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He said "Hi" at the parking lot.latest rebuilt version has Eric barely introduced. I am not sure if he even appeared or was only mentioned
If it was up to me, he could stay there
He said "Hi" at the parking lot.latest rebuilt version has Eric barely introduced. I am not sure if he even appeared or was only mentioned
A abbrevation for a japanese term that describes a story mechanic: The protagonist catches another guy stealing his love interest(s) and suffers.What is NTR?
the most overused misused term on this siteWhat is NTR?
No. It's about corrupting the family and of course the cameras ("big brother").But this game was born with the idea of ntr, or am I wrong?
It's always the noisy minority complaining about NTR... if Eric leaves the game ends like it happened in 100 % of cases in BB games around the worldI don't understand the complaints about the NTR. There are thousands and thousands of games where it is not present, why complain about a game where it is present and even optional as a choice? In this case, Eric is the real star of the game, without him the story would be flat and uninvolving.
That’s factually incorrect. Kira (NPC #4) and Eric (NPC#5) were both considered to be introduced in the demo.No. It's about corrupting the family and of course the cameras ("big brother").
Eric wasn't there in the beginning. He was added at some point because some annoyingly loud people demanded NTR. But his content was always kinda weak. Most story arcs didn't include him at all and once he was removed from the house (on two paths) he didn't have any influence on anything of course. But even if you kept him around on the third path, he would not take part in the upcoming story arcs. He was just there for the sake of it.
From your words, it turns out that in kindergarten, while all the children were playing in the sandbox, you read novels at the age of 6-7 years and did not put yourself in the place of the main character? Until your first literature lesson at school, you didn’t understand these novels. Maybe you were unique then there would be an article in the newspapers about you. ). I was also born in the Union in the sixties.P.S. I always found all this NTR Holly War amazing up to the point when I realized some people associate themselves with MCs. Which blew my mind. I never ever did that even when I was little kid reading all those novels. Which I did like most Soviet kids before I went to school. I never associated myself with MCs, I always observed.
As for porn it is ultimately "NTR" anyway ether way you see it. Whatever story is, you sit with the cock in your hand (in an empty room, hopefully) while someone else does the girl, not you.
I knew how to read and to do basic math before I went to school and I never considered it big deal.From your words, it turns out that in kindergarten, while all the children were playing in the sandbox, you read novels at the age of 6-7 years and did not put yourself in the place of the main character? Until your first literature lesson at school, you didn’t understand these novels. Maybe you were unique then there would be an article in the newspapers about you. ). I was also born in the Union in the sixties.
We were also taught in kindergarten to read, write, draw and sculpt from plasticine. I've never even heard of such a book. If I offended you in any way, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to. I don’t know English, and we’re not talking about the topic here. Good health to you, and the rest will follow!I knew how to read and to do basic math before I went to school and I never considered it big deal.
I actually remember they taught us reading, writing and drawing in a kindergarden. Was yours any different?
The first novel I finished was “Tomek in the Land of the Kangaroos” by Alfred Szklarski.
Mom used to read it to us, to me and to my little sister by chapter every evening. I was always dying to learn what’s next so I tried to read it myself. I ended up reading chapters beforehand, spoiled it to my sister and mom stopped reading it to us. My sister had a grudge at me because of it. It was sort of stupid but I was 7.
One of the things that is sought after in an RPG is the immersion of the story, and the same is true of reading a novel, bringing yourself into the protagonist of the game, which is an ability to empathize with most people. Going back to this game, the player brings himself into the role of MAX, which is also one of the goals of the game producers. The game is told from MAX's point of view. It's one of the reasons why the game remains so popular. Of course, ERIC's role is to create a problem for the protagonist, and defeating him is an incentive for the player to continue playing. But that doesn't mean players want to be defeated. As a game that has been updated for a long time, it is a challenge to keep players from leaving the game because of frustration. This is why the game has been avoiding direct NTR behavior. ,I knew how to read and to do basic math before I went to school and I never considered it big deal.
I actually remember they taught us reading, writing and drawing in a kindergarden. Was yours any different?
The first novel I finished was “Tomek in the Land of the Kangaroos” by Alfred Szklarski.
Mom used to read it to us, to me and to my little sister by chapter every evening. I was always dying to learn what’s next so I tried to read it myself. I ended up reading chapters beforehand, spoiled it to my sister and mom stopped reading it to us. My sister had a grudge at me because of it. It was sort of stupid but I was 7.