Flirting with Jade can still be lethal to the Sage relationship though (since that is what Geralt means looking at his mean).
Not the video. If we stay at the flirtation in the classroom there is some guilt mc confronts Jade and it seems to end there. Including declaration of love.
Not exactly a time skip but since Season 3 an episode approximately represents a month, so it's just those times that went fast by.
But, that’s the entire problem with the writing of this game isn’t it? A lot of people (in this thread) have been trying to role-play the shit out of this game. Trying to force outcomes, conclusions, and endings that will never happen. The first seasons of this AVN were brilliant in that DPC knows how to write and render characters that suck you immediately into his world. It was engaging and, dare I say fun, for awhile. And, like so many other writers, he’s losing something along the way. How many authors do you notice with powerful starts and mid (or worse) finishes? I still fear this is AL (or Mass Effect) all over again. There is one central plot DPC has in mind, he has too many subplots and characters now for our “role-playing” to make sense anymore. So, “why play so-and-so path, it doesn’t make sense”? Why not? It’s just a game. Maybe it’ll be great when it’s done, maybe not… We unfortunately keep being reminded of exactly that, it’s not brilliant writing. That said, the author is also never going to be able to please everyone and I think it’s becoming clear that isn’t the goal anyway. So, MC-horny-for-everyone-group so that we can watch the world burn? Game goals, here I come! Maybe it will pay off! Maybe it won’t, oh well…
Only Derek knows about the physical abuse but as of the library planning meeting, Sage, Jill and Bella all know that Patrick is threatening Maya's education funding because she's dating Josy. True, we don't know how much Maya shared but they (especially Jill) could have interpreted what's going on as a form of psychological abuse or "bullying." Yes, Maya's tuition plot is extremely forced overall and glad that's over. All things considered, outside of certain paths, the MG group just doesn't seem that forced imo. DPC could have given no signs whatsoever that they were all interacting and then it would have really seemed forced.
On my Cheat Jill run, I went all out:I want to play a cheat on Jill playthough from season 1. I'm gonna go for a NEUTRAL affinity. How are you guys doing your own playthroughs? Quinn, no Quinn? Restaurant, no restaurant?
you can get the restaurant but you cant get too many chick points nor can you get too many dik points and when it comes time for major decisions try to keep the dik/chick major choices balanced and try not to be on any other main girls route the side girls are okI want to play a cheat on Jill playthough from season 1. I'm gonna go for a NEUTRAL affinity. How are you guys doing your own playthroughs? Quinn, no Quinn? Restaurant, no restaurant?
Of course he still feels guilty, but now he just doesn't have anyone to share this with.
Agreed that the decision to share that info is probably better left to Sage, but once the decision to share it with Josy was made I think it's better to be honest about her knowing. It'll probably come out sooner or later, and the longer it's been, the more it'll probably hurt.
Still funny scenario when Chad confronts MC in the library:
Mel always wanted something more, initially it was just more of that dick, but she's much more amorous than Sarah. Smitten with MC
You are correct. My comment was more about 'mutually exclusive' as opposed to having a story behind it. There's very, very, few mutually exclusive LIs or main Side Girls right now, so it was interesting to notw what the choices are.
Haha, yeah. Still, the fact they knew and weren't bullying or threatening him seemed to make quite an impression on Chad. He seemed much more like he was vulnerable and remorseful instead of angry when he learned Sage knew and was processing that she hadn't taken it out on him.
I wonder if Chad will have made the connection with when Sage gave him the chance to be honest one last time, but he still didn't.
