropist.
Bella. The only woman-mystery and a set of psychological problems with weird secrets. Wants to feel young and alive again.
Jill. A princess from the tower who gradually socializes and learns about the world around her. Daughter of rich parents who overprotect her and set high expectations of her, tried to "reprogram" her after the death of her rebellious sister. Image of a "good girl" who rebels a little. But not without problems, downgrade in writing in the second season.
Maya. The "Set her free" storyline with another tragedy. Has goals in life, living in a troubled family gave her the motivation to help other families - for this she went to college.
And then we have Josy, just a girl next door who doesn't know who she is. This is weak. And I'm not talking about the side girls, who are now opening up no worse than the main group.
It absolutely does not come out of nowhere. It's been plainly obvious for ages that Josy was a follower, someone who would just go along with the group and didn't have much of a voice or identity of her own. People were saying this for years, that she's setting aside a lot of her own needs because she felt like her focus needed to be on helping Maya, and then she acknowledges exactly this in Ep 11, proving all those people right.Because it comes out of nowhere.
Except that literally can happen for people in college. A lot of them come out of school with a certain personal identity but then in college, they're back to square one and who they were in high school doesn't generally work in college so reevaluation, reinvention, growth, and change is necessary and it can lead to an identity crisis in terms of figuring out who they really are and who they're going to be.It's silly because most young adults are trying to figure themselves out anyway in post-sec school, but not to the point of emotional or identity confusion.
Buddy, if you'd actually recognised how much she was struggling, which was clearly displayed, you wouldn't be saying this. Too many people, it seems, were blind to the obvious personal struggle going on within her and mistook what she was porjecting, the happy-go-lucky party girl, as her whole persona when it wasn't. That's what she projected to the world but inside she was lost and hurting and Ep 11 revealed what was already there.Or at least not someone with a supposedly healthy personality like Josy
Again, not "for some reason", it's always been there. She just finally reached the point where she had to get it out her system and that's due to Maya's issues, the thing that was holding Josy from herself, being resolved. She's lost right now because for so long, her life was all about being there for someone else that she never took time for herself and now she has the opportunity to do so.But now, for some reason, she's confused about her life, and thus: can admit she still has a crush, but can't admit she loves Maya because...wah?
I don't believe this is being quickly written, because as I've been saying, this has been something of Josy's since the very beginning, being unsure of herself and her direction. If anything, I'd say it's just finally being addressed and if people didn't see this coming for her then they weren't paying very close attention.DPC is trying to quickly write something for her, come up with a hobby and a new drama: identity crisis Josy "I don't know who I am", "I don't know if I love Maya", "I'm unhappy". Some cheap fast-written drama. It looks boring in comparison with a bunch of other LIs with their complex personalities and tragic backstories, Josy looks lost here among this variety of wonderful characters.
I love that btw xDJosy should have just stayed the easy-going girl-next-door from the beginning, a tremolo/josy relationship doesnt even need big drama to move forward at this point anymore
But she turned into so much of a nothing burger, additionally got suddenly insecure and shallow and starts the worst hobby possible, ugh
That "easy-going girl-next-door" was a front, a smokescreen to hide the insecure, directionless, scared girl she actually is and always was and so many of you failed to pick up on this.Josy should have just stayed the easy-going girl-next-door from the beginning, a tremolo/josy relationship doesnt even need big drama to move forward at this point anymore
But she turned into so much of a nothing burger, additionally got suddenly insecure and shallow and starts the worst hobby possible, ugh
So you think that her main arc of "finding her identity" was planned from the very beginning? DPC really skimped on his talent in writing the characters here.I don't believe this is being quickly written, because as I've been saying, this has been something of Josy's since the very beginning, being unsure of herself and her direction. If anything, I'd say it's just finally being addressed and if people didn't see this coming for her then they weren't paying very close attention.
Don't you mean fatfishIda, the catfish from Swyper and Micha's fat "friend".
Imo that main arc was indeed planned from the beginning, but maybe not by becoming an influencer. My guess is that is just one of the many smaller side stories that writers decide upon while they're writing the story. It's also fitting: Many people who don't truly know who they are or want to do become influencers in modern times, at least for a while before they finally found "their true calling".So you think that her main arc of "finding her identity" was planned from the very beginning? DPC really skimped on his talent in writing the characters here.
Me: What do you do for a living?Imo that main arc was indeed planned from the beginning, but maybe not by becoming an influencer. My guess is that is just one of the many smaller side stories that writers decide upon while they're writing the story. It's also fitting: Many people who don't truly know who they are or want to do become influencers in modern times, at least for a while before they finally found "their true calling".