Played it again. Really great game. The two scens of the wife opening the fridge and while talking with Justin at the table are wow .
Not entirely true.
After painting the fence with Justin, she can offer the use of the shower as Justin and Shelly's is under renovation. If MC offers it, he accepts. She has a choice to peek at Justin or not. If she does, she gets caught by Justin and during their conversation the husband comes home earlier than expected. MC wants to hide Justin for whatever reason, and the MC has a few choices including hiding him in the shower. If you choose that one, she strips and pushes him further into the shower and then gets in closing the curtain; pretending she's having a shower. The husband pops into the bathroom and there's a funnily awkward scene that develops. Justin, of course, gets hard checking out the naked backside of MC. MC has a choice to slide herself backwards and rub Justin's cock between her thighs and gets them both off.
It's not a penetrative sex scene no, but a thigh job in which they both get off.
There's also the "dream" sequence the plumber has if she doesn't react to getting soaked and invites him for tea.
Just wanna comment.
The game clearly uses a lot of idioms, and is translated from another language into English through an auto translation program/app, and the result is an absolutely painful read for a native speaker.
You can sort of get the gist of what is being said, but a lot of it is verging on nonsensical to a native speaker.
Just a tip to any aspiring devs who may read this and you're looking to deliver a game from your native tongue, to english.
Do not use idioms. They do not translate. Try to keep the language basic if you're using an auto translate so you don't get gems like "You can't put effort on bread".
The game clearly uses a lot of idioms, and is translated from another language into English through an auto translation program/app, and the result is an absolutely painful read for a native speaker.
You can sort of get the gist of what is being said, but a lot of it is verging on nonsensical to a native speaker.
Just a tip to any aspiring devs who may read this and you're looking to deliver a game from your native tongue, to english.
Do not use idioms. They do not translate. Try to keep the language basic if you're using an auto translate so you don't get gems like "You can't put effort on bread".
Currently playing and the game seems great with great potential. Tyler seems angry with the MC for no reason and it seems i missed one scene with him. Guess chosing loosing morality and being corrupt does that, hehe.
Perhaps Tyler doesn't loves his wife and is plotting on how to get someone to steal her
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To me, it's a pretty common trope for FMC's spouses. The spouse is single-mindedly focused on bettering their career and getting more money, in order to better the life of their spouse/family (MC/player). At best they can provide for them, but are mentally and emotionally absent and the stress wears them down so they are bitter/angry at not being appreciated. At worst, they struggle without ever getting ahead and they get bitter/angry at their failure. Meanwhile the FMC just wants their spouse to be there for them, and generally could care less about the money obsession. It's an easy way, within a game's lore, to justify 'stepping out' on him. "Look at how bad he's treating her, he deserves this!" or something to that effect.
Assuming I'm reading all the conversations with the right tone, which can be hard in translated games, Tyler is a master of backhanded comments. In one of the kitchen scenes he gets really bitter because she dares to only make a cup of coffee for herself and none for him. The travesty, that of course requires a couple of snide comments because she deserves it! Every playthrough I do now, I purposefully only make a cup for Emma... because screw him and his snide/digging comments.
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Lack of ambition & being a doormat would never make a chick look for 'greener pastures'To me, it's a pretty common trope for FMC's spouses. The spouse is single-mindedly focused on bettering their career and getting more money, in order to better the life of their spouse/family (MC/player). At best they can provide for them, but are mentally and emotionally absent and the stress wears them down so they are bitter/angry at not being appreciated. At worst, they struggle without ever getting ahead and they get bitter/angry at their failure. Meanwhile the FMC just wants their spouse to be there for them, and generally could care less about the money obsession. It's an easy way, within a game's lore, to justify 'stepping out' on him. "Look at how bad he's treating her, he deserves this!" or something to that effect.
Assuming I'm reading all the conversations with the right tone, which can be hard in translated games, Tyler is a master of backhanded comments. In one of the kitchen scenes he gets really bitter because she dares to only make a cup of coffee for herself and none for him. The travesty, that of course requires a couple of snide comments because she deserves it! Every playthrough I do now, I purposefully only make a cup for Emma... because screw him and his snide/digging comments.
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It’s a trope because it is rooted in reality. Lack of emotional support is a big factor in women “stepping out.” The justification is very much *I deserve to be seen and loved!” Validation of being desired also goes hand in hand.To me, it's a pretty common trope for FMC's spouses. The spouse is single-mindedly focused on bettering their career and getting more money, in order to better the life of their spouse/family (MC/player). At best they can provide for them, but are mentally and emotionally absent and the stress wears them down so they are bitter/angry at not being appreciated. At worst, they struggle without ever getting ahead and they get bitter/angry at their failure. Meanwhile the FMC just wants their spouse to be there for them, and generally could care less about the money obsession. It's an easy way, within a game's lore, to justify 'stepping out' on him. "Look at how bad he's treating her, he deserves this!" or something to that effect.
Assuming I'm reading all the conversations with the right tone, which can be hard in translated games, Tyler is a master of backhanded comments. In one of the kitchen scenes he gets really bitter because she dares to only make a cup of coffee for herself and none for him. The travesty, that of course requires a couple of snide comments because she deserves it! Every playthrough I do now, I purposefully only make a cup for Emma... because screw him and his snide/digging comments.
Oh don't get me wrong, I'm not saying it's inaccurate. It is very much based in reality. It wasn't my intent to say it was a bad trope. I was providing some details on the background of it because they commented that Tyle always seems mad for no reason. There's a reason why it's well used in a lot of successful games, because as you said it's relatable. If Tyler was emotionally available and acted like he wanted/desired her outside the times he expects sex, then she'd like not feel the need to cheat on him. And then we'd have a game that really only has a 'Tyler' path. It's because of his huge deficiencies that really sets up the story as why she can end up looking for affection and desirability with others.
For myself, that's why I always pick the little snub options whenever possible. Just because I can, and it's an easy way to "rebel" against him. When Emma makes coffee that one morning, I always choose to make just a cup just for her. Same with when early in the game, she wonders if she should continue cleaning/unpacking or relaxing, I always choose to relax for the exact same reason.
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Boundaries of Morality [v0.350] High FrameRate mode
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Going to a bar, THEN finding out you don't want to be there, isn't really the same thing as just not going to the bar at all. The 2 decisions speak differently about a person and who they are.
If the 2 decisions lead to the same outcome, and don't change any stats in a game, then I can see it being pointless.
So, in that case, make them give different stats, and you won't get the scene, but it will still make sense to have a choice.