That the same Baelish who in like the third episode of the show admits it's his weapon that was used in the inciting incident and everyone just fucking forgets that within seconds and instead proceeds to all get themselves killed?
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Damn, that's a thick Scottish accent there.
Couldn't understand a word that cat was saying...
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My slightly chaotic Sage run - lots of fucking around before it's official, and used the restaurant, but did NOT fuck with Jade, and rejected Zoey completely. Did the Camila threesome.
Followed by the exclusively Sage love run.
Followed by Death Wish - Chose Sage, but had used the resturant, fucked Jade and showed the DIKs the tape, and ended up leaving her for Zoey. I'm so entertained by the potential for fireworks here I am tempted to do this first, but my empathic embarrassment will never allow it.
After that, probably others (Lily), Others (less Lily), throuple, Jill, and Bella, in that order. Then whatever Other's route strikes my fancy.
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I expect Buddy to have been neutralised, and possibly Vinny taken out along with him - Buddy is almost entirely a problem for Quinn, and secondarily Riona, only impinging on Tremolo if the player picks one of them to pursue.
Vinny is much more of a personal antagonist for Tremolo - he's an ex-DIK, closely tied to Nick, and Tremolo has, literally and figuratively, taken his place in the DIK mansion, living in his library, and serving as heir apparent to the frat's leadership. He's a strong antagonist, but he's not quite final boss material - it'd be a little disappointing if it turns out he's been swept aside by Quinn's drug strike, but it wouldn't derail the rest of the game's plots. Most damningly, he has no real connection to any of the main girls except through Tremolo.
Stephen has something in common with Patrick - Maya's dad - he's at the heart of the problems for one or two of the main girls (Sage and possibly Bella) and resolving the situation with him will probably take a chunk of an episode, but he's not really a direct problem for Tremolo. Stephen's got a lot more connections than Patrick did, with links through Quinn and the "scholarship program" to Maya (and through Maya to Josy) and, of course, his role in Mona's departure also ties into that. And, of course, his interest in Bella gives her a stake in settling him beyond her friendship with Jade and Cathy. Overall, though, his role is largely as Sage's problem.
Magnar is a mastermind villain - he thinks he's Lex Luthor, but I agree with the comparison to Littlefinger - the success of his scheming relies on no-one realising he's behind it. He doesn't offer a very compelling confrontation, but he does have connections and impact all over the place - the Cathy cluck impacted Bella, Jill and the DIKs; the frat wars he stokes impact the HOTs, DIKs, Alphas, and Jill; he's tied into the game's economy for Seasons 1 and 2, and it turns out he's linked to the Brawler minigame - he's tied into so much, and he's at the same level as Tremolo and most of the other characters, unlike Vinny, who's playing by entirely different rules of engagement, or Stephen and Buddy who are operating at a higher level.
For a physical final boss, Caleb makes a lot of sense - from the start he's been the Alphas' dark reflection of Tremolo - the freshman pledge taking on a leadership role after excelling at things the frat values - the one strike against him (and it's a significant one) is that he's only really a nemesis for Tremolo, and even there it's not that personal.
My guess is:
- Buddy is already dealt with.
- Stephen is going to be an anticlimax and never really confronted directly.
- Vinny is going to shoot Tremolo (non-fatally), serving as a cliff-hanger, and get his ass dragged away by the cops.
- Magnar and Caleb combined are going to serve as the final boss: Magnar being defeated by bringing the frats together and comparing notes, but Caleb refusing to buy into Tremolo's story.
Vinny is much more of a personal antagonist for Tremolo - he's an ex-DIK, closely tied to Nick, and Tremolo has, literally and figuratively, taken his place in the DIK mansion, living in his library, and serving as heir apparent to the frat's leadership. He's a strong antagonist, but he's not quite final boss material - it'd be a little disappointing if it turns out he's been swept aside by Quinn's drug strike, but it wouldn't derail the rest of the game's plots. Most damningly, he has no real connection to any of the main girls except through Tremolo.
Stephen has something in common with Patrick - Maya's dad - he's at the heart of the problems for one or two of the main girls (Sage and possibly Bella) and resolving the situation with him will probably take a chunk of an episode, but he's not really a direct problem for Tremolo. Stephen's got a lot more connections than Patrick did, with links through Quinn and the "scholarship program" to Maya (and through Maya to Josy) and, of course, his role in Mona's departure also ties into that. And, of course, his interest in Bella gives her a stake in settling him beyond her friendship with Jade and Cathy. Overall, though, his role is largely as Sage's problem.
Magnar is a mastermind villain - he thinks he's Lex Luthor, but I agree with the comparison to Littlefinger - the success of his scheming relies on no-one realising he's behind it. He doesn't offer a very compelling confrontation, but he does have connections and impact all over the place - the Cathy cluck impacted Bella, Jill and the DIKs; the frat wars he stokes impact the HOTs, DIKs, Alphas, and Jill; he's tied into the game's economy for Seasons 1 and 2, and it turns out he's linked to the Brawler minigame - he's tied into so much, and he's at the same level as Tremolo and most of the other characters, unlike Vinny, who's playing by entirely different rules of engagement, or Stephen and Buddy who are operating at a higher level.
For a physical final boss, Caleb makes a lot of sense - from the start he's been the Alphas' dark reflection of Tremolo - the freshman pledge taking on a leadership role after excelling at things the frat values - the one strike against him (and it's a significant one) is that he's only really a nemesis for Tremolo, and even there it's not that personal.
My guess is:
- Buddy is already dealt with.
- Stephen is going to be an anticlimax and never really confronted directly.
- Vinny is going to shoot Tremolo (non-fatally), serving as a cliff-hanger, and get his ass dragged away by the cops.
- Magnar and Caleb combined are going to serve as the final boss: Magnar being defeated by bringing the frats together and comparing notes, but Caleb refusing to buy into Tremolo's story.
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Hello, everyone!
It's 2025, and I'm finally starting this game that I've been hearing about for quite some time now, and I wanted to know how to play the game to its fullest. Obviously, you have to start at the beginning, but since the downloads don't contain the full game, I started with S1-S2, and once I've done that, I wanted to know which link I should go to next?
It's 2025, and I'm finally starting this game that I've been hearing about for quite some time now, and I wanted to know how to play the game to its fullest. Obviously, you have to start at the beginning, but since the downloads don't contain the full game, I started with S1-S2, and once I've done that, I wanted to know which link I should go to next?
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Bazsa4 will see that as a win lol
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Damn, it's a bummer this game is so underrated. Hidden gem!
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Underrated how? Has one of the highest composite review scores here and on Steam, so that is rated quite highly.
Also, could hardly call it hidden, as I don't think any other game threads here have as many pages as this one. It's also in the top five adult games on Steam as far as sales go, so hidden from whom?
Either an alt-account troll, or brand spanking new to adult games. If so, welcome to the flagship AVN experience.
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This week has been all about static renders. I worked on the big scene I told you about last week. Most renders have been fairly fast to pose, but a few of them required some extra attention.
I estimate I'm 85% done with the scene and will complete it within a few more days.
I'm still undecided on what to do after. But I have a 100+ render scene written and ready to be posed, and I will also write another lewd scene soon. There's no shortage of work to be done.
The render queue will soon have fewer than 20 animations, which is usually the threshold where I need to refill the queue.
The PC upgrades have been wonderful, and the daily number of renders produced has noticeably increased. I've monitored everything closely this week to see if there's room for even more improvement. And I'm feeling positive that I can upgrade one more PC to squeeze out a bit extra render power.
I hope and aim to have another preview for you in the upcoming week.
Have a nice weekend
Dr PinkCake