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Are the other two I mentioned like that? Don't think so. Bad joke.Not wolfy / hairy enough?
Are the other two I mentioned like that? Don't think so. Bad joke.Not wolfy / hairy enough?
Now that I did some research on this.Hey guys why this game has not got sci-fi tag yet, When it literally talks about gene cloning and stuff?
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but it seems like you're on the same page with Jaye:I am not arguing that he wasn't doing it to save his life, but the alterations that were made to the scene completely altered the nature of the character.
In the original release, he's a rogue, not necessarily a "good" guy, but not a villain, either. Greedo looks like he wants to get the money and kill Han anyway, and would probably keep the money for himself. Han shoots him, proving to be smarter and faster to act.
After the edits, he's no longer a charming rogue who steps outside the law, he's a poor delivery boy who probably had no choice but to work for criminals, and he only fires in self-defense. Drastically different.
I don't doubt your book might say different, but that wasn't what happened in the OG movie and it doesn't count.
As such, Jaye is wrong. She witnessed a blasphemous copy of the scripture.
Almost as bad as replacing the officers' guns in ET with walkie-talkie radios.
Thank You, appreciate others seeing specific aspects and to convey them as well.I agree, but feel that later in the story, all that work gets wasted.
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Normal for Jaye to be ridiculously attractive? Yes, it is.Sorry , but I just notice this , WOW , she is WOW !!!!
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Is that Normal ??!!!!!!
I just went back to play the part of the funeral. MC tells George "Jaye hasn't answered any of my calls since that night" "If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have even known where the service was to be held."Thank You, appreciate others seeing specific aspects and to convey them as well.
Many situations placed this particular title in way of others within in it's writing-patterns.
Similar to other titles taking different yet similar .. lets say, unexpected turns(BADIK, Intertwined, ect ect).
Again, thank You for sharing!![]()
I believe he thought that he was only blocking his number from her phone, when instead he accidentally blocked it at the carrier level, and they didn't learn that until the meeting with Tara.I just went back to play the part of the funeral. MC tells George "Jaye hasn't answered any of my calls since that night" "If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have even known where the service was to be held."
From his explanation later, he was very aware that he blocked his number. So why would he lie like this?
Is a part of the story that remains quite steamy.I just went back to play the part of the funeral. MC tells George "Jaye hasn't answered any of my calls since that night" "If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have even known where the service was to be held."
From his explanation later, he was very aware that he blocked his number. So why would he lie like this?
This was my impression too. That or maybe he forgot about the block until Tara brought it up and genuinely assumed that Jaye could contact him up until that revelation.I believe he thought that he was only blocking his number from her phone, when instead he accidentally blocked it at the carrier level, and they didn't learn that until the meeting with Tara.
There are to many aspects in this AVN title to cover that are questionable in lieu of consistencies.I just went back to play the part of the funeral. MC tells George "Jaye hasn't answered any of my calls since that night" "If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have even known where the service was to be held."
From his explanation later, he was very aware that he blocked his number. So why would he lie like this? The explanation didn't made sense since if he got desperate enough to call her he could have called her, but also because it contradicts thinks shown before in the story. It would have made much more sense for Cristian to block him to get between them in those last days, and because their strained relationship they never noticed because they never called. It would have been better because it would reinforce how their lack of communication and that guy ruined their relationship. Cristian even behaved like a douche BF being hostile to MC. But if you want to retconn Cristian later as just a friend going through hard times that doesn't fit the narrative either.
It's not my story, so i don't get a say in how it goes, but is sad when a story that was great gets thrown out the window for what seems just the sake of adding plot twists (you thought that this was going on, but in reality it was this other thing! You never saw that coming!!!). I don't even like the three word genre, so normaly I would be all for the main LI not sleeping with someone else or dating someone else, but in this game that was one of the building blocks of the drama and angst.
Hope devs don't take this is a bad way, if i tough that the story is trash i would just drop it and not bother to type a word. It's because the game is so good and set the bar so high that those inconsistencies are so jarring
It's not impossible, but is the most unlikely scenario.I believe he thought that he was only blocking his number from her phone, when instead he accidentally blocked it at the carrier level, and they didn't learn that until the meeting with Tara.
I've changed phones a few times in the last decade, and while it always migrated my contact numbers it never remembered which numbers I had blocked. In the old times, however, I was able to block a number at the carrier via website.
Different companies, different tech, who knows?
Yeah, the MC's actions with regard to calling Jaye don't make much sense in light of the later revelation he blocked his own number on her phone. It could be a retcon, but that begs the question of who did place the block if it wasn't the MC; none of the other options seem to fit since we know Sarah, James and George were all eager to reunite the two.I just went back to play the part of the funeral. MC tells George "Jaye hasn't answered any of my calls since that night" "If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have even known where the service was to be held."
From his explanation later, he was very aware that he blocked his number. So why would he lie like this? The explanation didn't made sense since if he got desperate enough to call her he could have called her, but also because it contradicts thinks shown before in the story. It would have made much more sense for Cristian to block him to get between them in those last days, and because their strained relationship they never noticed because they never called. It would have been better because it would reinforce how their lack of communication and that guy ruined their relationship. Cristian even behaved like a douche BF being hostile to MC. But if you want to retconn Cristian later as just a friend going through hard times that doesn't fit the narrative either.
It's not my story, so i don't get a say in how it goes, but is sad when a story that was great gets thrown out the window for what seems just the sake of adding plot twists (you thought that this was going on, but in reality it was this other thing! You never saw that coming!!!). I don't even like the three word genre, so normaly I would be all for the main LI not sleeping with someone else or dating someone else, but in this game that was one of the building blocks of the drama and angst.
Hope devs don't take this is a bad way, if i tough that the story is trash i would just drop it and not bother to type a word. It's because the game is so good and set the bar so high that those inconsistencies are so jarring
even? and what would they have ever done to bring them together?none of the other options seem to fit since we know Sarah, James and George were all eager to reunite the two.
Yes, suspicious indeed... I'm beginning to think this was all orchestrated... a betrayal of the highest magnitude. James and Sarah are secret antagonists and they faked their deaths to manipulate Alex and Jaye into something nefarious!even? and what would they have ever done to bring them together?
it seems to me that as parents they have been rather passive, they let 2 inseparable siblings drift apart for over 10 years, and not even MC's escape prompted them to do anything to recompose the rift whose origin they knew perfectly well
To paraphrase "Yes, Prime Minister," things don't happen simply because parents are very keen on it! Sarah and James *wanted* the two siblings to reunite, but they weren't sure how to do that; forcing the issue could easily have made it much worse. IMHO they were too passive, but that's easy for me to say from the sidelines. Had the MC returned for Jaye's graduation, things would have looked substantially different.even? and what would they have ever done to bring them together?
it seems to me that as parents they have been rather passive, they let 2 inseparable siblings drift apart for over 10 years, and not even MC's escape prompted them to do anything to recompose the rift whose origin they knew perfectly well
WAIT WAIT!To paraphrase "Yes, Prime Minister," things don't happen simply because parents are very keen on it! Sarah and James *wanted* the two siblings to reunite, but they weren't sure how to do that; forcing the issue could easily have made it much worse. IMHO they were too passive, but that's easy for me to say from the sidelines. Had the MC returned for Jaye's graduation, things would have looked substantially different.
Actually, I think the song replacement in Return is the worst of the worst ... but the walkie-talkies is a close second. This thing you're talking about -- that Greedo pulled his gun out and got off a shot -- Not real. Some sort of Mandela effect ...I am not arguing that he wasn't doing it to save his life, but the alterations that were made to the scene completely altered the nature of the character.
In the original release, he's a rogue, not necessarily a "good" guy, but not a villain, either. Greedo looks like he wants to get the money and kill Han anyway, and would probably keep the money for himself. Han shoots him, proving to be smarter and faster to act.
After the edits, he's no longer a charming rogue who steps outside the law, he's a poor delivery boy who probably had no choice but to work for criminals, and he only fires in self-defense. Drastically different.
I don't doubt your book might say different, but that wasn't what happened in the OG movie and it doesn't count.
As such, Jaye is wrong. She witnessed a blasphemous copy of the scripture.
Almost as bad as replacing the officers' guns in ET with walkie-talkie radios.
Jaye's biggest nerd failure is her childhood argument about Han Solo. I accept everybody liking different characters, but Han fired the only shot. He wasn't shooting in self defense, he was proactive in eliminating an untrustworthy scumbag that would have killed him, if they'd been smarter.
But we still love her. Nobody is completely perfect.