It probably is.So a question..... Can I take Elise's offer and be done with everything? It's even too good to be true.
And what if I don't want the throne? Can I only take Elise then take my leave or would Lana hunt me down if I do that?
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Good game. Really love how every character has their hidden motive in the game. It would be insane if Lana was faking it as well, but thats whats fun. I like almost all of the cast, unique characters. I really like Aria, mainly coz of her looks. Hopefully she is Bi (praying).
One big problem I have with the game is that there is no impact on the scenes that need to have that impact. Like the first explosion that happened, I thought that happens all the time or something with how nonchalant it was. There needed to be something else, that truly showed how shocking that was when it happened. And there were some more scenes that I thought had the same problem. Just my two cents. Overall really liked it, and read almost everything. Good luck.
One big problem I have with the game is that there is no impact on the scenes that need to have that impact. Like the first explosion that happened, I thought that happens all the time or something with how nonchalant it was. There needed to be something else, that truly showed how shocking that was when it happened. And there were some more scenes that I thought had the same problem. Just my two cents. Overall really liked it, and read almost everything. Good luck.
Well you wouldn't get the throne, you'd just be consort to Elise.And what if I don't want the throne? Can I only take Elise then take my leave or would Lana hunt me down if I do that?
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Oh no. Please. Stop. Don't make me do that. Really. I must insist.Well you wouldn't get the throne, you'd just be consort to Elise.
Okay.
Ok, if you insist.Well you wouldn't get the throne, you'd just be consort to Elise.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but were the NSFW scenes not animated or not working for me on Android?
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I'm starting to like the characters less and less, I kind of felt this chapter 3 was significantly weaker than the others.
I REALLY don't care about Lana, and honestly every scene she is in feels forced as fuck. I honestly wish she was the Rebel so she would be out of the story for a while.
Not being able to trust any of the characters is definitely a decision, but just makes me feel frustrated listening to the story because basically everything so far has been just lies, its impossible to get attached to a character you know nothing about and we dont know anything about anyone, even the MC.
I REALLY don't care about Lana, and honestly every scene she is in feels forced as fuck. I honestly wish she was the Rebel so she would be out of the story for a while.
Not being able to trust any of the characters is definitely a decision, but just makes me feel frustrated listening to the story because basically everything so far has been just lies, its impossible to get attached to a character you know nothing about and we dont know anything about anyone, even the MC.
- Jul 25, 2017
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this is probably an odd question. Gonna buy this on Steam been thinking about this update for a little awhile now. I'm just not feeling like replaying it to refresh myself on the story or whatever , rather do that later.
Is this update easy to follow if I forgot alot of details about the story or is it like GOT or some other series where you can feel somewhat lost if you forget some of the plot lines.
Is this update easy to follow if I forgot alot of details about the story or is it like GOT or some other series where you can feel somewhat lost if you forget some of the plot lines.
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If you're not feeling like playing from the start, then I would suggest to wait until you DO feel like that. I think it's better experiencing the whole thing sequentially - like a novel, if you put it down for 12 months it's hard to restart from half way through.
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kind of what I figured tbh feels like one of the rare games it's important to remember the story haha, just figured id ask anyways
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I'm a bit conflicted about how to approach this one as a player. On one hand, it's great that I've control over an MC that isn't a horn dog. Given the mysterious nature of SOS and the team members being enigma themselves, I've been consistently keeping my distance from the girls. As much as I'd like to pursue one, if not all of them, I still can't yet trust their motives being around me. So I appreciated having agency over relationships. Kept them at a distance as friends until I can figure out their deal. Did the same with Dizzy and even though it hurt seeing her getting evaporated, I still felt it was the right call in the broader scheme of things.
But then out of the blue, Lana's choice just blows up in my face. Initially, I jolted her out of her advances in the bedroom, which felt like the right call as she did have faint smile afterwards. But fast forward to the present, after her little stunt of pulling a gun on a civilian, and I'm forced to make a choice to "kiss or reject" her. I didn't want to, but I ended up turning her down, only for the game to again push her on me after the warehouse sequence. TWICE Eh?
Don't get me wrong, the game might not be perfect, but it has an interesting lore and has me hooked, so it's pretty close to the top in my books. But somehow I'm struggling to insert myself in-between the VN and the AVN aspect of the game. Yes I want to understand the past and what's the deal with the rebels, more so than anything. But I also would like to pursue the girls when the time is right and I have a clearer picture at hand. But this feels like I am being prematurely forced to make decisions that I'm not yet ready to make.
Am I doing this wrong somewhat? Should I just switch my approach to full blown harem chad and consequences be damned? I really don't want to lock any girls out this early into the game, but this feels like I might be burning un-mendable bridges in the long run.[/SPOILER]
But then out of the blue, Lana's choice just blows up in my face. Initially, I jolted her out of her advances in the bedroom, which felt like the right call as she did have faint smile afterwards. But fast forward to the present, after her little stunt of pulling a gun on a civilian, and I'm forced to make a choice to "kiss or reject" her. I didn't want to, but I ended up turning her down, only for the game to again push her on me after the warehouse sequence. TWICE Eh?
Don't get me wrong, the game might not be perfect, but it has an interesting lore and has me hooked, so it's pretty close to the top in my books. But somehow I'm struggling to insert myself in-between the VN and the AVN aspect of the game. Yes I want to understand the past and what's the deal with the rebels, more so than anything. But I also would like to pursue the girls when the time is right and I have a clearer picture at hand. But this feels like I am being prematurely forced to make decisions that I'm not yet ready to make.
Am I doing this wrong somewhat? Should I just switch my approach to full blown harem chad and consequences be damned? I really don't want to lock any girls out this early into the game, but this feels like I might be burning un-mendable bridges in the long run.[/SPOILER]
You're not locked out of a route for rejecting them any point until the "point of no return", and that's still a long way to go. The purpose of these choices is for players to be able to pursue them, or not, at the moment they feel is right. The scenes are very deliberately grey in terms of "romance". Are you pursuing them because you just want to bed them now? Are you doing it because of the mission? Or you're doing it because you want to romantically?
The only choice the game will never offer, at least at this point of the story, is to outright banish a character just because you don't like them or trust them. They are all integral to the plot. if you reject their advances, it doesn't mean they are gone, and the chances to try again later also isn't gone forever.
And finally, I don't think any of the rejections so far have been unreasonable to the LIs. They understand the timing and context might not be right, but they still try one way or another for their own reasons. You're not going to lock them out for rejecting/delaying them, for now.