I do beg your pardon, sirrah, but were there any satisfaction to be found in such crude behavior in the first place, it would still pale in comparison to these moments:
You don't know that. Anthony, as already noted, is not a violent person. As for "the code," things like Niju Kun are still respected and taught for very good, and directly applicable to that situation, reasons.
I do beg your pardon, sirrah, but were there any satisfaction to be found in such crude behavior in the first place, it would still pale in comparison to these moments:
I think of it this way - the choices do not reflect only that exact moment in time and corresponding action, but the overall personality of the character. So Jill reacts not to a specific situation that happened in MC's past, but the abstraction that represents MC's identity as a whole, as implemented with considerations toward the medium's limitations.
It's not a bad way to allow both semblance of freedom of choice (and their consequences) as well as predetermined story progression.
I don't actually recall the exact circumstances surrounding this, so didn't want to throw a potentially incorrect interpretation of the scene. Either way, though, doesn't strike me as something to take offense at, considering where it's coming from.
Well, those are good but is it better than MC manhandling 2.5 assholes? Nah, don't think so
Agreed, Anthony doesn't seem like an outright violent guy, but Dawe and the other dude there, they meant business. But in that situation, Anthony would kick MC's ass too.
Whatever tho, can't change preferences hehe. Can we agree on knocking out Tyballs now tho?
Well, those are good but is it better than MC manhandling 2.5 assholes? Nah, don't think so
Agreed, Anthony doesn't seem like an outright violent guy, but Dawe and the other dude there, they meant business. But in that situation, Anthony would kick MC's ass too.
Whatever tho, can't change preferences hehe. Can we agree on knocking out Tyballs now tho?
Hell yes Wonder how much trouble will we get in for this ,
What we NEED to see on Ep 6 is Tyballs' reaction after checking his phone. It's a need, if not a must
Hell yes Wonder how much trouble will we get in for this ,
What we NEED to see on Ep 6 is Tyballs' reaction after checking his phone. It's a need, if not a must
Both options are great for different reasons. Greeting Tybalt with manners while walking out of the room and acting like spending a night with Jill was the most casual and natural thing is basically beating him at his own game. It's also the choice that doesn't make it look like a one night stand so it's more respectful towards Jill. Then again, maybe you don't want to act classy like them and being a bit immature is just perfectly fine for an 18-year old freshman who wants to stick it to the pretentious high class royalty.
As for me, ever since EP2 of LiS Before The Storm I have one simple rule: If the option presents itself, always go for the finger guns.
I hope it will have serious repercussions and spice up the story since it seemed like a very risky decision. But I don't care, I will always choose punching him lol, jerk deserves it so much.