blackbishop101
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- Feb 3, 2019
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To me Episode 8 has "jumped the shark".
There is no way the MC does not know that Sage is the adopted daughter of the principal and Jade. It is such an enormous thing that even the walls of the faculty would be talking about it all the time. There is no need for the MC to ask, just listen to casual conversations in the surroundings. Same thing with Tybalt, but that at least was not really relevant to the storyline.
Also think how much Quinn should despise Sage; she runs a prostitution ring on behalf of her foster dad under her nose while Sage plays leader of the HOTs.
This game has many inconsistencies about character development: i.e. Maya converting to straight sex, Bella and Jill not sharing the MC (yet), but the latest revelation about Sage is a poke in the eye, and it is unwarranted.
To me Episode 8 has "jumped the shark".
There is no way the MC does not know that Sage is the adopted daughter of the principal and Jade. It is such an enormous thing that even the walls of the faculty would be talking about it all the time. There is no need for the MC to ask, just listen to casual conversations in the surroundings. Same thing with Tybalt, but that at least was not really relevant to the storyline.
Also think how much Quinn should despise Sage; she runs a prostitution ring on behalf of her foster dad under her nose while Sage plays leader of the HOTs.
This game has many inconsistencies about character development: i.e. Maya converting to straight sex, Bella and Jill not sharing the MC (yet), but the latest revelation about Sage is a poke in the eye, and it is unwarranted.