None of them were women that would have accepted an open relationship.
Was that said by Peanutbooter? Sounds like something that would be part of her dialogue.
Sometimes people are willing to settle, as long as it gets them some of what they wanted. I think Jaye would accept some of her loving brother over none.
I knew she had to be there, at least. I suspect a shower or bathtub might be involved. Or did she go full jacuzzi...
I like this new thing you're doing. I didn't use it on UoP (think that's where I saw it) because I have sufficient saves to play each of the paths I've chosen (well, I do have to go back and do a "no Sara" path if I want all of the Ashley options organically from now on), but it's nice that it's there. I usually have enough open saves to not need it, but it's always good to have a back up in case I don't.
To be honest, I've had a clunkier version of it for a while on my private builds that I use while speedrunning to check code as I go. It dawned on me recently that it's sometimes a better method than a button on a cheat menu since that screen can be placed at exact moments and under exact conditions that may be relevant, otherwise it's never seen. Looks cool too... and coolness is a factor aesthetically during gameplay imho.
100% agree with your assertions. At the risk of setting a record with facepalm reactions, I'll go a step further. This game has its roots in realism. No space aliens; no college kids who behave as if they're still freshman in HS; statements by lawyer actors which actually make sense; mature intrigue, etc, etc. Then we have two very well educated, career-tracked, independent, confident women who are vying to run a multinational pharmaceutical company and we're supposed to swallow their acceptance of some dude banging each other and whomever else can hold still along enough. So let's scratch the based in realism thought and just call it pandering to those looking for cheap thrill.
Bugs (especially stuff like this roll issue) is why I never try to DL and play a game within the first week of release - at least games such as this that are very far along and have some serious path development interplays going on. I know you have to grab it to do your thing and help find those bugs so the rest of us cheap bastards can have a better experience once we do download and play it (for me, that's often as much as six weeks later), but I usually have enough of a backlog, and limited time, so I don't mind waiting - I just try to avoid some of the bigger spoilers while I am putting it off.
You're my bud because you DO occasionally do that. I push myself, but I always crave civil objective thought... it's how we grow outside our perspectives and tunnel vision. I appreciate you bud and the many others like you, but you already know that....
Thanks for what you do (even if I occasionally gig you with a "why would you do THAT?!?!").
