Every girlfriend "loved" me, but no one waited virgin 5 years for me
This is a huge sacrifice, quite insane, to which it is impossible to remain indifferent.
So if you had an option to pick Jaye, Tara, Jill and Jeane, you'd pick Jill every time?
No offense but I find that train of thought ridiculous.
Of all the issues people could have had with this game, I'm still amazed you guys are so hung up on the fact that she might still be virgin or not ô_ô
It's just a topic of discussion. I don't have any issues with it (nor do I think
felicemastronzo and
WICKEDp4th have issues with it), I've said it many times before - I don't care if Jaye is a virgin or not. I'd still pick her every time.
People with cuck fetishes get very angry at games that don't pander to them and get upset if every LI hasn't had 50 dicks by the time the story starts.
People can like what they want I guess but I don't know why we need the same tantrum for the umpteenth time in this thread.
No one's throwing a tantrum. It's just a conversation about the LI's and their past. I don't see how you got that impression.
It's not like Jaye waited all that time thinking "mc is gonna return anyday now".
If you maxed her points in the prologue you left such an impression on her that subconsciously she started comparing other guys to you, and that made her lose any interest in them. Besides in all that time she had Tara to relieve her of all sexual frustration anyway.
You raise a valid general problem common to most AVNs, just on the wrong game cause here both girls have a reasonable back-story to justify it and are still very young to boot (what are they, 23 now?).
It's an issue with all AVN's anyway. The MC has to be the best at everything, the most liked guy and the one who's always right and whenever he loses/makes mistakes it isn't of his own accord, but due to circumstances that aren't in his control.
I think Chasing Sunsets does well to avoid that trope. We've already seen Alex make mistakes and cause things to go wrong, due to his actions. We've also seen him be vulnerable and be overwhelmed with guilt because of his actions. I think it's good writing in terms of personality and characterization.
The distinction about Jaye seems weak to me. If no one was up to MC's standards, it doesn't seem that far off to say that in fact she waited for him. A beautiful 18-19 year old girl.. What she did or didn't do with Tara is irrelevant.
It seems that Jaye already knew at the end of the Prologue who she loved and who she wanted to be with. It's the circumstances and the misunderstanding of the subsequent events that followed that lead to the breakdown of the relationship with the MC.
Jaye was presented as fiery, impulsive, stubborn, independent and incredibly headstrong. She doesn't like it when people stick their noses in her business (as was shown with the girl that got punched in the throat and the MC at her graduation party).
If she's virgin or not at this point is irrelevant, the point is that she wanted to save herself for the MC. She loved him more than anyone else at that point, though she might not have realized it. Perhaps she discovered those feelings after MC ran away and the feelings overwhelmed her.
Mallory on the other point as personality and presentation is heavily contrasting to Jaye. Some people perceive Mallory as a pity case and that's wrong IMO. Mallory, while reserved and shy, is still capable of doing incredibly daring actions. We learn that she had bad experiences before (that she's a Sarah clone in an entirely different matter). Mallory though, IMO, does suffer from not being as clearly defined as Jaye for example. I feel, personally, that I understand Jaye better, while at times I do scratch my head at things Mallory says or does.
Let me state this for the record, I don't think Mallory is a badly written character at all. I guess that the devs wanted to leave that feeling of mystique and make us wonder about her more.
So you could say that with Jaye, you practically play with open cards while with Mallory, not all cards are still revealed and there's still to come.
