- Sep 3, 2022
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There is no incest patch, and none is needed.
Also, it tells you in the changelog what v0.8a "only" patch is for...
You only need it if you have v0.8...
Also, it tells you in the changelog what v0.8a "only" patch is for...
You mean a all virgin route? Without boring fucking, just story? I approve!
Sounds like a really good idea to make this game and maybe revenge fuck her at the end in front of Mal & her ex-boyfriend who make out at the same time!
- Jun 14, 2020
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You can want this, but looking into the story I'm sure this won't happen. If you don't work with her, the company went to shit and nobody wins anything from it.
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- Aug 16, 2021
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You guys ever go back to the front page thread and see the screenshots? I think they're a little outdated and doesn't do this game any justice. Especially the renders from the later chapters are god-tier.
Would love to see updated screenshots to pull in even moreJaye fans support for this awesome game.
Would love to see updated screenshots to pull in even more
Good game except for the fact you can't have both Mallory and Jaye, it just ends the game. Plus if you're on both routes, you don't get Peanut.
- Jun 14, 2020
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It doesn't. You just have to be honest to both of them that there's another. Sure, in the future you'll have to decide between them obviously but until now you can have both plus Peanut at the same time.
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Probably in November or December, if we're lucky.
There is usually one update every 6 months. So, I would say late November or early December.
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Why is chef Tanaka so disrespectful in the beginning? It's strange because she later confesses she respected your mother very much.
If I respected someone who then died, I certainly wouldn't be rude towards their still-grieving child (who actually lost both parents).
I avoided Tanaka as much as I could on my Jaye-only playthrough and this has led to a game over in the last chapter. It's also bc I threw Christian offboard myself, but it just felt weird asking my sister to beat up a guy.
This really sucks, I either need to start a game from scratch or change variables which I know from experience can potentially lead to crashes later on
If I respected someone who then died, I certainly wouldn't be rude towards their still-grieving child (who actually lost both parents).
I avoided Tanaka as much as I could on my Jaye-only playthrough and this has led to a game over in the last chapter. It's also bc I threw Christian offboard myself, but it just felt weird asking my sister to beat up a guy.
This really sucks, I either need to start a game from scratch or change variables which I know from experience can potentially lead to crashes later on
- May 17, 2020
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Because players need reassurance, so at every opportunity the MC must be ridiculed.... The rape van, the jellyfish, the healing peeWhy is chef Tanaka so disrespectful in the beginning? It's strange because she later confesses she respected your mother very much.
If I respected someone who then died, I certainly wouldn't be rude towards their still-grieving child (who actually lost both parents).
I avoided Tanaka as much as I could on my Jaye-only playthrough and this has led to a game over in the last chapter. It's also bc I threw Christian offboard myself, but it just felt weird asking my sister to beat up a guy.
This really sucks, I either need to start a game from scratch or change variables which I know from experience can potentially lead to crashes later on
- Sep 30, 2019
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I don't understand your explanation, players need reassurance for what? (I personally liked the scenes you mentioned, they were all in good fun).
I'm mostly trying to understand the in-game character's motivation.
On a meta level, I know writers can make mistakes and have a character act illogically for various reasons (for plot, for laughs, etc). But I don't want to believe I got a game over because of bad writing, so I was wondering if I missed or misunderstood a scene that would logically explain Tanaka's behavior in-game.
- Sep 20, 2018
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I don't think Tanaka's initial disrespect is entirely unreasonable. She may have respected the MC's mom, but what she knew of the MC is that he bummed his way around the world on his parent's dime. For a driven, no nonsense woman like Tanaka I'm sure that made a terrible first impression - especially when the MC's first proper interaction with her was to hit on her. Once it becomes clear the MC is capable of applying himself, Tanaka warms to him quickly.Why is chef Tanaka so disrespectful in the beginning? It's strange because she later confesses she respected your mother very much.
If I respected someone who then died, I certainly wouldn't be rude towards their still-grieving child (who actually lost both parents).
I avoided Tanaka as much as I could on my Jaye-only playthrough and this has led to a game over in the last chapter. It's also bc I threw Christian offboard myself, but it just felt weird asking my sister to beat up a guy.
This really sucks, I either need to start a game from scratch or change variables which I know from experience can potentially lead to crashes later on
That said, I suspect the real reason Tanaka comes on so strong initially is to give the player a sense of accomplishment when we manage to tame her later. Whether it was a good idea to make that path necessary to complete the game (at least under some circumstances) is a separate question.
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You got a game over because you totally avoid Tanaka, therefore she don't agree to teach defensive techniques to you. In your playthrough in Ch2 your choice was Show Mr. Mendez off the Sunset, and in Ch7 you did not agree to learn defensive techniques from Tanaka. This two variable together cause the Game Over screen.
What is known about the MC is that he ran away, and now he comes back and is given the family jewels. Mallory has the same low opinion of the MC before spending time with him. A pretty boy who disappeared and, now that his parents are dead, has returned to take the wheel — or the money.Why is chef Tanaka so disrespectful in the beginning? It's strange because she later confesses she respected your mother very much.
If I respected someone who then died, I certainly wouldn't be rude towards their still-grieving child (who actually lost both parents).
I avoided Tanaka as much as I could on my Jaye-only playthrough and this has led to a game over in the last chapter. It's also bc I threw Christian offboard myself, but it just felt weird asking my sister to beat up a guy.
This really sucks, I either need to start a game from scratch or change variables which I know from experience can potentially lead to crashes later on
It is only after getting to know him that those around him fall in love and know that he is a stand-up guy. Chef Tanaka comes from a culture where respect is earned.
- May 17, 2020
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I am speaking in general, I am not from this game. The MC is usually the most criticised character, but it's not a trivial sexual issue, he's often considered the most stupid, the most selfish, unmanly, unconfident, any flaw can be referred to him. And being the only character we can minimally interact with, I don't think it's a coincidence.
If the MC is somehow downsized, put in its place, it is always well received, with a certain enthusiasm.
In this particular case Tanaka is confronted by her employer, whom she does not know, he may be a vindictive asshole, but she goes hard on him without any problems. Then later it takes very little, almost nothing, for her resistance to collapse and she surrenders herself to him.
Both results were brought home...